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National Park Service considers closing restrooms earlier, reducing ranger hours
The National Park Service is considering closing restroom and visitor facilities earlier and eliminating late-night ranger hours at monuments and memorials on the National Mall, WTOP has learned.
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ListenBelinda Carlisle: 'Sun' rises (again) on solo career (VIDEO)
Belinda Carlisle talks with WTOP about venturing back into pop music and touring with The Go-Go's.
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ListenFlashback: D.C. baseball 74 years ago
One of baseball's charms is the game largely remains the same. Yet, a historic recording of a 1939 game between the Washington Senators and Cleveland Indians at the old Griffith Stadium demonstrates how the world has continued to change.
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Amazon sends digital copy of vinyl purchases
"Old-school" music listeners have something to new to cheer about.
Beatles photog: They never asked me to stop
The Beatles were likely the most-photographed band of all time -- so the idea of never-before-seen images of John, Paul, George, and Ringo seems impossible.
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ListenVa. teen's dad says break-in that lead to shooting was accidental
The father of a Sterling, Va., high school junior shot and killed inside a neighbor's home early Sunday morning says his son accidentally entered the home after attending a party.
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Union claims U.S. Capitol Police to staff posts with civilians
The union representing U.S. Capitol Police says the department plans to put civilian employees on posts formerly staffed by sworn officers. This announcement includes posts at the Ford House Office Building.
Twitter music app to blend tunes, social
Twitter's new music discovery app will make streaming songs easier on mobile devices, while simultaneously engaging Twitter users.
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Listen'Harlem Shake' artists unlikely to win copyright suit, lawyer says
Two recording artists whose music was sampled in the viral Internet hit "Harlem Shake" would likely not win if they took their cases to court, says the editor-in-chief of Lawyers.com.
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Bocce goes from old-school to social in D.C.
A game dating to ancient Rome is becoming a hot social event for young Washingtonians, but it's not your father's bocce.
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