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Something fishy stewing in the Potomac, Expect increased enforcement on Route 28, Sniper to be buried in hometown, and State’s waterways second dirtiest in nation

Something fishy stewing in the Potomac

Toxic chemicals suspected as cause for intersex fish

Washington Post

Expect increased enforcement on Route 28

Aggressive driving prompts police crackdown

Sniper to be buried in hometown

Family will take remains to Baton Rouge

Washington Post

State’s waterways second dirtiest in nation

EPA reports estimates of 18 million-plus pounds of pollutants

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