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Don’t get too attached to the terms on your checking account. In the past year, banks have raised monthly fees, imposed tougher minimum balance requirements and even taken away rewards programs. As part of the sweeping financial overhaul last year, Congress directed the Federal Reserve to set a cap on the fees banks can collect from merchants whenever customers swipe their debit cards. Banks say the Fed’s current proposal could slash the $16 billion they collect each year from stores by up to 90 percent. But even as they scramble to recoup the lost revenue, banks need to be careful not to alienate customers. Here’s how to keep costs down and hold on to the terms you value.

:[X_j H[mWhZi There are already signs that rewards programs for debit cards could become extinct. Chase recently began notifying customers that they would no longer earn points for debit card purchases starting in July. One way to hold on to debit rewards: Check whether the program is still offered for premium accounts. Both Chase and PNC say select customers with premium accounts will continue getting rewards for debit card purchases. But those accounts are designed for those who maintain higher balances.

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Cedj^bo <[[i The “free” checking accounts banks advertise increasingly require customers to meet certain conditions. For example, monthly fees might be waived only if a customer maintains a minimum balance or sets up direct deposit. Wells Fargo, for example, did away with free checking last July. It now offers an account that comes with a $5 monthly maintenance fee. But the charge can be waived if you maintain an average daily balance of $1,500 or set up a monthly direct deposit of at least $250. E-banking is another option banks are pushing. At Bank of America, customers can get free checking if they opt for e-statements and do their banking online. At TD Bank,

customers with basic checking accounts can avoid the bank’s new $1 fee increase, to $3.99 a month, by getting online statements. In other cases, customers need to meet higher standards to avoid monthly fees. For example, Chase says direct deposits on basic checking accounts must now be at least $500 to qualify for a fee waiver. Given all the moving parts, be sure to carefully check any notices from your bank. It could be that some tweaks will be needed to hang onto to that “free” account.

El[hZhW\j 9^Wh][i Overdrawing your account is still one of the fastest ways to rack up fees. Banks charge as much as $39 per violation, no matter how small the charge. And if you don’t realize you’ve overdrawn your account, you could quickly rack up a succession of violations. This scenario can be avoided simply by declining to enroll in overdraft protection. If you’re already enrolled, call your bank to opt out. CANDICE CHOI (AP)

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Crime Surges Across D.C. Numbers reveal a significant jump in property theft from last year Burglaries in the Dupont Circle area have more than tripled this year. Thefts have spiked about 70 percent in neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River. In Columbia Heights, police are stopping people at night and warning them to put away their smartphones because thieves are snatching them. P roper t y c r i me is on t he upswing across the city in 2011, a reversal from recent years of decline when the city celebrated record low crime rates. The most stubborn is burglaries, up 20 percent, and thefts, which have increased 25 percent this year over the same time last year. Property crime is being driven in part by thieves who are smashing in back doors and shimmying in through unlocked windows, then making off with iPads, TVs, cash and anything else of value. “My mouth literally dropped when I looked at the numbers,� said Matt Rhoades, the editor of Borderstan, a news website about the Dupont Circle, Logan Circle and U Street neighborhoods. “The numbers are a disaster.� And thieves are making quick work of iPhones sitting on tables while their owners sip coffee. “It’s widespread,� Capt. Jeffrey Herold, said acting commander of the second district, which includes Dupont Circle. Harold added that “abundant resources� of extra patrols and specialized units have been dispatched to problem areas. Seasoned investigators say it is rare to have an organized, “professional� ring of burglars. More

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often, it’s a person or two acting on their own, then selling stolen goods to pawn shops. Or, if they sell to a fencing operation, it’s often in exchange for drugs. Burglars will hit an area that is familiar to them over and over, getting more confident with each break-in, until they are caught. Once they are arrested, the breakins will slow for a while until they are let out of jail, or until another burglar discovers the neighborhood

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and gets comfortable there. Investigators say it’s not uncommon to arrested a suspect who is responsible for hundreds of burglaries. Police are trying to help residents protect themselves, saying many of these crimes are acts of opportunity. “If I see you walking down the street talking on phone, I might stop you and say it’s not a good idea,� said Jacob Kishter, commander of the third district, which includes Columbia Heights, U Street and Adams Morgan. East of the Anacostia River, burglary emerged as a top crime issue last year. In the area, burglaries and thefts continued to increase in the first months of the year. In the surrounding neighborhoods, wallets

