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| washingtonpost.com - The District
The emergence of Bloods and Crips, gangs that originated on the West Coast and are establishing themselves in the Washington area, has contributed to several homicides in Prince George's County this year and has become a growing concern in the District, law enforcement officials said.
D.C. officials yesterday identified 14 schools where about 2,700 middle schoolers will be eligible for up to $100 a month in cash awards for good test scores and behavior.
On the map, it's a long, squiggling line running along the East Coast. It starts in the Maine backcountry and meanders until it hits the Florida Keys.
Holy Rood Cemetery sits along Wisconsin Avenue, just up the street from upscale restaurants, stylish dress shops and stores that sell antiques.
DENVER, Aug. 27 -- The day did not start well for the activists from the District.
A 34-year-old Southeast Washington man was jailed without bond yesterday after an incident last month in which he allegedly argued with a woman over a double-parked car and shot the woman's husband in the head when he intervened in the dispute.
D.C. State Board of Education President Robert C. Bobb will not be a candidate for the board in November.
Loudoun County school officials are conducting a broad review of the district's math curriculum and soon will survey teachers, administrators and parents to get their feedback on how the subject is taught.
A Lexington Park man accused of forcing another man at gunpoint to drive him and a companion to the District to buy drugs was charged Tuesday with kidnapping and related counts.
Authorities announced yesterday the arrests of 77 people suspected of selling or supplying drugs in the Trinidad section of Northeast Washington.
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