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Mike Conneen

Takoma Park
As seen in: WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA)
#Comms pro, former journalist, T’s husband, D&A’s papa, pet parrot & bulldog owner, #Maryland voter, #Climate advocate, @BravoTV connoisseur, #PopCulture nerd.
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Pete Cahall, Wilson High School principal, comes out as gay during gay pride celebration

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By Mike Conneen
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
Pete Cahall, Wilson High School principal, comes out as gay during gay pride celebration.
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Metro returning Red Line to automatic mode 6 years after crash that killed 9 people

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By Mike Conneen
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
by The Associated Press, Mike Conneen, ABC 7 News Nine people died in the 2009 Metro crash. (Photo: NTSB) WASHINGTON (AP) - Metro says red line trains will be returning to automatic mode. It's a significant milestone for the agency, which has run trains in manual mode since the 2009 train crash that killed nine people. Metro says that starting Monday eight car trains will run in automatic mode. That means trains will accelerate, decelerate and stop under computer control, making for a smoother ride.
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World War II warbirds fly over D.C. on 70th anniversary of VE Day; 1 makes emergency landing

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By Mike Conneen, Suzanne Kennedy, Jeannette Reyes, Stephen Tschida
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
by The Associated Press, Mike Conneen, Suzanne Kennedy, Jeannette Reyes, Stephen Tschida People watch as vintage World War II planes flyover the GW Parkway. (Photo: Suzanne Kennedy) WASHINGTON (AP/WJLA) - Dozens of vintage military aircraft from World War II flew over the nation's capital to mark the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day. The flyover began Friday around 12:10 p.m. The historic planes flew at a low 1,000-foot altitude over the National Mall.
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