are disappearing from staff members’ purses in schools and groups of opportunists are stealing cars at gas stations. They are also making off with valuables people leave in their cars while they’re pumping gas. It has become such a problem that sixth district Commander Robert Contee stars in a public service announcement warning people to be mindful and lock their doors while they are filling up their cars. Cmdr. Joel Maupin of the seventh district, which includes Anacostia, said he’s seeing an uptick in tires being swiped directly off of parked cars. “It’s a bad economy,� Maupin said “People are trying to get what they can get.� ALLISON KLEIN (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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Metro Board Chairman Catherine M. Hudgins suggested that Taborn also look into recruiting volunteers to serve as auxiliary police to supplement Metro’s 450-member police force, which Taborn says is stretched thin across Metro’s rail and bus network. “There is more need than there

are officers available to patrol the system,” said Kathy Porter, who along with several other board members said she supported the concept. “We live in a region that is rich with law enforcement retirees,” said Jeffrey C. McKay, a board member from Fairfax. “There is a wealth of opportunity there.” Taborn said he also favored the idea and would research how other law enforcement agencies are using auxiliaries. Taborn said that car thefts are declining systemwide but that thefts of small electronic devices such as cellphones, tablet computers and GPS units are increasing. (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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Man Shot, Killed in D.C. Near Convention Center D.C. police say they made a quick arrest after a fatal shooting downtown Sunday. Police say a 24-year-old District resident was fatally shot early Sunday in the 1200 block of 11th Street NW — just three blocks from the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The victim was Jose Hernandez-Romero, 24. (AP)

Metro Shows Age at 35 New board members seek to fix system, keep subway running MWi^_d]jed Metro’s new guard met for the first time in February, eager to demonstrate that they could repair the region’s grand but aging subway system — and keep it running at the same time. But there was a problem with that, according to the newest D.C. appointee to the 14-member Board of Directors, Tom Downs: midnight to 3 a.m. service on weekends was making it hard to repair

tracks during off-peak, early morning hours. He suggested the possibility of scaling back or curtailing that service, which had long been zealously protected by District board members. Downs was breaking free of convention — and dropping a bombshell. Such thinking will need to become standard fare on the board if Downs and six other newly appointed members are to put the financially strapped Metro, which turned 35 on Sunday, back on track. Their first order of business will be to take hold of Metro’s massive six-year, $5 billion rebuilding program.

“The challenge is how we all guarantee that this system is still around in usable form for the next generation,” Downs said. Metro’s oldest 1000 series rail cars are the same ones used 35 years ago. Metro officials say it is not feasible to retire the cars from the system until replacements arrive in 2013. Former Maryland congressman Michael D. Barnes, nominated to the board this month, was at the ribbon-cutting for Metrorail in 1976 and has watched the system tarnish over the years. “It’s no secret that Metro has a lot of issues,” Barnes said. “I hope I can help.”

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Franchitti Rolls to Win Two-time defending series champion Dario Franchitti won IndyCar’s season opener on Sunday, showing he’s still the one to beat in open-wheel racing. Franchitti grabbed the lead early on and was hardly challenged in the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. The Scottish driver was nearly perfect for 100 laps on the scenic, 1.8-mile street course, beating pole-sitter Will Power to the finish line by more than seven seconds. (AP) FHE >E9A;O

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they’re Houston-bound after an incredible takedown of the last No. 1 seed. Included in the many doubters VCU encountererd was one of Kansas’ vaunted Morris twins — Marcus or Markieff. During a captains meeting before tipoff, VCU guard Joey Rodriguez said one of the brothers offered him some parting words: “The run ends here.” “We’ll see,” Rodriguez shot back. The Jayhawks saw all right. VCU players, hoisting their Southwest Regional champion trophy, poured into the temporary

bleachers where VCU’s outnumbered fans sat in an Alamodome that was otherwise colored in Kansas blue and white. As the final seconds ticked down, Skeen heaved the ball from the free throw line and into the stands behind the opposite backboard. His teammates on the bench, who had spent the final minutes with locked arms to hold each other back, finally spilled out onto the court. “We got beat by a team that was definitely better today,” Kansas coach Bill Self said. That upset guaranteed a Final Four without a No. 1 seed. Ohio State, Pittsburgh and Duke didn’t even last to the regional finals. PAUL J. WEBER (AP)

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regional semifinal Sunday. Connectict will play Duke Tuesday in the Philadelphia Region final with a spot in the Final Four on the line. “Me and Maya decided we didn’t want our careers to end here today,” Dixon said. “That’s just a great feeling. I think everyone wanted to continue the tournament.” While Moore put up the numbers, Dixon was the catalyst for the game-changing run. Connecticut trailed 53-46 with 9:36 left, but responded with a 16-2 run sparked by the 5-foot-4 guard. This was the third meeting between the two Big East teams in the past 30 days. UConn won the first two games by double digits, but Georgetown

