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What happened on September 19, 2012

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Do You Need Renters Insurance? By Beth Luberecki (for Express)
Don’t Be Held Hostage By Tracy Krulik (for Express)
Renters Also Can Go Green By Amanda Erickson (for Express)
In All the Right Spaces By Jessica Bylander (for Express)
A Look At The Near Future Of In-Car Technology: QNX CAR 2 By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

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What happened on September 19, 2012

BUSINESS

New Humana program rewards purchase of healthy groceries By Sarah Kliff

HTC announces new Windows Phones, the 8X and the 8S By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s iPhone 5: Review Roundup By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple’s iOS 6: What you should know By Hayley Tsukayama

Smaller tablets expected to drive market as rumors swirl about a smaller iPad By Hayley Tsukayama

Chase bank Web site suffers outages after Bank of America site problems By Hayley Tsukayama

Web giants launch lobbying group By Cecilia Kang

Google Maps makes peeking inside stores easier By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

The good, bad, and ugly of Twitter’s web and mobile makeover By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com

10 new iOS 6 features iPad users should know By Geoffrey Goetz | Gigaom.com

The 47 percent: Think too few Americans pay income tax? Here’s how to change it. By Neil Irwin

Defense industry is reshaping itself in a multitude of ways By Marjorie Censer

HUD may have paid over $1B in false claims By Danielle Douglas

Apple’s new iOS 6 system coming today By Hayley Tsukayama

Tech moguls lose big on Forbes 400 By Hayley Tsukayama

LOCAL

Prince George’s County hiring crossing guards to help address shortage By Beth Moszkowicz | The Gazette

Seven of nation’s 10 most affluent counties are in Washington region By Carol Morello and Ted Mellnik

Remaking D.C. council member Jack Evans’s Georgetown house By Jura Koncius

Artist adds splotch of color to barren corner By Robert Samuels

Gary Smith guilty of involuntary manslaughter in 2006 shooting of fellow Army Ranger By Michael Laris

Labor official returns temporarily to MWAA board By Lori Aratani and Mary Pat Flaherty

Pr. George’s man shot in Southeast Washington was on probation in gun case By Peter Hermann

Animal Doctor: When breeding creates ‘freaks’ By Michael W. Fox

Gertrude de Ponton d’Amecourt, Washington hostess and real estate broker, dies at 102 By Emily Langer

Longtime Bethesda landmark closing By Jessica Ablamsky | The Gazette

Fall for the Book festival brings readers, authors together at GMU By David Siegel | Special To The Fairfax County Times

Going Out Guide By Jillian Sowah

Loudoun County volunteer opportunities By Sandy Mauck

Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Sept. 20-26 By Carrie Donovan

Pair with matching shirts robs auto parts store By Martin Weil

Here’s an awards program worth your time By Derrick T. Dortch

Man shot by police still in critical condition By Matt Zapotosky and Peter Hermann

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Sept. 20-26 By Carrie Donovan

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Virginia Senate candidates can’t stop defense cuts By Robert Mccartney

Silver Spring community rallies for intergenerational facility By Kara Rose | The Gazette

Longtime vacant Capitol Heights apartment complex reduced to rubble By Natalie Mcgill | The Gazette

Fairfax County church says sign that sparked lawsuit is about being a good neighbor By Jim Toedtman

Rosaryville Elementary honors former principal with media center dedication By Erich Wagner | The Gazette

Argument between students at D.C. school leads to shooting By Peter Hermann

Post Poll: Tim Kaine opens first lead over George Allen in Virginia Senate race By Ben Pershing and Scott Clement

Are KIPP achievement gains inflated? By Jay Mathews

D.C. Council members kick off fall session By Tim Craig and Mike Debonis

A modest proposal: Dump Metro, get goats By John Kelly

Prince William Teacher of Years seeks to shape lives at Osbourn Park High By Sarah Lane

Power problems wreak havoc on Metro’s Red Line By Maggie Fazeli Fard and Mark Berman

UDC’s staff and facilities are too large, report says By Nikita Stewart

College of Southern Maryland names new dean for Leonardtown campus By Jesse Yeatman | The Enterprise

Richard G. Hocevar, former general manager of WSSC, dies at 86 By Katherine Shaver

Maryland Senate president joins opposition to youth jail in Waldorf By Erica Mitrano | Maryland Independent

Eldest Olympian’s secret to long life: S-C-R-A-B-B-L-E By Gregg Macdonald | The Gazette

POLITICS

Vet jobs bill fails in Senate; caught in Hill battle By Steve Vogel

Georgette and Lyn: A tale of two sisters By Jason Horowitz

To claim Virginia, Obama’s hopes rest on women By Karen Tumulty and Scott Clement

Behind the big-ticket political fundraisers By Ann Gerhart and Jason Horowitz

A friend of feds last hearing; Akaka retiring By Joe Davidson

Minor candidates are main focus of federal election funding program By T.w. Farnam

Before Romney’s 47%, there was Nixon’s By Al Kamen

NEWS

Do You Need Renters Insurance? By Beth Luberecki (for Express)

Don’t Be Held Hostage By Tracy Krulik (for Express)

Renters Also Can Go Green By Amanda Erickson (for Express)

In All the Right Spaces By Jessica Bylander (for Express)

A Look At The Near Future Of In-Car Technology: QNX CAR 2 By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

WORLD

In a world hungry for cheap shrimp, migrants labor overtime in Thai sheds By Jason Motlagh

In Pakistan, a pink salt spa By Michele Langevine Leiby

Benghazi attack called ‘terrorist’ By Karen Deyoung

South African mining industry fears precedent after Lonmin strike settlement By Andrew England

New sanctions target Syria’s arms suppliers By Joby Warrick

Pakistan a dismal place to be a kid, report finds By Michele Langevine Leiby

Iran preparing internal version of Internet By James Ball and Benjamin Gottlieb

In Pakistan, a pink salt spa By Michele Langevine Leiby

Gates: Sequestration will take adults to handle By Walter Pincus

World Bank sees Palestinian fiscal crisis worsening By Joel Greenberg

Italy’s high court upholds convictions of 23 Americans in Abu Omar rendition By Ian Shapira