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A Georgetown mansion at 30th and N Street, Northwest where Jacqueline Kennedy lived after the assassination of John F. Kennedy has sold at auction for roughly $15 million.

Jacqueline Kennedy’s former home, located at 3017 N Street in Georgetown, is going up for auction this weekend.

Jacqueline Kennedy’s former home, located at 3017 N Street in Georgetown, is going up for auction this weekend.

Check out the story behind Jacqueline Kennedy’s former home, located at 3017 N Street in Georgetown, which is going up for auction this weekend.

Mr. Jones, a performer himself in his 20s, spent a half-century with the folk festival, as well as with its companion, the Newport Jazz Festival and other events.

Neal Augenstein’s post-lobectomy dry cough is almost gone. The next step in his recovery from stage 4 lung cancer is to learn how to breathe more efficiently.

Purple Line loses executive director, communication director. Central Maryland’s latest 25-year transportation plan is open for public comment. Pool-sharing in Montgomery County: there are lovers and there are haters. 

Eight longtime staffers at WTOP in the D.C. area are departing after taking voluntary buyouts. But before they go, WTOP’s Neal Augenstein caught up with some of them to talk about their time at the station.

The first American book on Watergate wasn’t ‘All the President’s Men’ — it was ‘The Watergate Files,’ co-authored by Bill Vitka. He spoke with WTOP about his experience writing the book, as well as the two times he was in the same room with then-president Richard Nixon.

WTOP’s Dave McConnell and Mitchell Miller share their memories of the Watergate scandal — and draw parallels to the present day.