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>> Mayor Vince Gray introduced a new economic development plan yesterday that he said would lead to the creation of 100,000 jobs and $1 billion in District revenue over five years. The plan would include turning the McMillan Reservoir into a medical campus and an increase in foreign investment and tourism, the Post reports.

>> Ordinary household items are apparently just a million horrible accidents waiting to happen when you have kids. So naturally, D.C. has a growing cottage industry of highly paid baby-proofers, and the new issue of Washington City Paper delves into the parents who are too busy to get their own dangerous stuff out of their children’s reach, and the “experts” whom they pay to do it instead.

>> With Maryland voters having approved an expansion of casino gambling—including the addition of table games—last week, Maryland Live! Casino is planning on adding 1,200 jobs as it installs 150 blackjack, roulette, craps and other tables, WAMU reports.

Briefly Noted: Clothes exchange for the needy in Ward 7 … Food truck owners are super-eager tweeters, now they’re hardcore lobbyists … D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson not impressed with how Board of Elections handled Election Day … A brief something of the D.C. media stakeout … Washingtonian editor uses Petraeus scandal to flog his book.

This Day in DCist: Last year, D.C. took control of the Lincoln Theatre. In 2010, the Capitals—remember them?—got into a fight.