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On-Air Personalities Feel The Love on Valentine's Day

On-Air Personalities Feel The Love on Valentine's Day

WUSA9 loves Valentine's Day! Curious on how our on-air personalities spent their 2011 day of hearts? Watch the video to find out... 

 

By Rachel DeMita

Sheen and Estevez to Screen New Movie at Georgetown

This community event comes to us from Suzanne Seurattan:

 

Bridging the Generation Gap in Egypt and the American Workplace

The historical transfer of power in Egypt has seen the departure of an entrenched 82-year-old dictator and a movement toward a democratically elected government where young Egyptians will have a major voice in politics and policies of the future.  A major key to a successful transition that will allow Egypt to move forward as a stable, innovative nation lies in respect and understanding between generations.

The same is true with American businesses.

Innovation is the intersection of the past and present that leads to the future.  That’s why it is so important that business leaders publicly acknowledge the contribution of each generation, applaud the unique strengths brought to the table by workers of different ages, and encourage everyone to share their viewpoints as a way to make a strong team even stronger. 

Park Hyatt Washington Welcomes Food Lovers This July With Its Fancy Food & Room Package

Park Hyatt Washington Welcomes Food Lovers This July With Its Fancy Food & Room Package

This story comes to us from Heather Freeman:

 

This summer Park Hyatt Washington will celebrate the art of food with a special package, available July 10 through 12, 2011 to coincide with one of the food industry’s most prestigious events, the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade (NASFT)’s Summer Fancy Food Show. This amazing show will be held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center welcoming thousands of chefs, retailers, restaurateurs and food lovers alike.

Amnesty International Activists to Demonstrate Thursday for the Release of an Indonesian Prisoner

This notice of protest comes to us from Amnesty International:

Amnesty International Activists to Demonstrate Thursday for the Release of an Indonesian Prisoner

This notice of protest comes to us from Amnesty International:

2 Students Plead Guilty In Georgetown Dorm Bust

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two college students arrested at Georgetown University for allegedly creating a drug lab in a dorm room have pleaded guilty to manufacturing an illegal and rare drug, a gram of which was found in the room.

Charles Smith and John Perrone pleaded guilty Friday in federal court to manufacturing the drug DMT.

Smith, who was attending Georgetown University, and Perrone, a University of Richmond student, were arrested in October. They have been living at home with their parents in Andover, Mass., since being released following their arrest.

Lawyers for the two men and the government have agreed to recommend that the two men get sentenced to six months of jail, which they would not serve, and instead be put on probation and do community service.