Local George Mason, Loudoun County spar over location of proposed campus by David Sherfinski Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott York’s mood quickly switched from playful to exasperated as the county continued at a meeting to take baby steps toward adding a new George Mason University campus. Lottery manager faces $350,000 in damages by Michael Neibauer The District’s current lottery manager was assessed more than $350,000 in penalties this week for a series of system failures that left retailers temporarily unable to issue tickets and account for the tickets sold. As scores improve, racial achievement gap persists in Montgomery schools Montgomery police reveal circumstances of death of 3-year-old girl on road A date with friends ends in homicide Montgomery County looks to expand 'bait car' program Catlett man who used Craigslist to scam renters arrested, police say D.C. Police blotter Volunteer firefighters blast proposed ambulance fees Loudoun board looks for ways to fund transportation projects Doing a little bridge work Editorial Tanker spill lesson: drill more 2 hrs 28 mins ago The 419,000-gallon oil spill in the lower Mississippi River last Wednesday provides more evidence that increased domestic drilling is necessary not just to meet national energy needs, but also to better protect our environment. Yes, we know that last part sounds counterintuitive. But it actually makes lots of sense. The choice is not between drilling and no drilling; the choice is between domestic drilling and importing. Domestic drilling uses pipelines, while importing uses tankers. And tankers are responsible for a far greater volume of leaks and spills than pipelines are.

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