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Chavarria Wins TurnAround Award

At the June MountainView Alternative High School senior luncheon, Jalissa Chavarria won the $1,000 TurnAround Life Award.

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United Way Awards Non-Profits $105,300

United Way of the National Capital Area awarded grants to 10 local non-profits through the Alexandria Community Impact Fund a total of $105,300 lon Tuesday, Jan. 8, at City Hall.

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FCPS Award Nominations Sought

The nomination deadline is Feb. 3.

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Weichert Offices Host Toy Drive

Members of the community are invited to drop off new, unwrapped toys at the Weichert Company sales offices through Dec. 11.

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MountainView’s Turbok Wins TurnAround Life Award

At MountainView Alternative High School’s senior luncheon on June 13, Casey Turbok won the $1,000 TurnAround Life Award.

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Mothers and Daughters Tea at Burke United Methodist Church

Mothers and daughters, come together to enjoy bingo, crafts, games, refreshments and more. Bring your favorite teacup and wear your best tea party hat for special contest categories. The cost is $25/couple with an extra $5 for each additional sibling.

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Alexandria Snapshot: Ethiopian New Year

Grammy-nominated, Ethiopian-born singer and songwriter Wayna served as mistress of ceremonies.

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NWFCU Foundation Raises $100K for Scholarship Program at Golf Tournament

NWFCU Foundation, the charitable arm of Northwest Federal Credit Union, held its fifth annual Drive for the Driven Golf Tournament on Oct. 19, 2020.

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Spring2ACTion Set for April 15

COVID-19 outbreak prompts date change.

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Obituary: Jordan L. Burke

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Vienna Parents, Son Sentenced in Court

Defrauded IRS on income-tax return.

It’s not every day that a judge sentences a son and his parents together – but that’s what happened Friday in federal court to a Vienna family. Ultimately, two family members received probation and the third was sentenced to prison.

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Stuck in the Middle

Healthcare reform could leave Virginia with a widening Medicaid gap.

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Discussing Drinking, Drugs

Westfield High students address parents during 'Saturday Night in the Suburbs'

Discussing Drinking, Drugs

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Guzman Seeks Another Term for Sugarland

Guzman Runs Again for Sugarland Run

Guzman Seeks Another Term for Sugarland

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Incremental Defeats

Northern Virginia Democrats face major defeats and minor victories.

Halfway through every session of the Virginia legislature, bills from the House are sent to the Senate for a vote and vice-versa. The event is called crossover, and in 2015 this will be marked by the complete absence of major reforms the Democratic minority hoped to push through.