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What happened on May 30, 2012

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What happened on May 30, 2012

LIFESTYLE

How To: Replace furniture hardware By Jeanne Huber

Frugal Mama Amy Suardi discusses her budget- and splurge-friendly lifestyle By Terri Sapienza

Catalonian buffet in a lovely setting By Tom Sietsema

What does testing season truly test? By Tracy Grant

D.C.’s jazz scene gets an online boost from CapitalBop’s young advocates By Chris Richards

Circle of friends contains an awkward love triangle By Carolyn Hax

TV Highlights By — Emily Yahr

Disabled retiree is perfectly able to tell relatives to butt out By Miss Manners

Tom Sietsema: Boundary Road By Tom Sietsema

Eisenhower family remains opposed to tapestries planned for memorial By Philip Kennicott

Rocky wedding attitude needs adjusting By Amy Dickinson

Advice from the Frugal Mama By Terri Sapienza

Congressional competition puts students’ artwork in the spotlight By Erin Williams

Michelle Obama recounts journey as gardener By Adrian Higgins

Intense but flawed ‘Ice Child,’ by Factory 449, leaves audiences cold By Celia Wren

ChefDriven food truck By Tim Carman

Apple trees for the home garden By Barbara Damrosch

Handy Guide: Home water filtration By Jura Koncius

Home office makeover in an attic By Megan Buerger

Nationals aren’t the only game in town By Fred Bowen

LOCAL

Summer driving: What’s best the route from D.C. to New England? By Robert Thomson

Surprise! D.C. is not America’s buggiest city, survey says By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Bladensburg battles to preserve historic Bostwick House By Holly Nunn

Despite deadline, no decision yet for Raspberry Falls By Caitlin Gibson

Spelling bee loses young sensation Lori Anne Madison in second round By Jeremy Borden

Math and science gaps found at elite Fairfax school By Emma Brown

Longtime Prince George’s town commissioner reflects on 24-year tenure By Jeffrey K. Lyles

Bill to place advertisements on city fire trucks moves forward By Julie Scharper Of The Baltimore Sun

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, May 31-June 6 By Carrie Donovan

Virginia soldier killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash on Memorial Day By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Montgomery teens put art and soul into annual fundraiser By Jessica Ablamsky

President Merten transformed GMU into national brand in 16-year tenure By Holly Hobbs

Huntingtown Navy Junior ROTC team among best of the best By Laura Dukes

Chuck Brown memorial service: Speeches, spirituals — and a parting blast of go-go By J. Freedom Du Lac

Fairfax teen is a voice of MADD By Gregg Macdonald

Service station in Charles, opened in 1947, runs out of gas By Lindsay Renner

On a sunny afternoon, two planes with veteran pilots collided in mid-air By Ashley Halsey Iii

Try parent visits, not parent takeovers of schools By Jay Mathews

Two Potomac properties sit unincorporated, surrounded by Rockville By Alison Bryant

Proms, graduations and teen crashes: The worst season for police official and father By Donna St. George

Colgan Charity Golf Tournament raises $30,000 for Benedictine Sisters charities By Jeremy Borden

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, May 31-June 6 By Carrie Donovan

Montgomery authorities charge man in 1975 murder By Dan Morse and Mary Pat Flaherty

POLITICS

Social Security disability trust fund projected to run out of cash by 2016 By Brian Faler

Texas Latinos poised for no House gains despite population boom, new districts By Paul Kane

Recruiting veterans for government service By The Partnership For Public Service

Romney wins over Republican women, shrinks popularity gap with Obama in new poll By Jon Cohen and Krissah Thompson

More urgency needed to help homeless veterans, federal officials say By Steve Vogel

As governor, Mitt Romney backtracked on promised reforms in appointing judges By Jerry Markon and Alice Crites

Republicans cheer Davis’s defection to GOP By Rosalind S. Helderman

After Obama’s ‘Polish death camp’ mistake, calls for a stronger mea culpa By David Nakamura

Resolution praising feds has bleak future By Joe Davidson

Senior executives give mixed views of job By Lisa Rein

Chamber says it will evade disclosure ruling by tweaking ads By Dan Eggen

John Edwards trial judge sends colorful alternate jurors home By Manuel Roig-franzia

Obama, Romney execute game plans, amid distractions By Dan Balz

BUSINESS

10 surprising facts about Mark Zuckerberg By Hayley Tsukayama

Has Facebook dropped support for Chrome? By Hayley Tsukayama

Why Google’s Chrome OS finally feels like an operating system By David Pierce | Theverge.com

Helping veterans find work in a tight job market By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s Tim Cook promises ‘incredible’ products, offers no details By Hayley Tsukayama

U.S. tech companies warn of threat to Internet from foreign governments By Cecilia Kang

Apple’s WWDC 2012: What we know so far By Erica Ogg | Gigaom.com

Washingtonpost.com site maintenance By Justin Bank

Washington region’s unemployment rate holds at 5.5 percent By J.d. Harrison

Google finally does something with Zagat, adds reviews with launch of Google+ Local By Ricardo Bilton | Venturebeat.com

What California’s lieutenant governor thinks of Project Glass after trying them on By Nathan Ingraham | Theverge.com

Facebook’s Zuckerberg drops off top billionaires list By Hayley Tsukayama

Cadre, a high-priced networking group, serves the self-employed crowd By Olga Khazan

Nest smart thermostat may soon be sitting on an Apple store shelf near you By Venturebeat.com

Tim Cook: What I learned from Steve Jobs By Venturebeat.com

Steve Jobs’s successor takes center stage By Joshua Topolsky

How to hit up Uncle Sam for small business funding By Deborah Sweeney

NATIONAL

Bob Slaughter, D-Day veteran who helped create National Memorial in Bedford,Va. By Emily Langer