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    FBI headquarters may move to Springfield; Alexandria teen left unscathed in Woodbridge shooting incident; Wilson Bridge construction will cause Beltway lane closures tonight; Two NoVA music venues among top 100 clubs in the world; and Metro fares may increase even more than originally proposed

     

    Thursday, January 12, 2012

    FBI headquarters may move to Springfield

    WUSA9

    Alexandria teen left unscathed in Woodbridge shooting incident

    Woodbridge Patch

    Wilson Bridge construction will cause Beltway lane closures tonight

    WTOP

    Two NoVA music venues among top 100 clubs in the world

    Washington Post

    Metro fares may increase even more than originally proposed

    Washington Examiner

     

    (Compiled by Lindsey Leake)

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