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Robertson to the Rescue

Ireton beats St. Stephen’s, T.C. pounds Stuart on opening day.

Robertson to the Rescue

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New Hope Wins State Award

Group offers shelters and transitional housing to single adults and families.

New Hope Wins State Award

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Poll Workers:Making the System Work

As long-time poll workers age, replacements are hard to find.

Poll Workers:Making the System Work

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Frustration Fuels Wolfe in House Bid

Political newcomer wants to fix the budget mess.

Frustration Fuels Wolfe in House Bid

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Frustration Fuels Wolfe in House Bid

Political newcomer wants to fix the budget mess.

Frustration Fuels Wolfe in House Bid

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One More Time for Virginia Paving

Virginia Paving improvements don't include citizen reaction.

One More Time for Virginia Paving

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Poll Workers:Making the System Work

As long-time poll workers age, replacements are hard to find.

Poll Workers:Making the System Work

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Frustration Fuels Wolfe in House Bid

Political newcomer wants to fix the budget mess.

Frustration Fuels Wolfe in House Bid

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Vienna: Umbria Olive Oil on Area Tables

From the rolling countryside of Umbria to the neighborhoods of Vienna, local oral surgeon brings the best of the best to local tables.

What do you call Washingtonian Magazine’s “Top Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon” living out his alter-ego dream in a parallel universe --- overseeing production of 100 percent pure Italian olive oil and importing the finished product to the U.S?

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Alexandria Sports Briefs: One T.C. Girls Simmer, One Diver Headed to States

Episcopal boys win a pair

Alexandria Sports Briefs: One T.C. Girls Simmer, One Diver Headed to States

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Springfield Comedian Tackles Clean Route

Springfield Comedian Tackles Clean Route

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Opinion: Commentary: One Year Later: Covid and Vaccine Update

It’s been one year since the Commonwealth and the nation locked down with the first restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic, and when we learned only that to do everything possible to save lives it was necessary to wear a mask and even better, to stay isolated from each other.

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Runnymede Hosts NatureFest

Annual festival explores flora and fauna at local park.

The Friends of Runnymede Park and the Town of Herndon Parks and Recreation Department hosted the annual NatureFest Sunday, Oct. 6. The festival gave nature enthusiasts of all ages a chance to explore the diverse habitats within the park.

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Local Students Become Scientists in Training

George Mason University hosts science summer camp.

About 50 local students spent part of the summer transforming water into oxygen and trying to create a self-sustaining colony on Titan, the largest moon of Saturn at a two-week summer camp.

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‘Activity Rocket’ Launches

Speeding the way to better organization for parents.

Ilene Miller and Lisa Friedlander are busy Bethesda moms who had an innovative idea — and now their inspiration is benefiting scores of families throughout Montgomery County, Washington D.C. and Northern Virginia. “Activity Rocket” has taken off and is soaring.

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Franklin Sherman Celebrates 100 Years

Centennial bash for school with historic roots in McLean.

Kim Todd remembers how she felt at home at Franklin Sherman Elementary School in the late 1970s. Nearly 40 years later, she is serving as the school’s Parent Teacher Association centennial coordinator and has seen three of her children enter the school as she had. The school celebrated its centennial year carnival style with the community on Sunday with a petting zoo, cotton candy and fair-style rides and games.

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ArtSpace Herndon Hosts Americas Ensemble Concert

Audience learns about rhythm and musicians’ life journeys.

“This is a perfect example of how the arts in Herndon has both an educational and entertaining mission to bridge cultures in our local community,” said Scott Mayhugh. Mayhugh was attending the Saturday evening music performance hosted at ArtSpace Herndon featuring artists of a group named Americas Ensemble.

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ArtSpace Herndon Hosts Americas Ensemble Concert

Audience learns about rhythm and musicians’ life journeys.

“This is a perfect example of how the arts in Herndon has both an educational and entertaining mission to bridge cultures in our local community,” said Scott Mayhugh. Mayhugh was attending the Saturday evening music performance hosted at ArtSpace Herndon featuring artists of a group named Americas Ensemble.

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Maude in Herndon Honored

Celebrated as an award winner in the category Salon Culture by Salon Today.