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Shot in the Dark Saves Mount Vernon
Last-minute goal by Doyle caps off Majors’ dramatic comeback win over Yorktown.
Shot in the Dark Saves Mount Vernon
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Shot in the Dark Saves Mount Vernon
Last-minute goal by Doyle caps off Majors’ dramatic comeback win over Yorktown.
Shot in the Dark Saves Mount Vernon
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Animal Shelter Tries Temperament Testing
Animal Shelter Tries Temperament Testing
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Officials Launch $200 Million Facility
State-of-the-art technology will purify wastewater.
Officials Launch $200 Million Facility
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Protecting Wildlife Habitats
Protecting Wildlife Habitats
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The Thanks Is in the Giving
The Thanks Is in the Giving
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Hundreds Race to Cure Autism
Nonprofit raises more than $170,000 with 5K in Potomac.
Hundreds Race to Cure Autism
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Residents Sound Off on Funding, Boundaries
Clear messages sent to RCC board.
Residents Sound Off on Funding, Boundaries
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Curbing Teen Driving Crashes
West Springfield High hosts a forum on teen driving
Curbing Teen Driving Crashes
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Curbing Teen Driving Crashes
West Springfield High hosts a forum on teen driving
Curbing Teen Driving Crashes
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Property Tax Deadline Nears
Residents to make first-half payments by end of month.
Property Tax Deadline Nears
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Keeping Home Improvement Local
McLean chapter of Contractors.com prepares for its first home show to be held in Vienna.
Keeping Home Improvement Local
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Chantilly’s Next Stop: The Kennedy Center
Funny, heartwarming play receives 11 Cappie nominations.
Chantilly High’s Cappies play was called, “You Can’t Take It with You.” But if all goes well for the school at next month’s Cappies ceremony, Chantilly could take home some trophies for its side-splitting play. It received 11 nominations, and all the high-school theater winners will be unveiled, June 9, during the 14th annual Cappies Gala at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
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Great Falls Friends and Neighbors Luncheon Features Students’ Poetry
Great Falls Friends and Neighbors name winners of 31st annual poetry contest.
The Great Falls Friends and Neighbors honored 10 Great Falls Elementary School students Friday, April 16, at their 31st annual poetry luncheon
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Food Drives in High Gear
Collecting food to match growing needs of underemployed.
The Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) is entering its major holiday drive time, during which it will run more than 350 food drives between now and the end of the year, as the number of families needing food assistance in Arlington is on the rise.