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What happened on May 02, 2012

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What happened on May 02, 2012

LIFESTYLE

How To: Clean velveteen or velvet furniture By Jeanne Huber

Critics say Discovery Channel’s ‘Frozen Planet’ sidesteps climate change issue By Darryl Fears

Pottery Barn and Crate and Barrel: Shopping the chains By Terri Sapienza

Foraging for dandelions, that edible weed By Barbara Damrosch

Carolyn Hax: When a spouse is quick to anger By Carolyn Hax

Suddenly, audiences everywhere want to have fun. By Chris Richards

Miss Manners: Neither parties nor gifts are obligatory for graduations By Miss Manners

Silence is golden in soccer By Fred Bowen

A Garden Festival at Ladew Topiary Gardens By Adrian Higgins

What’s new in gluten-free beers: Less twang By Greg Kitsock

Archery hits the bull’s-eye with kids By Associated Press

Tips for vacations using public transportation By Becky Krystal

‘Luck’ cancellation cost Time Warner $35 million By Lisa De Moraes

What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs

Ask Amy: Biological father’s return inspires family’s fear By Amy Dickinson

House Calls: A plain patio gets pretty By Megan Buerger

How technology brought me closer to my kids By Tracy Grant

Nice touches at Green Pig Bistro By Tom Sietsema

Not victims of tradition: Women emerge as symbols for girls facing abusive fates By Pamela Constable

OPINIONS

Jon Will’s gift By George F. Will

What Singapore can teach us By Matt Miller

The fallacy of blaming oil ‘speculators’ By Robert J. Samuelson

Politicizing the drone debate By David Ignatius

Our do-almost-nothing Congress By Dana Milbank

Obama’s winning strategy on foreign policy By E.j. Dionne Jr

A war that’s bigger than Afghanistan By William Kristol

Obama’s two-sided vision of peace By Editorial Board

Mr. McDonnell faces a quandary with voter ID bill By Editorial Board

Newt Gingrich may have ended campaign, but he will remain out of this world By Dana Milbank

Defending Chen Guangcheng By Editorial Board

POLITICS

The good, bad and ugly of the Homeland Security Department By Joe Davidson

Cartagena prostitution scandal is no laughing matter to Secret Service alumni By David Nakamura

Senators want USPS to wait on closings By Ed O’keefe

Social Security benefits available online By Stephen Ohlemacher

Obama plan would ease weapons export rules By Sari Horwitz

Progress in Afghanistan? Book isn’t closed. By Al Kamen

LOCAL

The history of the Anacostia River By Megan Buerger

Potomac River’s and Anacostia River’s cleanup makes progress, but much work remains By Megan Buerger

Fairfax City fire department ‘can’t afford’ to serve George Mason University By Gregg Macdonald

In Maryland, a rare reversal of suspensions for two lacrosse players By Donna St. George

Fallout from ruling that pit bulls are ‘inherently dangerous’ By Jessica Anderson Of The Baltimore Sun

In National Archives thefts, a radio detective gets his man By Del Quentin Wilber and Lisa Rein

Leica opens its temple to photography in D.C. By John Kelly

Prince George’s school uses giant chocolate bar to teach good nutritional habits By Erich Wagner

Montgomery County preparing to clean up Gude landfill By Victor Zapana

Prince George’s communities mull next steps after requests for state funding are denied By Natalie Mcgill

Vietnamese Americans urge cultural sensitivity By Luz Lazo

Extension of D.C. bar hours rejected by council committee By Tim Craig

Festival in Old Town Bowie to spotlight the arts By Virginia Terhune

Mount Rainier-Hyattsville area shaken by attacks, rapes on or near trails By Matt Zapotosky

Ex-Teammate Pettitte testifies in Clemens perjury trial By Del Quentin Wilber and Ann E. Marimow

Dulles rail meeting between Ray LaHood and Va., local officials fails to yield deal By Dana Hedgpeth

Many don’t understand TSP, poll finds By Eric Yoder

Andy Pettitte is unsure of his conversation with Roger Clemens about HGH By Del Quentin Wilber and Ann E. Marimow

St. Mary’s County to review ordinance on sign regulation By Jason Babcock

70 nonprofit groups in Alexandria hope to raise $200,000 online in 24 hours By Patricia Sullivan

Fairfax County’s emergency shelter program conflicts with building codes By Kali Schumitz

Bikeshare coming to lower Montgomery County By Katherine Shaver

SMECO looks to break ground on $100 million project in May By Meghan Russell

May Day protests: Uncertain beginnings for a revival attempt By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Paralyzed Clarksburg teen to receive service dog By Sherry Greenfield

Hospitals could face rate freeze in Maryland By N.c. Aizenman

The Potomac River, in good health and bad By Megan Buerger

Senior Executive Service is a chance to start at the top By Derrick T. Dortch

Easton parents are heroes in lacrosse players’ disciplinary case By Robert Mccartney

Michael Gardner, ex-chief of Falls Church Democrats, convicted of molesting 2 girls By Allison Klein

Manassas election winners Ian Lovejoy and Ilka Chavez says schools are priority By Jeremy Borden

ENTERTAINMENT

‘The First Crusade: The Call From the East,’ by Peter Frankopan By Michael Dirda

Mall design contest winners named to redo D.C. sites By J. Michael Welton

Jerry Spinelli’s ‘Jake and Lily’: When twins diverge By Mary Quattlebaum

Book review: ‘These Girls’ by Sarah Pekkanen By Yvonne Zipp

Theater: ‘Five Little Monkeys’ is a delight for youngsters By Jane Horwitz

Marc Aronson: ‘Master of Deceit: J. Edgar Hoover and America in the Age of Lies’ By — Abby Mcganney Nolan and Abby Mcganney Nolan

Big names lend credibility to summer movies By Jen Chaney