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Bogey Is Missing
Would you know what to do if your dog was lost?
July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month and serves as an important reminder to make sure our pets stay safe.
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The End Of The Line
Arlington grads close a chapter in their lives, go forth into the real world.
The End Of The Line
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Where Cats and People Meet
Humane Society of Fairfax County offers alternative to adopting animals from county shelter.
Where Cats and People Meet
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Arlington: The Undocumented American Story
Dinner with Beyer highlights difficulties facing undocumented immigrants in Northern Virginia.
The Pintos are an all-American family. Jerry Pinto, a 50-year-old man with a thick moustache, works in construction. He says he doesn't speak English and he lets his daughter do most of the translating.
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School Notes
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Mike Schmidt Earns Rank of Eagle Scout
Mike Schmidt Earns Rank of Eagle Scout
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What's August without the ‘Flamingo Fling’?
What's August without the ‘Flamingo Fling’?
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Greg Saiidifar Earns Rank of Eagle Scout
Greg Saiidifar Earns Rank of Eagle Scout
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School Notes
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People Notes
People Notes
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Former Board Chairs Endorse
To the Editor: We, as former School Board chairs, enthusiastically encourage Alexandria voters in District B to re-elect Marc Williams to the Alexandria School Board. Marc has served on the board for the past four years and, with a minimum of six new members on the board, it is important to maintain the experience and continuity that Marc brings in order to continue the progress that has been made in raising student achievement throughout ACPS. Marc is a consensus builder, proven leader and dedicated School Board member who has demonstrated his commitment to programs and curriculum that challenge and meet the needs of all our students.
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Man Held in Attempted Rape
Man Held in Attempted Rape
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Mount Vernon Letter: Support Meals Tax
Letter to the Editor
I have a family of 5, and boy, do we eat! We eat at restaurants in Old Town and restaurants in Arlington. We make special trips to eat in D.C. And every time we do, we help those school districts have all the resources they need to attract the best teachers and provide services and programming all children need in order to be successful later in life.
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Foundation Honors Reinsch
The Arlington Community Foundation’s Board of Trustees recently selected Lola C. Reinsch as the recipient of the 2014 William T. Newman, Jr. Spirit of Community Award.



