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RIP Abe Pollin
The Wizards owner and Washington philanthropist passed away on Tuesday. Here are some stories we've ran about him over the years.
Taking It Downtown: Abe Pollin hopes his new arena will breathe life into the city he loves. (November, 1997)
Sharing the Wealth: Abe Pollin in our Business Hall of Fame (October, 2000)
Born Again: Abe Pollin's role in restoring Sixth and I Synagogue
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