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Drought watch issued for DC region despite dayslong rainfall

DC United cancels Audi Field match vs. Ethiopia, citing Ebola precautions

Garth Brooks, dog-friendly fun and military tributes in store for National Archives Festival

DC pub for soul brothers and sisters and Roberta Flack turns 60

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