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NPS proposes giving control of Armory to DC

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By Mark Segraves Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
The National Park Service proposed giving control of the D.C. Armory campus to the District government as the National Guard plans to move out due to construction of the new football stadium across the street. The 10-acre Armory campus on East Capitol Street has been home to the D.C. National Guard since 1941.
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Barry Richards, who spoke of pulling gun on Ozzy, promoting Zeppelin, dies at 83

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By Mark Segraves Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Barry Richards, a key figure in music in D.C. known as “the boss with the hot sauce,” has died at 83 years old. Richards was a popular local radio and television personality in the 1960s and ‘70s before moving to Los Angeles. A force in the music scene since he was a teenager, Richards also promoted concerts in the Washington area.
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‘Simplicity': How a natural burial park works in Maryland

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By Mark Segraves Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
More and more people are choosing what’s being called a green or natural burial. In natural burials, there are no chemicals or embalming, and no concrete vaults or expensive caskets. Family and friends can actually participate in the burial process, and the burial grounds look more like parks than cemeteries, with no monuments or headstones. "I love the simplicity of it," said Anissa Ferguson, whose mother is buried at Reflection Park in Montgomery County, Maryland.
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