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D.C. Suburbs Return to Normal Lisa Nurnburger of member station WAMU reports on people's reactions in Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland to news of the arrest of two suspects in the sniper investigation. Many schools have unlocked their doors, raised the shades, and are allowing after school and outdoor activities to resume. Overall, residents feel better about venturing out in the Washington suburbs.

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Lisa Nurnburger of member station WAMU reports on people's reactions in Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland to news of the arrest of two suspects in the sniper investigation. Many schools have unlocked their doors, raised the shades, and are allowing after school and outdoor activities to resume. Overall, residents feel better about venturing out in the Washington suburbs.