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was able to remain close in those games by forcing the Huskies into a combined 47 turnovers with its relentless pressure. The Hoyas (24-11) showed no fear from the start on Sunday, giving the top-seeded Huskies all they could handle. Monica McNutt led the way with 17 points. “Our program is on the rise,” McNutt said. “We’re past moral victories; we should be in the Elite Eight.” It was UConn coach Geno Auriemma’s 80th victory in the NCAA Tournament, moving him into second on the career wins list for men or women. Tennessee coach Pat Summitt is tops with 109, and Duke men’s coach Mike Krzyzewski is third with 79 victories. DOUG FEINBERG (AP)

acquisition, would become their regular starter in center field, making Morgan expendable in what General Manager Mike Rizzo described as a “logjam” at the position. The Nationals finalized the deal, which also included the Brewers sending cash late Saturday night. “It wasn’t really what he didn’t show as much as what Ankiel did show,” Rizzo said. “He could go get the ball in the outfield. His arm was really a weapon. He can create a lot of damage with one swing of the bat.” (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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866-473-0036

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6617 Atwood Street • District Heights, MD 20747

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Penn Mar Apartments

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(301) 937-1300

3598 Powder Mill Rd. • Beltsville, MD LiveatBarclaySquare.com

202-640-4789

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5603 Cypress Creek Dr, Hyattsville, MD 20782

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Silver Spring, MD

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2252 Brightseat Road • Landover, MD 20785

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Glenmont Forest

301-423-1115 Near Penn Station—$1700.00/Sect. 8 -Rambler,lg yard 3 br, 2 bath.Pets ok 2204 Weber Dr Call 301-792-3667

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Eff’s from $939 1 br’s from $1,129 2 br’s from $1,274 3 br’s from $1,574

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14000 Castle Blvd Silver Spring, MD 20904

301-861-0651

888-892-1121

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Renovated 2 BRs $1415 Short Term Leases Available Includes Water and Gas Enjoy our park setting, adjacent tennis courts and rec. center. H Designer kitchen & bath avail H Min. from Sil. Spr/Bethesda Metro H Access controlled bldgs. H Highspeed internet/tv avail H Community swimming pool

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877-608-6548

3415 Parkway Terr. Dr. Suitland, Md. 20748 H Mon-Fri. 9am-6pm. Sat. 10am-4pm

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1 BRs $850 2 BRs $1099 3 BRs $1299

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Ashford at Henson Creek 3466 Brinkley Road Temple Hills, MD 20748

Takoma Pk/Silver Spring

301-867-0479

1 Bedroom Starting at $875 2 Bedrooms Start at $995 3 Bedrooms Start at $1095

2229 Shirlington Road, Arlington, VA 22206

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$99 Security Deposit* Alexandria

Belford Towers 866-485-9179

belfordlease@beaconmanagement.com www.beaconmanagement.com *WITH APPROVED CREDIT

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www.meadowwoodsapts.com

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must move in by 3-15-11

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• Wall To Wall Carpeting • Three Blocks From Metro Station • Minutes From Shopping Center • On Site Emergency Maintenance

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2 bedrooms from the $1500s

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515 Thayer Avenue

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Meadow Woods

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OXON PARK

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Silver Spring

SILVER SPR/Forest Glen Metro

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TEMPLE HILLS 2 and 3 Br apt's available. $1150/2 BR, $1250/3 BR, all utilities incld. Call Cliff 202-470-7299

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ALEX - Hi Rise Duke Street All Utilities Included 1 BR Starting at $1029 703-751-7576

1 BR’s $1,085

2 BR’s $1,287 • Rooftop Garden • Balconies • Complimentary garage parking space Walk to Shirlington Village OPENING Minutes from I-395 May 2011

Call 800-308-4955 Leasing Office: 3440 S. 22nd Street, Arlington, VA 22206 M-F (1-6), Sat (10-3) Income Restrictions Apply

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Apartment Home Features: • Beautiful hardwood floors or plush wall-to-wall carpet • Ample closet space • Select apartments have upgraded kitchen & bathrooms Community Features: • On Metro Bus line • Excellent shopping within walking distance • Five minutes to Seven Corners Shopping Center • Ask about our Military Discount Program!

