>> The Politico breaks into D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty’s family home, and what do they turn up? Twenty cases of Gillette Mach-3 razors, a box of replacement Blackberry chargers and a picture of Fenty in his younger and hairier days. [The Politico]
>> Investigators have confirmed that the deaths of two area teens, whose bodies were discovered on Friday, were acts of suicide. [WTOP/AP]
>> Tomorrow is the day that area minors and all-age venues alike have feared — Councilmember Jim Graham (D-Ward 1) will be introducing legislation to regulate the presence of minors in bars and other venues that serve alcohol. Though it won’t be an outright ban, it looks like Graham might seek to mandate additional security and licensing for venues that host all-age shows, like our beloved Black Cat. Our prediction? The next Fall Out Boy show at the 9:30 Club will be mighty empty. [City Desk/Washington City Paper]
>> The Virginia House of Delegates has passed a bill to require all girls entering the sixth grade to receive the HPV vaccine, which protects against the sexually transmitted virus that causes cervical cancer. Before it was passed, the bill was amended to give parents the right to review information about the vaccine and exempt their daughters if they wish. Exemptions already exist for parents who object to vaccines for religious or medical reasons. [AP]
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