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"casualty">Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), 59, 14 terms* Running for Senate 2 House: 2D Tom Allen (D-Maine), 62, 6
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Once Upon a Mattress
Jon Tester (D-Mont.), who’s a notably beefy 6-foot-1, planned to slip away to his house, conveniently located just four blocks away from the Capitol, to catch some shut-eye.
Mayor Bob Settles Into New Chair
In general, Brady — who stands at 6-foot-2-inches and is a bear of a man — said, “We’ve got to worry about the little people. I’m a little guy. I caught a break.
Rescue Me, Part 1
On July 6, McClintock was walking past Russell Park on his way home when he noticed a man floating face down in the park’s pond. The man flailed a bit, then was motionless.
Rails Essential for Future Growth
In the previous Congress, its broad appeal was demonstrated with bipartisan support — and a Senate vote of 93-6.
Transition Plans for AWC, NCRC Outlined
Taking on $10 billion of additional development projects won’t slow down the arrival of Washington Canal Park, the Anacostia Riverwalk or any of the slew of destinations planned for the Ward 6 area, D.C
DSCC Extends Its Cash Edge
It began the cycle with $6 million in debt. The DSCC, like the DCCC, is ahead of where it was money-wise in the previous cycle.
An Airborne Ruckus Hits the Hill
when she said airlines and their customers pay more than 90 percent of the aviation trust fund and use more than 70 percent of air traffic control services, while the corporate plane crowd pays about 6
Baucus Banks $4 Million as GOP Keeps Looking
Cumulatively, Baucus has raised $6 million since the midterm elections. That is as much as Montana’s senior Senator raised in total for his 2002 re-election, according to his campaign.
Party Unity Less of a Sure Thing for House GOP Minority
Mike Ferguson, New Jersey’s 7th (66.1 percent) 6. Mark Steven Kirk, Illinois’ 10th (66.7 percent) 7. Michael N. Castle, Delaware’s At-Large (68.3 percent) 8 (tie). Walter B.
Council Passes H Street Single-Sales Moratorium
“A moratorium will go a long way to address some of the chaos and crime afflicting H Street, NE,” Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) said in a statement.
Quaker Peace Lobby Goes Green
The FCNL building has just under 10,000 square feet of space, while in the House, Beard is responsible for some 6 million square feet.
Plans for SE Parking, Park Overlap
But when Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells (D) found out that Canal Park was part of the plans, he immediately sent a letter asking for it to be protected.
Locanda Opens
Demiroglu has created an Italian wine list that comprises about 10 white and 10 reds by the glass (6 ounces) and the quartino (about 8 ounces).
Montana: Baucus Banks $4 Million as GOP Keeps Looking
Cumulatively, Baucus has raised $6 million since the midterm elections. That is as much as Montana’s senior Senator raised in total for his 2002 re-election, according to his campaign.
Off-Duty Capitol Cop Shoots, Kills Man
The officer was arriving home at about 6 p.m. when he saw the man tampering with a motorcycle parked in the alley, located on the 1200 block of Fifth Street, according to the Metropolitan Police
Plus ONE
Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells (D) introduced the bill, arguing in a statement that the tour buses have sped through neighborhood streets and disrupted residents since June, when Capitol Police banned
Freshmen, Southerners Among Leading House Dem Dissidents
Jim Matheson, Utah’s 2nd (75.1 percent) 6. Jason Altmire, Pennsylvania’s 4th (75.7 percent) 7. Joe Donnelly, Indiana’s 2nd (75.8 percent) 8. Dan Boren, Oklahoma’s 2nd (76.2 percent) 9.
D.C. Noise Bill Gets Heard
The committee, which includes the bill’s author, Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D), heard testimony in support of the bill from Klavitter and others affected by members of the Israelite School
DeMint Pushes Earmarks Fight
For instance, TCS identified 188 earmarks worth more than $6 billion in the military construction-Veterans Affairs spending bill that are not attributed to either a specific Member of Congress or