6084 Argyle Drive, Suite B • Falls Church, VA 22041 703.820.6700 • www.oldesalemvillageapartments.com FALLS CHURCH

Wexford Manor Apartments

2802 A Hollywood Road ,Falls Ch, VA 22043

888-440-5079 1 BR SPECIAL for Imm. Move-ins March & April only

1 BR $1084 + Utilities $100 Sec. Deposit*

2nd MONTH FREE RENT H Convenient to Rte. 50, 66 and 495, shopping, restaurants and nightlife H Beautiful garden community nr. Dunn Loring & Falls Church Metro, on Metro Bus Line H Spacious apartments with balconies H Community center with after school programs, computer lab, book clubs & more. Open M-F 8:30am-4:30pm Sat. 10am-2pm Equal Housing Opportunity *must meet credit criteria, min. income & occupancy requirements

ROOMMATES ADELPHI/SILVER SPRING $475/mo-Home to shr, fresh paint & new carpet, full BA, laundry, BR, LR area, shr utils NICE Call Pete 240-882-1268 ARLINGTON- Furnished room, hard wood floors, $975. Share Bath. Short/ Long Term. Call 703-522-0722 Arlington, Va-Male looking for same, lg bsmt rm, pvt BA, w-w, AC,fridge,no smoking.W/D, nr Bailey's Crossroad.$725+utils.Sec req'd.703-820-7072 BELTSVILLE- Room for rent in sharedhome, $500. Free cable.Securitydepositrequired. Sharedutilities.Chuk 202-255-3047 BOWIE, MD - Large Bsmt w/2 large roomswith LR & another2 rooms.No smoking.Clean.Separate entr.Call 240-481-3492 or 240-206-9575 BURKE,VA - Male or Female,N/S, basementfor rent.Near GU/Walmart. $650/moincld utils.Call 703-239-1496

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ments like electronic and organic components coexist,” “Zonoscope” is crammed with huge choruses and thumping beats, yet is a fuller, more cohesive statement than its predecessor. The result, Scott says, is a mood of “joyous melancholy,” which perhaps sums up the band’s appeal. “Maybe it comes from the fact that we genuinely enjoy what we do and feel incredibly fortunate to make music together. But we are not trying to make music that just has a positive focus. I think there have to be fairly equal parts hope and despair.” STEPHEN M. DEUSNER 930 Club, 815 V St. NW; with Holy Ghost!; Tue. & Wed., 7 p.m., $30; 202265-0930, 930.com. (U St.-Cardozo)

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Batter Up Let’s face it: You’re not really going to this event because you want to read a young adult book about a baseball-playing kid who learns the value of patience. You’re going because it was written by Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr., left, and he’s actually going to BE THERE, and he’s a shortstop legend, and your heart speeds up just thinking about him. Politics & Prose, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW; 3:30 p.m., free; 202-364-1919. (Van Ness)

Cultural Exchange This is a new one to us: IsraeliIrish music. Originally, we thought it was a really highconcept version of “Abie’s Irish Rose,” but, no, it’s just a band with some diverse musical heritage — Israelis with a passion for Celtic rock. Check it out on Monday night. Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, 600 I St. NW; 8 p.m., free, registration required; 202-408-3100. (Gallery Place)

Free to Deliver Monologues As an antidote to every one-man show about a 23-year-old’s quarter-life crisis stands “From Jail to Yale: Serving Time on Stage,” the story by Charles S. Dutton, left, of a life on the wrong side of the tracks in Baltimore, and how he went from convict to professional actor. And if you say “It’s just like ‘The Wire’!” at any point, you are incredibly irritating. Kennedy Center, 2700 F St. NW; Mon.-Tue., 7:30 p.m., $50-$100; 202467-4600. (Foggy Bottom)

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9eh[o D_]^j[d]Wb[" 9^hoijW Ijejji Corey, 36, works for the State Department. Chrysta, 37, is a software tester. For now, he lives in Laurel, Md.; she lives in Centreville, Va. THE MAIN EVENT: A candlelit ceremony and reception at an Italian restaurant in Tysons II on March 26. Chrysta says they encouraged guests “to wear spandex or elastic waistbands” in preparation for the family-style meal. HOW THEY MET: Through a work colleague “who knew I was smitten with him,” Chrysta says. After the introduction, “I was all smiles for the rest of the day.”

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THE MAIN EVENT: They’re tying the knot April 2 in a St. Michaels, Md., church, with 150 guests looking on. The groomsmen will be wearing formal morning dress because, Andres says, “I asked myself, ‘What would Prince William do?’” HOW THEY MET: At Taco Bell. As Andres sat down, Becky and a friend got up to leave, then returned. “When Becky walked back in, I asked, ‘Did you forget something?’ She said, ‘Yeah, I forgot to give you my phone number.’” FIRST DATE: A week later, he invited her to his friend’s apartment for a card game. HOW HE PROPOSED: On a trip to the Virgin Islands. “I finally realized why he wouldn’t let me use his jacket on the plane and why he had to keep his arm draped over his backpack while sleeping on the beach,” Becky says. “He’d been hiding the ring there.” PET NAMES: “I called him ‘Baby’ for the first year because I couldn’t pronounce ‘Andres,’” Becky says. MAKING IT UNIQUE: They nixed a plan to have the wedding on a yacht (seasickness), but cocktail hour will be on a floating gazebo.

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