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What happened on January 23, 2013

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What happened on January 23, 2013

LIFESTYLE

Life skills all teens should have before graduating from high school By Mari-jane Williams

GLAAD takes National Geographic Channel to task over Boy Scouts reality series By Lisa De Moraes

First Person Singular: Judy Harris, 64, Washington, Lawyer, Reed Smith By Amanda Long

How to replace missing tiles By Jeanne Huber

Picking the right shade of white isn’t so, uh, black and white By Elizabeth Mayhew

Ask Amy: Cheating boyfriend should move on By Amy Dickinson

WTOP’s Jim Farley announces retirement By Paul Farhi

Should you keep old garden seeds? By Barbara Damrosch

House Calls: Redecorating a foyer in Burke By Megan Buerger

Miss Manners: The more, the merrier — but not when it comes to food By Miss Manners

Gene Weingarten: Putting the ‘me’ in retirement By Gene Weingarten

Carolyn Hax: Creating not one, but two willing contributors to the household By Carolyn Hax

Hints From Heloise: Face cleaning made easier By Heloise

@Work Advice: Being forced out — but not yet By Karla L. Miller

Energy Kitchen in downtown D.C. By Nevin Martell

A mild winter means gardening confusion By Adrian Higgins

LOCAL

Presidential yacht Sequoia caught in a legal storm By Theresa Vargas

Metro proposes major upgrade to D.C. transit By Dana Hedgpeth

Maryland lawmakers propose raising minimum wage By Kate Havard

D.C. Council members fear schools near tipping point as students flee system By Emma Brown

Donald F. Hornig, scientist who helped develop the atomic bomb, dies at 92 By Matt Schudel

Hans Massaquoi, who grew up black in Nazi Germany, dies at 87 By Freida Frisaro

Everyone wants change in transportation system, but most don’t want to pay for it By Ashley Halsey Iii

Takoma Park ice cream shop is closing, but will return with added sweetness By Lindsay A. Powers | The Gazette

Robert F. Chew, Baltimore actor in ‘The Wire,’ dies at 52 By David Zurawik

Two die in house fire in Falls Church By James Arkin

At National Cathedral, dean preaches the gospel of activism By Michelle Boorstein

In the wake of Fairfax family’s tragedy, an attempt at gun control By John Kelly

Upper Marlboro officials, residents battle proposed liquor store By Daniel J. Gross | The Gazette

Animal Doctor By Michael W. Fox

Watkins plays unlikely role in Senate drama By Laura Vozzella

Traveler pans plan for Metro Silver Line’s ‘three-way fiasco’ By Robert Thomson

O’Malley sweetens Md. wind farm plan for minority businesses By Aaron C. Davis

Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Jan. 24-30 By Carrie Donovan

Banning of protester from D.C. after inauguration ignites debate on free speech By Peter Hermann and Mary Pat Flaherty

Maryland judge upholds casino gambling vote By Aaron C. Davis

Nonprofit market expands Poolesville’s food choices By St. John Barned-smith | The Gazette

Loudoun County volunteer opportunities By Sandy Mauck

Potomac student’s good deed leads to inaugural parade By Peggy Mcewan | The Gazette

D.C. Council member’s request to be on youth trust’s board raises concerns By Mike Debonis

Hyattsville may install speed cameras next month By Timothy Sandoval | The Gazette

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

Md. voters open to life without possibility of parole, new poll finds By John Wagner

How to list your weather-related closings and delays By Washington Post Staff

Wanted: Area leaders who have enough political courage to back Metro’s plans By Robert Mccartney

Alexandria taxicab rates to rise; will be among region’s priciest By Patricia Sullivan

Snyder takes aim at Saslaw in radio ad By Laura Vozzella

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Jan. 24-30 By Carrie Donovan

Another survey shows dead heat in Va. governor’s race By Ben Pershing

John Leopold ripped out her campaign signs, political opponent says By Annys Shin

Va. House Speaker holds key to redistricting vote By Errin Haines and Laura Vozzella

Prince George’s and So. Maryland Going Out Guide By Jillian S. Sowah

D.C. region gets a chilling winter wake-up call By Annie Gowen and Tara Bahrampour

Prince George’s nonprofit arts program shifts to less-expensive plays By Alan J. Mccombs | The Gazette

Going Out Guide By Jean Mack

Gun control becomes hot topic at annual state budget meeting By Kate Havard

Powerlifters train for competitions in several states By Katie Fitzpatrick | The Calvert Recorder

How to stay warm when temperatures dip By Washington Post Staff

Leonardtown wants to be known as center for arts By Nicole Clark | The Enterprise

In ex-Culpeper officer’s trial, a clash over key details By Justin Jouvenal

Charles gets its first village post office By Lindsay Renner | Maryland Independent

Helping homeless during cold front By Mark Berman

Two dead in overnight house fire in Falls Church By James Arkin and Maggie Fazeli Fard

Deep freeze grips Washington area By Maggie Fazeli Fard and Carol Morello

NATIONAL

Quitting smoking by age 40 erases most of the risk of an early death By Brian Vastag

Learning to love grains, potatoes was key to the evolution of dogs By David Brown

Abortion foes debate best PR approach By By David Gibson| Religion News Service

House vote to extend debt ceiling shows subpar leadership By Jena Mcgregor

Poll shows a double standard on religious liberty By By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Lutherans warn Vatican against simpler conversions By By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

40 years after Roe, abortion remains legal - but restricted By By Richard Wolf| Religion News Service

WORLD

Pentagon removes ban on women in combat By Ernesto Londoño

Prime Minister Cameron promises Britain more freedom from European Union By Anthony Faiola

Syria’s food shortages worsening, U.N. says By Michael Peel and Javier Blas | Financial Times

John Kerry’s committee announces hearing on John Kerry’s nomination as secretary of state By Karen Deyoung