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  1. Richmond Mayor Stoney tells Democrats he’ll drop bid for Va. governor Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney is dropping out of next year’s race for Virginia governor, possibly to run for lieutenant governor.
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  2. Moon in the morning, sun in the afternoon kept Monday bright Hours of celestial illumination pave way for a warm D.C. spring day.
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  3. Activists at Supreme Court protest move to penalize homelessness Demonstrators — some of whom had been homeless themselves — came from New York City, Philadelphia and other cities to protest outside the Supreme Court.
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  4. PM Update: Frost advisory tonight, with widespread 30s for lows Conditions seem ideal for some late-April frost. Temperatures spring upward toward 70 tomorrow.
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  5. At a tent city near the Supreme Court: ‘They want to criminalize us’ As the Supreme Court hears arguments for the criminalization of homelessness, the residents of a D.C. tent city five blocks away say this was never a choice..
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  6. How baby boomers have remade home buying The number of homes built in age-restricted communities has skyrocketed since 2009,
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  8. Skies over D.C. went back to gray on Sunday, as mercury sank Sunset saves city from total overcast
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  9. Challenge Accepted: How renters can overcome barriers to homeownership Compromise is the watchword for location and affordability
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  10. PM Update: Patchy frost possible tonight; sunnier and warmer Monday Some areas of frost around the D.C. region are possibly Sunday night and maybe Monday night, but Monday’s highs in the mid-60s are the beginning of a warming trend.
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  11. Which comes first: the sale or the purchase? The decision on whether to buy or sell first is never simple.
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  12. In D.C.’s Ward 7, a ‘generational’ race to replace council’s Vince Gray Redistricting, along with longtime Democratic Council member Vincent C. Gray announcing he would not seek reelection, has transformed the political landscape in Ward 7.
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  13. In case you’re wondering what $17 million will get you The most expensive houses sold in the D.C. area in 2023
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  14. D.C.-area forecast: Much cooler today with plenty of clouds, then turning sunny and warmer The suburbs could dip into the 30s tonight. Next chance of showers comes late Tuesday night and Wednesday but may not amount to much.
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