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A cab driver was shot and killed this morning in Adams Morgan, with the suspects shooting at police before being arrested.

LEADING THE MORNING NEWS:

• Firefighters accused of sexually assaulting female firefighter. [Post]
• Sean Taylor murder trial set for August. [WJLA]
• D.C. high school graduation costs as much as $400 per student. [NBC 4]
• David Catania education bill would connect grades and student scores on standardized tests. [Post]
• More on the Kenyan McDuffie staffer accused of paying bar tabs with constituent service funds. [Loose Lips]
• Should your house be in the middle of a river? [GGW]

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LOOSE LIPS, by Will Sommer (tips? wsommer@washingtoncitypaper.com)

• Investigator looking into ex-director’s claims that Public Employee Relations Board discriminated against white people and conservatives. [Times]
• David Catania is working on a package of public school bills, including one that would tie grades with standardized tests. [Post]
• District officials unhappy with Carefirst’s stance on coverage options in health insurance exchange. [Post]
• Tommy Wells wants D.C. school fields to be open to public when school’s out. [Examiner]
• Four firefighters are on administrative duty after being accused of sexual assault by a colleague. [WAMU]
• Department of Health launches snazzy campaign promoting condom use. [Examiner]

HOUSING COMPLEX, by Aaron Wiener (tips? awiener@washingtoncitypaper.com)

• Mapping the prematurity of east-of-the-river gentrification talk. [Congress Heights on the Rise]
• The Tubman soccer fields are alright, but 11th Street NW used to be cooler. [Ghosts of DC]
• Dry D.C. is alright, but canaled D.C. was cooler. [GGW]
• Twelfth Street NE businesses stand to gain from Monroe Street Market agreement. [WBJ]
• Jack Evans and Co. get Wisconsin Ave. median removed. [GGW]
• Cafritz fight continues with appeal. [WBJ]
• Subway was predicted in 1941 to serve the 37 percent of fed workers living near the Soldiers Home. [Ghosts of DC]
• Confused by all the new supermarkets? There’s an app for that. [Post]
• Still waiting for dispensaries to open. [WJLA]
• Today on the market: Apartment building for under $100k/unit

ARTS LINKS, by Ally Schweitzer (tips? aschweitzer@washingtoncitypaper.com)