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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds
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Week in Reston
Reston-based Gin Dance Company (GDC) announced the kickoff of their “Deep eMotion 7500” fundraising campaign. Under the campaign, the company will be seeking support of businesses, organizations and individuals to help raise $7500 by Oct. 25, 2012 to fund upcoming performing arts productions. Among other events planned, GDC has partnered with Barnes & Noble for a fundraising event at the Barnes & Noble in Fairfax on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Reston Community Center Hosts Taste of Arab World
A Diversity of Art at Reston Community Center.
Reston Community Center (RCC) hosted “A Taste of the Arab World” at Hunters Woods Friday, Feb. 12.
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The Pride of Herndon Marches On
Kathleen Jacoby, Herndon High School's band director, had her work cut out for her when marching band camp began on Aug. 10.
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Fairfax County: Hispanic Leadership Alliance awards scholarships to 14 seniors
West Springfield High School senior Fernanda Justiniano-Rivero fought back tears as she thanked her mother for everything. “She worked three jobs, barely raised me, would come home and be so tired,” Justiniano-Rivero said. “But she still would bring me gifts, ask me if I did my homework. I used to pretend we would travel the world and it be just us, I would live in a fairy tale.”
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Fairfax Students Compete in Mini-Urban Challenge
In a competition that tested not only students’ robotics and engineering abilities, but also their public speaking and leadership skills, the Mini-Urban Challenge brought teams of high school students together to program and build miniature robots using LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kit to move, autonomously, through a 42-by-10-foot model city.
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Preserving Local Memory
The Great Falls Historical Society’s role in village life.
At our first Board meeting of the newly elected 2014-2015 Board, members asked about the “strategy” and “long-term vision” of the Great Falls Historical Society.
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Vienna Residents Are Happy to Be Here
Town conducted survey on its programs and services.
On the whole, Vienna residents are pleased with their town and its services and believe it’s a great place to live and raise children. That was the overall result of a professionally conducted survey done recently on the Town’s behalf.
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‘Short-Term Pain’ in Alexandria
City begins planning for next summer’s citywide Metro station shutdown.