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1. Apocalypse When?
   Bye-Bye home rule. The District plummeting toward congressional receivership.
   December 16, 1994
2. Grit and Granola
   An artists' colony, a cat sanctuary, or maybe just a sleepy bedroom community. For a small town, Mount Rainier is suffering some big growing pains.
   July 13, 2001
3. THE HAS-BEEN AND THE WANNABES
   April 17, 1998
4. Think Mogully, Act Locally
   Terry Golden isn't the CEO of a major company anymore. And he isn't an elected official. But he's got more juice than either one.
   February 14, 2003
5. The Mechanic
   The Robert Bobb Management Method: speak softly and carry plenty of pink slips
   March 25, 2005
6. Ballad of the Wilson Building
   When it reopens this winter, D.C.'s John Wilson Building on Pennsylvania Avenue will be filled mostly by bureaucrats from the federal government. When is a city hall not a city hall?
   September 25, 1998
7. Standing Down To Norton
   March 6, 1998
8. Would You Give a Million Dollars to These Guys?
   (And other questions from the D.C. political money chase)
   August 14, 1998
9. The Big Choke
   Six months into the job, Mayor Tony Williams has finally found a challenge he can't outsmart.
   July 2, 1999
10. The Resurrection of Marion Barry
    In just three years after his public disgrace, Marion Barry is redeeming himself as Ward 8's councilmember. Back to his roots in the lower-income black community, Barry is galvanizing the long-ignored ward and rebuilding his political foundation.
    September 10, 1993

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