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Covering news and the Washington Commanders for @wusa9. jdoran@wusa9.com

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Waterfront memorial unveiled to honor victims of DCA air disaster Original

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By John Doran 
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
First responders, elected officials and victims' family members were in attendance for Monday's memorial. ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A waterfront memorial at Rivergate City Park in Alexandria was unveiled Monday night honoring the first responders and 67 lives lost in the midair collision over the Potomac River in January 2025. “A place to rest and reflect. To catch up with a friend. To feed a baby, to stop and tie a shoe. Or maybe make a call to a loved one," said Aubrey Patel at Monday's ceremony.
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'The news is not good'| Expert predicts another strong spotted lanternfly showing this summer

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By John Doran 
| Yahoo
It’s almost that time of year when spotted lanternflies take over the DMV. The invasive insect first appeared in our area a couple of years ago, and experts say their population is only growing. Right now, spotted lanternflies are in the ‘nymph’ stage. They're small and can cling to plants. Lanternflies won’t grow into full adults until about July, and that’s when you’ll notice them. Experts say these invasive bugs are harmful to native plants, and now’s the time to get rid of as many as you can.
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DC arborist teaches students importance of outdoor careers while cleaning up abandoned home Original

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By John Doran 
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
WASHINGTON — A home at the corner of 34th and Clay streets, Northeast, has been overgrown for years. Charles Boston aims to turn that eyesore into a constructive chore for DC youth. “Providing young people with an opportunity to take some responsibility and some ownership over the maintenance of their neighborhood and their community. I think it instills good values," said Boston, a certified arborist.
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