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Maryland Man Preserves Japanese Cherry Tree’s Legacy
Navy medical historian Jan Herman discovered one of Washington’s first Japanese cherry trees and gave it a fresh start.
Potomac River Expert Outlines Threats to DMV Water Supply
Michael Nardolilli is executive director for the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin.
IndyCar Releases Course Details for Freedom 250 Grand Prix Race in DC
The event will be the first auto race held on the National Mall and downtown DC streets.
Haymarket’s Sarah Everhardt Will Skate at World Championships
Everhardt will take the place of Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu, who stepped down from the competition.
Ilia Malinin Wins Fair Play Award for Olympic Sportsmanship
The skater from Vienna was recognized for his kindness toward gold medalist Mikhail Shaidorov.
Potomac River in Fairfax Remains Under Recreational Advisory
The advisory is the result of a pipe collapse that caused a massive sewage spill.
Here’s When the Cherry Blossoms Will Reach Peak Bloom This Year
Plan your blossom-viewing activities around these key dates.
George Mason Women’s Basketball Team Makes Program History
The Patriots are looking to win back-to-back conference tournament titles and secure their spot in March Madness.
Fairfax County Police Department Touts Success of Drone Program
The department says drones can arrive quickly on the scene and help officers safely and efficiently respond to emergencies.
State Department Employee Killed 1 Woman and His Own Dog in Road Rage Stabbing
Police have offered new details on the road rage incident that left two dead and three injured.
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