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What happened on January 16, 2013

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What happened on January 16, 2013

LOCAL

Eighteen charged in bust of drug ring that worked in area By Rachel S. Karas

Magruder’s to sell its remaining stores in Washington region By Jonathan O’connell

In 1960s Pakistan, American teens bring the rock and roll By John Kelly

O’Malley’s budget proposal reaps benefits of Maryland’s rebounding economy By Aaron C. Davis

FAA grounds Boeing Dreamliners By Ashley Halsey Iii

Va. executes convicted killer who sought death penalty By Justin Jouvenal

D.C. principals, Georgetown launch leadership program By Farah Mohamed

Maryland toll officials seek stiffer penalties for chronic cheaters By Katherine Shaver

Jurors in D.C. officer’s murder trial watch video of his interview with police By Matt Zapotosky

Whole Foods project hits rough patch, at least temporarily, near College Park By Miranda S. Spivack

Summer prosecution possible for teen in Md. killing By Paul Duggan

Suspected D.C. drug kingpin offered plea deal By Ann Marimow

Brown edges out 2014 rivals in fundraising for year, but has smaller war chest By John Wagner

Vincent Orange’s role in market’s inspection subject of D.C. ethics inquiry By Tim Craig

Judge finds Russia in contempt over books seized by Nazia, orders $50,000 daily fine By Ann E. Marimow

Legislators make undercover gun sale video By Laura Vozzella

Virginia Senate leaders’ message to Helen Dragas: Don't mess up again By Robert Mccartney

Conrad Bain, ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ dad, dies at 89 By Adam Bernstein

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

Anne Arundel executive John Leopold’s misconduct trial begins By Annys Shin

LaHood commends MWAA’s progess on reform By Lori Aratani

Today in D.C.: Four things to watch for By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Virginia Senate panel kills absentee voting bill By Laura Vozzella

Loudoun backs away from tax cut as budget discussions continue By Caitlin Gibson

Three new prospects for Maryland House seat By Miranda Spivack

Bidding likely to open later this month on Pr. George’s casino By John Wagner

Prospects: A year for Hollywood and Uncle Sam By Derrick T. Dortch

Pr. George’s Democrats recommend three candidates to replace Alston By Miranda S. Spivack

Students sent from classroom to courtroom across Mississippi, report says By Donna St. George

Snyder launches first ad of 2013 campaign By Laura Vozzella

In money chase, Mizeur starts Md. governor’s race behind Democratic rivals By John Wagner

The impact of public health services By — From The Partnership and For Public Service

Switch problem causes major delays on Metro Red Line By Dana Hedgpeth

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Jan. 17-23 By Carrie Donovan

Worker savings fund keeps government running By Eric Yoder

Sips and Suppers fundraiser brings chefs together to fight hunger By Tamika L. Gittens

D.C. leads nation in strength of charter school laws, report says By Lyndsey Layton

The Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Jan. 17-23 By Carrie Donovan

Ulman has $2.1 million on hand for possible bid for Maryland governor By John Wagner

LIFESTYLE

In Shaw, Shawn Evans blends old and new Washington style By Megan Buerger

Shopping destination: the Mosaic District By Jura Koncius

New book records Virginia’s plants By Adrian Higgins

Hareem Abdullah, a Girl Scout from Sterling, speaks out in a letter to President Obama By — Kitson Jazynka

How to remove stickers from wood By Jeanne Huber

A hasty promise; name change after marriage By Carolyn Hax

Chat Leftovers: Reusing cooking water By Jane Touzalin

Death of Notre Dame football star’s girlfriend apparently was a hoax By Paul Farhi

Stepkids are ‘real,’ so family must deal By Amy Dickinson

Maryland boy going to Super Bowl after writing about Redskins quarterback By Fred Bowen

House Calls: An outdated family room gets a 21st-century upgrade By Megan Buerger

Music review: Folger Consort and Cathedra at Washington National Cathedral By Patrick Rucker

Tomato growing starts with picking seeds By Barbara Damrosch

Hints From Heloise: To strip, or not to strip? By Heloise

Hanoi House lacks certain wattage By Tom Sietsema

Why a second inauguration? It’s not just for Washington, but all Americans. By Sally Quinn

When it comes to parenting, are you a Rizzo or a Shanahan? By Tracy Grant

@Work Advice: Your skills matter more than your degrees By Karla L. Miller

Taylor Charles Steak & Ice By Nevin Martell

Gene Weingarten: On Second thought ... By Gene Weingarten

Aaron Swartz memorial #PDFtribute: just another form of slacktivism? By Caitlin Dewey

Tom Sietsema: Korean journey at Ju Mak Jib By Tom Sietsema

Date Lab: Will a blind date with his second choice be first-rate? By Amanda Mcgrath

Miss Manners: New moms of any size can expect rude queries about weight By Miss Manners

BUSINESS

Instagram reminds users of privacy policy change By Hayley Tsukayama

New regulations shed light on looming health-care reform costs for businesses By J.d. Harrison

As manufacturing bounces back from recession, unions are left behind By Jim Tankersley

Reasons to use Facebook Graph Search By Hayley Tsukayama

AT&T finally lets iPhone 4S owners with tiered data use FaceTime over cellular By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Commentary: Why we need a “Startup University” and how it would work By Danny Boice

Facebook’s an immediate search threat, but not to Google By Hayley Tsukayama

Analysts hold ground on Apple, dispute supply cut reports By Hayley Tsukayama

Online learning veteran lynda.com raises $103M (is an IPO ahead?) By Ki Mae Heussner | Gigaom.com

U.S.-China deficit may be lower than thought By Howard Schneider

POLITICS

Obama invokes Constitution in arguing for gun control By Scott Wilson

NRA’s lobbying bags big legislative wins in states over the past two decades By Peter Wallsten and Tom Hamburger