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• The Hagerstown teen accused of solicitation of first-degree murder in the death of her father will be charged as an adult, the AP reports.
• Greater Greater Washington catches Washington Post columnist and UMD architecture professor Roger Lewis advocating for three beltways on the Kojo Nnamdi show today.
• Attendance at the inaugural Eagle Bank Bowl was apparently underwhelming (Wake Forest defeated Navy 29-19, fwiw).
• WTOP explains how to punk speed cameras, and maybe even send a ticket to someone you don’t like.
• Big day for big time journos stepping down: Jim Brady, the executive editor of washingtonpost.com, is exiting, as is Baltimore Sun editor Timothy Franklin.
• Wondering why traffic was shut down completely on New York Ave. earlier today? President Bush and First Lady Laura Bush were dropping off about 100 coats collected by the White House staff for D.C. charity Pathways to Housing.