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What happened on September 02, 2012
LOCAL
When a boy is sexually abused by a woman ‘people do not often recognize the harm’ By Keith L. Alexander
Muslims look for mates in D.C. at annual speed-dating event By Annys Shin
Rain floods streets and Metro just north of downtown D.C. By Martin Weil
Report: FAA should improve control of birds, wildlife near airports By Ashley Halsey Iii
Elliot N. Sivowitch, radio, television historian
Montgomery County to forge ties with Ethiopian city By Kara Rose | The Gazette
On Labor Day, remembering circus detectives, doup fixers, other jobs lost because of progress By John Kelly
D.C. mayor looks to make good on 2010 election campaign promise: More jobs By Mike Debonis
Fort Ward’s residents’ journey from Civil War to civil rights
Our ignorance of learning disabilities By Jay Mathews
D.C. Democrats, ever hopeful, head to Charlotte to fight for voting rights By Mike Debonis
Bus riders along Central Avenue in Prince George’s frustrated by long waits, crowding By Luz Lazo
Laura Tuckerman Triest, 100, dies By Matt Schudel
OPINIONS
Fair Food Program helps end the use of slavery in the tomato fields By Holly Burkhalter
Unleashing the potential of immigrants By Editorial Board
Readers react to the GOP convention
Grading Obama’s economics By Robert J. Samuelson
Too much regulation in Fairfax
Labor Day By Editorial Board
Venezuela on fire By Editorial Board
Tampa defines the Charlotte Imperative for Obama By E.j. Dionne Jr
The risk of operating a boat while drinking
The Redskins’ cold treatment of Chris Cooley
Workers face an economic power gap By Harold Meyerson
Understanding Obama’s and Romney’s foreign policy differences By Jackson Diehl
ENTERTAINMENT
Out of the ‘Shadow’: In novel, Vaddey Ratner speaks out on life under Khmer Rouge rule By Ellen Mccarthy
‘A Death in Italy: The Definitive Account of the Amanda Knox Case,’ by John Follain By Patrick Anderson
Back stories mask what Suilebhan’s superhero story ‘Reals’ is really about By Peter Marks
Lucimarian Roberts, mother of ‘GMA’ host, dies at 88 By News Services and Staff Reports
BUSINESS
At Hallway, a start-up for high school students by high school students By Steven Overly
Cafe Green and Java Green turn to crowdfunding model to pay off back taxes By Abha Bhattarai
Eyeing Donatelli project nearby, Katz Properties plans upgrades at East River Park Shopping Center By Jonathan O'connell
Value Added: Nantucket Project combines intellectual stimulation and civic activism By Thomas Heath
SAIC divesting test unit as it makes split By Marjorie Censer
Five Mile Capital Partners buys Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg, plans $20 million in improvements By Jonathan O'connell
Sole Source: Novetta Solutions buys intelligence, cyber company By Marjorie Censer
From ‘Angry Birds’ to multi-player video games, NASA ramps up investment in educational technology By Abha Bhattarai
New Mountain exits Deltek after seven years By Marjorie Censer
Nonprofits get free MBA professionals By Vanessa Small
Job seekers find it difficult to keep up with innovations in their field By Sarah Halzack
Phased retirement poised to become more common in Washington region By Sarah Halzack
Career Coach: Leading from behind to let others shine By Joyce E. A. Russell
Key economic events for the week of Sept. 3 By Suzy Khimm and Sarah Kliff
Washington area business diary for week of Sept. 3 By Shawn Selby
Washington area bankruptcy filings for the week of Sept. 3
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of Sept. 3
Romney continues to sell business experience as qualification for White House By Catherine Ho
Northrop makes changes near the top By Marjorie Censer
Phased retirement: How it works for one D.C.-area employee By Sarah Halzack
The Download: Startup America Partnership touts entrepreneurs at RNC, DNC By Steven Overly
Venture debt firm Horizon Technology Finance opens Reston office By Steven Overly
New at the top: Mark Hunker wasn’t afraid to fill a vacuum, on the campaign trail or at the office
Helping Out: Home builder works with competitors to do free renovations
For Smithsonian workers, a discount that helps with holiday shopping By Sarah Halzack
Another round of retiree benefits litigation on the horizon By James R. Napoli and Kara L. Lincoln
Influx of employment lawsuits, regulations a bright spot for law firms By Catherine Ho
POLITICS
Mitt Romney exited Bain Capital with rare tax benefits in retirement By Tom Hamburger
Obama facing mounting questions over ‘you didn’t build that’ remark By Amy Gardner
Obama campaign targets early voters By David Nakamura
Romney is hailed as ‘ambassador’ guiding Mormonism ‘out of obscurity’ By Philip Rucker
Swing states beware: It’s the latest attack of the nonstop attack ads By Dan Eggen
Obama campaign faces delicate balance at Democratic National Convention By Chris Cillizza
Same-sex marriage crusaders ask Supreme Court to stand down By Robert Barnes
WORLD
Sun Myung Moon dies at 92; Washington Times owner led the Unification Church By Emma Brown
In France, entrepreneurs battle culture of ‘no’ By Edward Cody
Smarck Michel, former Haitian prime minister, dies at 75 By Trenton Daniel
Syrian rebels bomb regime army base, 4 injured By Babak Dehghanpisheh
U.S. intervention in Syria appears unlikely, say officials By Anne Gearan and Karen Deyoung
Israeli settlers evacuated from West Bank outpost following court order By Joel Greenberg
LIFESTYLE
Massoud Adibpour just wants D.C. commuters to have happy Mondays By Maura Judkis
Carolyn Hax: No thanks for praise By Carolyn Hax
KanKouran show proves West African dance company is evolving By Pamela Squires
SPORTS
Strasburg shutdown? Nats can still be a playoff powerhouse By Thomas Boswell
Couch Slouch: Denver Broncos, New Orleans Saints could have big seasons By Norman Chad
Virginia Tech vs. Georgia Tech: Rivalry or not, it’s a big game By Mark Giannotto
Alabama picks up where it left off By — Matt Bonesteel
TV and radio listings: Sept. 2
D.C. United falls to Real Salt Lake, putting MLS playoff hopes in jeopardy By Steven Goff
Week 1 in college football belongs to the big boys By John Feinstein
Santana Moss hopes reduced role with Redskins leads to increased impact By Mike Jones
Orioles, Buck Showalter still unexpectedly in the MLB playoff hunt By Rick Maese
Nationals vs. Cardinals: Stephen Strasburg sparkles, Washington announces shutdown date of Sept. 12 By Adam Kilgore
Ryan Hunter-Reay wins Grand Prix of Baltimore By Sandra Mckee
NATIONAL
A year after the explosion that blinded him, former Navy swimmer is in the Paralympics By David Brown
Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon dies at 92 By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service
WSSC on a mission to unclog greasy sewer pipes By Darryl Fears
NEWS
Mark Reynolds homers twice as Baltimore Orioles beat New York Yankees, 8-3, in Bronx By Eduardo A. Encina
Ask Amy: Alcoholism and denial worry brother’s keeper By Amy Dickinson
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