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Traveling Players Ensemble Finishes Winter Tour

Great Falls-based Traveling Players Ensemble put on two shows for its winter tour.

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‘Without Systemic Changes…’ in Alexandria

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Spring Tea Raises Scholarship Money in Great Falls

Local women’s charity raises funds for women in search of higher education.

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Edible Jazz

Upcoming lecture to probe how African-American foodways shaped Virginia.

Edible Jazz

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Students Apply History Lessons

Holocaust remembrance sparks activism to stop Darfur genocide.

Students Apply History Lessons

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Student Connections

Local high school students work to ease transfer anxiety.

Student Connections

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Student Connections

Local high school students work to ease transfer student anxiety

Student Connections

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Basile Returns to Bullis

'My Next Big Step'

Basile Returns to Bullis

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A Nice Fixer Upper

Plan change could see large, mixed use development at Springfield Mall.

A Nice Fixer Upper

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Potomac: Following in Ancient Footsteps

A portion of the Sugarloaf Regional Trail will be dedicated in honor of the region’s Native American history.

A project more than 30 years in the making will see its completion on July 25, as a 25-mile portion of the Sugarloaf Regional Trail is dedicated to the area’s Native American tribes. Rain forced the postponement of the ceremony, which will feature dancers from the Piscataway tribe, but the delay was of little consequence to Margaret “Peg” Coleman, president of Sugarloaf Regional Trail. In the 1970s, she and Chet Anderson, head of the trails organization, began writing trail guides, publishing a series of books since 1974, providing a wealth of information on the historical properties in Montgomery County and the surrounding areas in the meantime.

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Synetic Theater Presents ‘A Tale of Two Cities’

This Charles Dickens's classic includes a drag queen and a crying baby.

Synetic Theater in Crystal City presents "A Tale of Two Cities" starring company member Alex Mills from May 13 to June 21. Directed by Serge Seiden, the show with dialogue tells what happens when you put together an aspiring drag queen and a crying baby.

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Signature's "Glory" Lasts One Day

Broadway doesn’t take to intimate musical

Signature's "Glory" Lasts One Day

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Letter: Phone Call Can Change a Life

We do it every day: call a parent, friend, or loved one. This is so simple and routine that we forget the importance of what one phone call can make to an individual.

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Column: Redistricting Reform Needed

A federal court found Virginia’s congressional redistricting to be unconstitutional because it diluted the strength of minorities in elections.

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Debating Metro

Impact of planned rail extension through Tysons is still a controversial issue.

Debating Metro

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Debating Metro

Impact of planned rail extension through Tysons is still a controversial issue.

Debating Metro

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Yorktown High

Yorktown High

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What's Good for the Goose ...

What's Good for the Goose ...

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Development Moves Forward on Richmond Highway

Progress being made on two retail centers on the corridor.

Development Moves Forward on Richmond Highway

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Ricciardi Rezoning Request Moves Forward

Ricciardi Rezoning Request Moves Forward