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Early morning commuters walk through snow flurries in Washington, Tuesday, March 25, 2014. As the East Coast shivers through an unusually cold early spring, parts of the Mid-Atlantic and New England are bracing for a nor'easter that could bring additional snow. The National Weather Service says a powerful low pressure system will develop off the Mid-Atlantic coast Tuesday night. Where and how much snow falls will depend on the storm's track, according to the weather service. But, cold temperatures and windy conditions will cover the Mid-Atlantic states north into New England. (AP Photo/J. David Ake)

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Mid-Atlantic region sees springtime snowfall

Md. House Republicans discuss fiscal issues

Sick leave bill crowded out by minimum wage effort

Virginia exports fall slightly to $18.1B in 2013

Va. to receive $19m from Fish and Wildlife

Appeals court to rehear Surry murder case

Day care director charged with assaulting 2 kids

Hirshhorn gift to fund contemporary art purchases

DC mayor has most campaign money left to spend

Eschenbach to lead National Symphony through 2017

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