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PGA, R&A move to ban belly putting technique Nov 30th 2012, 05:00 THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Brace yourself — just not your putter. In a proposal that would affect every golfer from major champions to amateurs at their local clubs, the guardians of the 600-year-old sport want to write a new rule that would outlaw a putting stroke they fear is taking too much skill out of the game. Read full article >>  | D.C. police shoot male near Howard U. Nov 29th 2012, 04:58 D.C. police shot and wounded a male Wednesday night in a Northwest neighborhood just north of Howard University, authorities said. Shortly before 11 p.m., members of a plainclothes police unit were patrolling near Georgia Avenue and Kenyon Street NW when they approached a male when they saw him holding his side, said Assistant Police Chief Alfred Durham. Read full article >> | Maryland women rout Nebraska, 90-71, in ACC-Big Ten Challenge Nov 29th 2012, 04:16 Alyssa Thomas scored 25 points and Tianna Hawkins scored 21 to lead No. 11 Maryland to a 90-71 win over No. 21 Nebraska on Wednesday night in Lincoln, Neb. Hawkins (Riverdale Baptist) also grabbed 12 rebounds while Thomas had eight assists and six steals for the Terrapins (4-1). Laurin Mincy scored 16 points for Maryland. Read full article >> | Nationals weighing options for new spring training home Nov 29th 2012, 01:07 For the past nine years, the Montreal Expos-Washington Nationals franchise has made its spring training home in 8,100-seat Space Coast Stadium on the East Coast of Florida in Viera. But for at least the past two years, the Nationals have sought to move out of the somewhat isolated 18-year-old stadium, having grown tired of their long bus rides for Grapefruit League games. Read full article >>  | Kennedy Center debuts 5,000-pipe organ Nov 29th 2012, 00:35 Orchestras, say people who want to defend those organizations' importance in today's world, are focal points of community spirit and civic pride. And, oh, how wonderful it is on the rare occasions when they actually feel like that. Read full article >> | AP performance continues to rise in Montgomery Nov 29th 2012, 00:20 Nearly 75 percent of Montgomery County high school students' Advanced Placement exams earned a college-ready score of 3 or higher in 2012, placing the county near the top of national achievement lists with scores that were nearly 18 percentage points higher than the national average. Read full article >> | Md. audit cites loss of potential speed-camera revenue Nov 29th 2012, 00:06 The Maryland State Highway Administration's failure to ensure the reliability of speed cameras in highway work zones cost the state $850,000 in potential revenue because tens of thousands of violations during the program's first nine months did not result in tickets, according to a state audit. Read full article >> | |
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