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Petersen Starts Sophomore Session

Petersen begins second term as 37th District delegate.

Petersen Starts Sophomore Session

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St. Stephen's, St. Agnes Put On Chilling Shakespeare Show

St. Stephen's, St. Agnes Put On Chilling Shakespeare Show

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Juvenile Arrested For Machete at Lee

Juvenile Arrested For Machete at Lee

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Holiday Season Takes no Break from Crime

Mount Vernon District steps up enforcement efforts.

Holiday Season Takes no Break from Crime

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Around Town: Development

Around Town: Development

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LoGrande’s Garage Approved

Application for variance still pending.

LoGrande’s Garage Approved

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President Visits Sterling

President Visits Sterling

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Bare Shelves at UCM’s Food Pantry

Food and monetary donations needed.

The high winds and heavy rains of June’s derecho that assailed the area leaving thousands without electricity for seemingly endless days also impacted the United Community Ministries food pantry, though the building itself maintained power.

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To the Editor:Protect Public Parks

Oronoco Bay Park this past Saturday night was the best. Despite a torrential downpour an hour before the symphony began, thousands of people of all ages, races, income levels, beliefs, speaking numerous languages, and dressed for a hot summer night came with picnic baskets on different modes of travel — to sit on the ground to have a good time. Proof they did?

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Social Life of 20s Revisited

Flint Hill High School’s performance of “The Boy Friend.”

Throwing themselves and the audience back into the jiving time of the 1920s, Flint Hill High School performed “The Boy Friend” on May 3.

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McLean Orchestra Proves ‘Instrumental to Business’

When your audience expresses their wild enthusiasm, what else can you do but give them an encore?

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Stunned by the ‘War’ Theme

To the Editor: The false slogan of “war on women”—trumpeted throughout the 2012 election—is being dusted off to slander a candidate who, unlike his opponents, has spent a verifiable lifetime of helping Virginia’s women.

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Letter to the Editor: Taxpayer’s Lament

There was a recent story about city tax rates quoting the mayor, vice mayor and council member Alicia Hughes.

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Schools Feb. 15-21

The founding classes of Yorktown High School will hold a joint reunion Oct. 19 – 21, at the Key Bridge Marriott in Arlington. Alumni from Yorktown High School Class of 1963 are participating in a Class Reunion Website at http://classreport.org/usa/va/arlington/yhs/1963/ There are no registration fees required to join in the fun. Each class member has full participation privileges.

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Arlington: Local Teams To Join In Girls on the Run 5K

On Sunday, Nov. 22, more than 340 local students from 14 Arlington schools will complete the Girls on the Run 5K presented by Innovation Health.

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Alexandria Brief: Local Teams To Join in 5K

On Sunday, Nov. 22, more than 100 local students from 8 Alexandria schools will complete the Girls on the Run 5K presented by Innovation Health. The event is the culmination of a 10-week youth development program designed to help pre-adolescent girls gain important life skills.

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Preparing Pets for Emergencies

When disaster strikes, pets are frequently abandoned or displaced, either because disasters hit suddenly or because their owners did not have a plan for them beforehand.

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‘Drive to Donate’ Campaign Raises Funds for Fire and Rescue Departments in Fairfax

Transurban, operator of the I-95 and I-495 Express Lanes, designated March 21 for a “Drive to Donate” campaign. All tolls collected on that day from the nearly 40 miles of lanes stretching from the Dulles Toll Road to Stafford County would be donated to local Fire and Rescue departments.

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Animal Shelter Holds ExtravaCATza!

Residents are invited to visit the Fairfax County Animal Shelter this June to take part in ExtravaCATza!, a celebration of cats and kittens. The shelter’s at 4500 West Ox Road in Fairfax and, all month long, adoption fees on all cats and kittens will be just $10.

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Habitzreuther Is Running for Fairfax City Council

Special election will be held September 12.