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What happened on March 28, 2012

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What happened on March 28, 2012

LIFESTYLE

The benefits of wood ash in the garden By Barbara Damrosch

How To: Deal with mildew on honeycomb shades By Jeanne Huber

Rediscovering the Lenten rose By Adrian Higgins

Scandal contorts future of John Friend, Anusara yoga By Manuel Roig-franzia

Darryl Carter to open studio and store in Shaw By Jura Koncius

Living Well: Pixie Windsor, owner of Miss Pixie’s furniture shop in D.C. By Megan Buerger

Miss Manners: Bride hopes groom’s mother will opt for, um, support By Miss Manners

Peeps Show VI: Power to the Peeps By Katherine Boyle

Scott Tucker to succeed Norman Scribner at Choral Arts Society By Anne Midgette

Freelance props designers are a resourceful lot By Celia Wren

Elements already in place at East Pearl By Tim Carman and First Bite

Oprah to appear on ‘CBS This Morning,’ co-hosted by BFF Gayle King: What a surprise! By Lisa De Moraes

Outside the Supreme Court, the health-care party’s over. Now what? By Laura Vozzella

Onstage, Sleigh Bells evolve from buzz band to brawn By — Patrick Foster

Hints from Heloise: Noteworthy dinner-party guests By Heloise

Ask Amy: Life with a yo-yo is full of ups and downs By Amy Dickinson

A playroom makeover in Annandale By Megan Buerger

Mike Daisey attempts damage control with his audience By Nelson Pressley

Concert review: Jack Ingram at Hill Country By Emily Yahr

For the Capitals, the playoffs have already started By Fred Bowen

Limbaugh sees heat over comments turn down to a simmer By Paul Farhi

Carolyn Hax: Views on porn habits; friends M.I.A.; keeping up appearances By Carolyn Hax

LOCAL

Jewish memoirs explained in six words By Larry Smith

Aging Baltimore tunnel a threat to shipping economy for the city and Maryland By Ashley Halsey Iii

Girl is granted private access to St. Mary’s book sale By Jessica Goolsby

Dulles expansion prepares airport for new wide-body jets By Ashley Halsey Iii

Manufacturer needs to repair 47 hybrid buses bought by the Metro system By Dana Hedgpeth

Habitat for Humanity to build townhouses in Gaithersburg By Jen Bondeson

Ex-TSA official charged in prostitution case By Dan Morse

District’s emancipation proclamation turns 150 By Michael E. Ruane

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton at center of World War I Memorial tussle By John Kelly

Loudoun chairman says unionized labor on Silver Line project is a likely deal breaker By Fredrick Kunkle

Gaithersburg to honor Tommy Mason, caretaker of community center By Jen Bondeson

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, March 29-April 4 By Carrie Donovan

Do Metro riders obey voice commands? By Dr. Gridlock

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, March 29-April 4 By Carrie Donovan

Muse faces uphill battle in primary against Cardin By Avis Thomas-lester and Ben Pershing

Prince William educator Betty Covington honored for 50 years of service By Jeremy Borden

District gaining more residents from outside the region By Carol Morello

D.C. police officer shoots and kills man By Paul Duggan and Clarence Williams

Five questions about Maryland’s primary elections By Ben Pershing

Character, ethics top issues of D.C. Council elections By Tim Craig

Marie Davis Gadsden, 92, dies; chaired Oxfam America By Adam Bernstein

Bowie High hosts memorial run for graduate who loved physics By Virginia Terhune

Prince George’s students build robots for underwater obstacle course By Abby Brownback

Calvert Lego League teams prepare for regional contest By Laura Buck

Pit bull fatally shot in Montgomery County after attacking two teenagers By Martin Weil

At-large D.C. council primary pits incumbent Orange against three contenders By Tim Craig

Retired Fairfax officers creating police museum By Gregg Macdonald

University of Maryland professor looks at history of children’s outfits in new book By Holly Nunn

Students with big ideas to convene for Clinton Global Initiative University By Daniel De Vise

Annandale woman specializes in caring for bats By Kali Schumitz

Greed threatens learning at local universities By Robert Mccartney

ENTERTAINMENT

Adrienne Rich, feminist poet who wrote of politics and lesbian identity, dies at 82 By Matt Schudel

Paul Cain’s ‘The Complete Slayers,’ reviewed by Michael Dirda By Michael Dirda

New in paperback: Dean Faulkner Wells’s ‘Every Day by the Sun’ By Nora Krug

Lauren Fox’s ‘Friends Like Us’: Poignant comedy about relationships By Lisa Page

OPINIONS

Judicial activists in the Supreme Court By E.j. Dionne Jr

The cabbie who is driving for liberty By George F. Will

Why hasn’t Abu Zubaida been tried? By Amanda L. Jacobsen

Obamacare and the character question By Matt Miller

The Fed eases out By Editorial Board

Sudan’s scorched-earth approach to settling an oil dispute By Editorial Board

Maryland’s offshore wind bill would undermine a good policy By Editorial Board

Ousting Syria’s Assad through a ‘soft landing’ By David Ignatius

WORLD

Staff Sgt. Robert Bales describes PTSD-like symptoms, lawyer says By Carol D. Leonnig

U.S. to pay more for Afghan security guards, auditor says By Ernesto Londoño

India’s army unfit to fight a war, army chief says By Rama Lakshmi

U.N. chief urges Syria’s Assad to stem continuing violence By Alice Fordham

At Strategic Command hearing, Republicans go after Obama’s open-mike remark By Walter Pincus

In Cuba, Pope Benedict XVI calls for more freedom By William Booth

After Bo’s ouster, a mysterious death adds to China’s churning rumor mill By Keith B. Richburg and Andrew Higgins

Russia protesters take up politics, aiming for city hall By Kathy Lally

Top U.S. war commanders meet with Pakistan’s army chief By Richard Leiby