Subject: Afternoon Buzz: Cash and knives found in the car with suspect in D.C.’s Savopoulos killings
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CASH AND KNIVES FOUND IN THE CAR WITH SUSPECT IN D.C.’S SAVOPOULOS KILLINGS 
Peter Hermann
Police who searched a white Chevrolet Cruze occupied by the man charged with killing three members of the Savopoulos family and their housekeeper found cash, money orders, bank receipts and two knives, according to a search warrant made public Friday.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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MOTHER WIPES AWAY TEARS AT FUNERAL FOR BOY FOUND DEAD ON PARK SWING 
DeNeen L. Brown
She wiped away tears Friday at the funeral for her 3-year-old son, who was found dead on a park swing in Southern Maryland after she’d been pushing him for hours, possibly overnight.Ji’Aire Lee’s small body was laid out in a white casket at First Baptist Church of Highland Park in Landover, surrounded by sprays of white roses. His 24-year-old mother, Romechia Simms, who’d been hospitalized for four days after his death, was among those singing “This Little Light of Mine.” His father, James “Donnell” Lee, 29, who sought custody of the preschooler in March because he was concerned about Simms’s mental stability, sat in the same pew, just a few mourners away, at the front of the church.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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D.C. SCHOOLS FOOD VENDOR PAYS $19 MILLION TO SETTLE WHISTLEBLOWER LAWSUIT 
Michael Alison Chandler
Chartwells, the largest food vendor for the District’s public school system, has agreed to pay $19 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that the North Carolina-based company overcharged the city and mismanaged its school meal programs, with food often arriving to schools late, spoiled or in short supply.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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DISTRICT MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER IN 4-YEAR-OLD SON’S DEATH 
Lynh Bui
A District man accused of driving under the influence of PCP during a crash that killed his 4-year-old son was found guilty Friday of manslaughter but acquitted of charges alleging that he was operating his SUV while impaired.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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WHAT IS MAKING ONE FIRST-YEAR TEACHER RECONSIDER HER FUTURE? LOTS OF TESTING. 
T. Rees Shapiro
Kimberley Asselin sits in a rocking chair in front of her 22 kindergartners, a glistening smile across her face as she greets them for the morning. Even at 9 a.m., she is effervescent and charismatic. Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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BOTTLE OF COGNAC WORTH MORE THAN $1,000 STOLEN FROM ANNAPOLIS STORE 
Julie Zauzmer
A man snuck hundreds of dollars of alcohol out of an Annapolis store this week by shoving bottles into his pants — then came back and stole a bottle of cognac worth more than $1,000.Jerry Donahoe, owner of Mills Fine Wine &amp; Spirits, said that the $1,099 bottle of Hennessy Paradis that the man stole was one of the priciest items in the store.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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TRAFFIC, TRANSIT TIPS FOR THE WEEKEND 
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There’s no one big, traffic-busting event this weekend, but plenty of activities will entice local travelers. It’s not looking like a great weekend for the beach, but travel conditions generally should be favorable. The Capital Weather Gang says a shower or storm is possible Saturday. Sunday is likely to be the better of the two days.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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Fritz Hahn
It's the day we've all been waiting for: Savor begins tonight at the National Building Museum. If you're going, I strongly recommend downloading the Pombe app, which has maps, schedules and a cool feature that allows you to create a wishlist of beers to try. (You can also view other users' wishlists; I'm FritzHahn if you want to see what I'm looking forward to.)Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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