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Jumpin’ July All Around Town

Getting Around

Jumpin’ July All Around Town

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Learning to Listen

Hundreds participate in the Walk for the Whisper.

Learning to Listen

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Construction Sites = Construction Thefts

Loudoun's many construction sites make it prime ground for stealing material and equipment.

Construction Sites = Construction Thefts

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Stone House, Paper Trail

Museum premieres new documentary about John Carlyle.

Stone House, Paper Trail

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Wittmann Leaving Chantilly Academy

Wittmann Leaving Chantilly Academy

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50 Down, at Least 50 More To Go.

Wakefield Forest Elementary celebrates its 50th anniversary with a week of festivities, memories.

50 Down, at Least 50 More To Go.

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Congressman Tries to Involve Students

Congressman Frank Wolf (R-10th), visited McLean High School government classes to discuss civil rights issues.

Congressman Tries to Involve Students

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Van Landingham Art to Benefit League

Clearing studio space for a good cause

Van Landingham Art to Benefit League

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Congressman Tries to Involve Students

Congressman Frank Wolf (R-10th), visited McLean High School government classes to discuss civil rights issues.

Congressman Tries to Involve Students

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The Road Ahead

Work on local roads has the eye of some residents and commuters.

The Road Ahead

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Judge to Decide Hospital's Fate

Judge to Decide Hospital's Fate

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Students Head to Iowa

Students Head to Iowa

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Record-Breaking RB Griffith to Carry Load for Majors

Coach Wells pleased with physical linebacker play.

Mount Vernon opens the regular season at South County on Aug. 30.

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Studio Rep Proceeds to Improv

Student ensemble hosts monthly improv nights.

Studio Rep is a group of eight high schoolers that perform shows throughout the year. For the past few years, the group holds auditions at the start of each school year, and once the troupe is selected, they perform through May.

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Week in Fairfax

Want to see a new dog park in Fairfax County? Or would you prefer your favorite rec center to stay open a little longer? The Fairfax County budget is now in your hands. Temporarily. The Board of Supervisors is currently in the process of crafting the FY 2014 budget, and they want your help.

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RA's Consensus Builder Steps Down

Suzi Jones completes her term as RA president.

RA's Consensus Builder Steps Down

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Whipple Makes Bid for Third Term

Democratic incumbent looks to lead tax reform, as opponent criticizes her record.

Whipple Makes Bid for Third Term

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Michael League, in His Own Words

Following Snarky Puppy’s Feb. 15 Grammy victory for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album, the band’s founder and leader, Centreville High grad Michael League, participated in this interview:

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Caregiving

Workshops and seminars for seniors and caregivers.

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City of Fairfax Adopts Budget

Real-estate tax rate is lowered by two cents.

The Fairfax City Council adopted the City’s FY 2014-15 budget last week, lowered the existing real-estate tax rate by two cents and gave raises to the city employees. In a special meeting, last Wednesday, April 30, the Council set City residents’ new real-estate tax rate at $1.04 per $100 assessed value, effective Jan. 1, 2015.