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>> Royalty Alert! Prince Harry is in town today to accept an award for his humanitarian work from the Atlantic Council, writes the Post.

>> The furlough payment for D.C. employees isn’t yet dead, writes the Examiner. D.C. legislators are still working on a compromise measure that would see D.C. government workers paid back for four furlough days they were forced to take last year.

>> Three rejected applicants for medical marijuana cultivation center and dispensary licenses have taken their case to court, reports the Washington Times. The applicants claim that a six-person city panel charged with judging applicants for the city’s program did not fairly assess their applications.

>> A 10-year-old girl was struck by a stray bullet while sitting in a car in Northeast D.C. early this morning, writes NBC4.

>> Interesting tidbit from the Examiner: D.C. Council Chair Kwame Brown keeps a note on his desk that reads, “Harry has been indicted.” The Harry in question is of course Harry Thomas, Jr., who was sentenced last week to over three years in jail for stealing $350,000 in city funds. Brown himself is under investigation for irregularities in his 2008 campaign finance reports.

Briefly Noted: Dreamliner to land at Reagan National today … 333 D.C. public school teachers could lose their jobs … Georgetown clock tower hands thieves want mascot as ransom … Leave your gun in a bathroom, fall asleep while watching convicts: keep your job! … Homeland Security just wasn’t that into Occupy D.C. … Latte art! … Tolls, not unions, are biggest Silver Line issue for some.

On This Day in DCist: On this day in 2011, a few food trucks started opening brick and mortar locations. In 2010, Gilbert Arenas returned home after serving 30 days in a halfway house.