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Dispatches From the Capital
Washington, D.C., is home to a new president in an era of high hopes and challenging conditions. It’s also home to many more with their own hopes and challenges. Some believe change, like Obama, has arrived and is making their lives better. Others are just trying to make a living. These dispatches take a further look at the city first examined in “Dispatches From the Anacostia,” and will follow those living and working around our nation’s capital during this era of change.
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May 26, 2011Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 12: A Boy Walks Into a Writing Center
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November 2, 2010Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 11: We Came Early, We Saw Little, We Had a Pretty Good Time Anyway
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June 15, 2010Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 10: The Summer We Talked About Spies
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June 4, 2010Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 9: Rolling Thunder
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May 4, 2010Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 8: Tourists in Our Midst
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February 12, 2010Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 7: From State of the Union Wednesday to Super Bowl Sunday
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January 8, 2010Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 6: What’s Fight Club Without the Fighting?
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November 16, 2009Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 5: Could DC Be a Cougar Town?
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September 28, 2009Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 4: Saturday Night with the Nationals
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July 15, 2009Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 3: Dupont Circle in the Real World
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June 2, 2009Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 2: After the Party
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March 23, 2009Dispatches From the Capital: Dispatch 1: Inauguration Day.
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