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World of Sugarplum Fairies
Mia Saunders Ballerinas Present 'The Nutcracker'
World of Sugarplum Fairies
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Can Church Street be Pedestrian-Friendly?
Congestion, commuters and parking challenge pedestrian safety on Church Street.
Can Church Street be Pedestrian-Friendly?
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Clicking Down Path to Student's Future
CX Online assists students to explore college and career options.
Clicking Down Path to Student's Future
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The New 30
The New 30
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'Pioneer Farmers' Share Their Knowledge
Summer Interns Share Stories
'Pioneer Farmers' Share Their Knowledge
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Police Make Arrest in Domestic Violence Case
Arrest followed a car chase on Richmond Highway and Mount Vernon Memorial Highway.
Police Make Arrest in Domestic Violence Case
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Another Vision for Lake Anne
Local residents present comprehensive plan alternative for Lake Anne.
Another Vision for Lake Anne
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Teaching Students To Learn Consequences
Herbert Hoover Middle School
Teaching Students To Learn Consequences
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Getting to Know … Kit Conner
Getting to Know … Kit Conner
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Programming Marathon at TJ
Area high schoolers impress instructors at the 24-hour computer programming marathon.
When a voice over the loudspeaker announced, “free swag outside,” a stampede of teenagers cleared out the Thomas Jefferson High School (TJHSST) gymnasium in less than a minute. Even after almost 20 hours of coding and programming, the students were at no loss for enthusiasm, especially for free paraphernalia decorated with the TJ Hackathon logo. Kim Holton, a volunteer whose son was participating in the hackathon, said, “They all seem really tired and they’re dragging, but they’re excited.”
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Analemma Raises Funds for Sundial
Sundial designer speaks at library on dial proposed for Observatory Park.
While most of the tools available at Observatory Park at Turner Farm are designed to look upward, there are plans for additional features on the ground as well. The Analemma Society, which hosts programs and facilities at Observatory Park, is raising funds to build a second sundial.
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Local Artists Show Off Studios
Annual studios tour shows artists’ workspaces.
Fourteen years ago, David Cowdrill was visiting a pottery in Maine, when a door opened for him, literally and figuratively. The potters opened up their workshop to him, showing him how to create ceramics, and Cowdrill, an engineer by trade, found a new opportunity.
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Tysons Rezoning Consternation
MCA debates details of proffer agreements for two businesses.
Like most McLean Citizen Association board members, President Sally Horn is concerned how new Tysons businesses will affect McLean. Members debated two Tysons rezoning resolutions on their contribution to the urban center — stating their hope that the money would be kept in Tysons.