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Freedom 250 Grand Prix brings IndyCar fans from around the world to DC Original

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By Melissa Kim Verified
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
The race is the final major event marking the nation’s 250th birthday, with practices and qualifying Saturday and 147-lap race Sunday. WASHINGTON — Racing fans from across the country and around the world are descending on the nation’s capital for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, bringing the sights and sounds of IndyCar racing to Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
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From the Commanders to the World Cup: Mark Fratto's summer on the mic

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By Melissa Kim Verified
| MSN Verified
Mark Fratto didn't spend his summer on a beach or traveling the globe. Instead, the world's stage came to him. Fratto, the Washington Commanders ' public address announcer, spent seven weeks behind the microphone at the FIFA World Cup at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The experience gave Fratto a chance to work in front of an international audience and in a stadium that hosted some of the biggest names in soccer and entertainment.
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Rosslyn man credited with helping stop assault on woman in Georgetown

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By Melissa Kim Verified
| MSN Verified
A 27-year-old Rosslyn man is being credited with helping save a 67-year-old woman from an assault in Georgetown after he intervened and called police Friday morning. Zamilan Munkhjargal said he was leaving AMC Georgetown 14 after a 2 a.m. showing of Spider-Man: Brand New Day when he heard noises coming from nearby bushes. "I was like, 'What was that? Did you say something? Need any help?'" Munkhjargal said. When he looked closer, he said he saw a man choking a woman.
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