- Steve Hendrix
- Staff Writer
Steve Hendrix came to The Post more than ten years ago from the world of magazine freelancing and has written for just about every page of the paper: Travel, Style, the Magazine, Book World, Foreign, National and, most recently, the Metro section’s Enterprise Team. What his stories have had in common (in addition to awful first-draft spelling) was the goal of taking readers to a place they might never visit otherwise, from the top of Kilimanjaro to the mind of a local dude who lives life as a pirate, eye patch and all.
Beachgoers chased from N.J. by Sandy damage head to Delmarva
This summer, almost a billion dollars in beach business could be displaced from the Garden State.
SUV fatally hits grandmother in Wheaton
A Ford Explorer attempting a U-turn careened across traffic and struck a 77-year-old woman at a bus stop.
D.C. adults get training on two wheels
Many grown-ups are embarrassed that they don’t know how to ride a bike. Now they want to learn.
For ‘professional princesses,’ birthday-party gigs are big business
A marketing blitz of all things tiara-ed has produced a princess-industrial complex in Washington and beyond.
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- Regardless of native land, Hispanic Americans call ‘Pope Pancho’ their own
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- New Nats fans flock to spring training camp as interest in team surges
- At National Zoo, sequester could threaten exhibits but not animal care
- In a modern world, meteorite’s impact is instantly global
- In Takoma Park, the mailman is more beloved than what he delivers
- Patty Stonesifer, former CEO of Gates Foundation, to lead D.C. food pantry
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