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Faulkner, Maryland

Population: 572,059

The hub of national politics and a center of international interaction, Washington, D.C. is a bustling city rich with history and cultural flavor from around the globe. Walking between the government buildings, the sense of history and power in the downtown area is almost overwhelming. Some of the nation's most recognized buildings circle the National Mall, including the towering Washington Monument, the Capitol Building, the National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian museums. Institutions such as Georgetown University and American University round out the city's reputation as a place of higher learning and modern culture.

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The Metropolitan Cooking & Entertainment Show-Washington D.C.
801 Mount Vernon Place
 Sun 11/08
Department of Parks and Recreation - DC Speed Indoor Track Practice
Kenilworth-Parkside Center
 Tue 11/10
Department of Parks and Recreation - DC Speed Indoor Track Practice
Coolidge High School
 Tue 11/10
Department of Parks and Recreation - DC Speed Indoor Track Practice
Kenilworth-Parkside Center
 Thu 11/12

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Faulkner News

Time for Nalley to go

Daily Record - Thu Nov 05

While we are castigating judges who overstepped their bounds, let us turn to Southern Maryland Circuit Judge Robert C. Nalley.

Comments sought on proposed rates for child support

The Enterprise - Wed Nov 04

The Maryland Department of Human Resources - the state agency responsible for collecting and distributing child support payments - seeks public comment on the possibility of revising the child support guidelines in Maryland.

Legislators find out pension fund shortfall

Daily Record - Wed Nov 04

Maryland will likely have to increase payments to its teacher and employee pension funds by $189 million next year, lawmakers learned this week as officials with the State Retirement Agency broke down its results from fiscal 2009.

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