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Brandon Miller scores career-high 39 points as Hornets beat Wizards 110-103
Brandon Miller scored a career-high 39 points and the Charlotte Hornets beat the Washington Wizards 110-103 on Monday night for their third win in four games to open the season.
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Commanders' depth at receiver improving in place of injured Terry McLaurin
Diggs, Burks and rookie Antonio Williams are expected to be the team’s starting receiving trio moving forward.
Spirit lose at Kansas City but take third place into Decision Day
Two first-half mistakes cost Washington a 2-1 lead in five minutes. The Spirit sit third with one match left, at home Sunday.
Young scores 25 points as the Wizards hold off Wilson and the Bulls for a 124-120 win
Trae Young had 25 points and nine assists, and the Washington Wizards held off the Chicago Bulls for a 124-120 victory on Saturday night.
Alex Tuch gets winner against former team and Dylan Strome scores twice, as Capitals beat Sabres 4-3
Alex Tuch scored two goals, including the winner in overtime, to lead the Washington Capitals to a win over the Buffalo Sabres, 4-3 on Saturday night.
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City Council to take up Russell Road appeals Nov. 14
The appeals have been pending since August. Council will review the whole Safe Routes to School project, not just the parts under appeal.
City Council and ARHA board to meet Thursday on CEO search, maintenance, and finances
Interim chief executive Roy O. Priest's term was described as about six months when he started in July. The permanent job was posted Oct. 1 without a deadline.
Commanders' depth at receiver improving in place of injured Terry McLaurin
Diggs, Burks and rookie Antonio Williams are expected to be the team’s starting receiving trio moving forward.
ACPS School Board to hold town hall Nov. 10 on budgets, capacity and superintendent transition
The two-hour “Let’s Talk ACPS” session at 1340 Braddock Place follows a public hearing on the division’s next 10-year capital plan. Residents can submit up to two questions in advance.