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In Search of Innocence

Irish musician, Luka Bloom explains the inspiration behind his 10th album release, “Innocence.”

In Search of Innocence

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Field Notes: Remembering Margaret Lundy Dell

On Feb. 1, my mother-in-law passed away. What’s remarkable is that she was a woman not only of exceptional years, 103, but also quite memorable.

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Synetic Stages ‘The Island of Dr. Moreau’

Brings “human beast” hybrids to life from 1896 novel by H.G. Wells.  

Synetic Theatre in Crystal City will open its 2014-2015 season with "The Island of Dr. Moreau" Oct. 2 through Nov. 1.

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Craftsman-style Bungalow Meets Open Floorplan

Updates help make 80-year-old house in Arlington’s Bluemont neighborhood a home.

Coming across an 80-year-old bungalow in an otherwise up-and-coming neighborhood, today's buyer may get excited about the possibilities, but will probably end up walking away.

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Health Notes

Health Notes

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Health Notes

Health Notes

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Health Notes, April 23-29

Health Notes, April 23-29

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God’s World

60 Day Hypothermia Project ends as spring begins.

God’s World

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Reston’s Best Honored

23rd annual Best of Reston celebrates birthdays and service.

Reston is a place where - as they say - people can live, play, work and serve. The Best of Reston honored those committed to community service and celebrated founder Robert Simon’s 100th birthday on Thursday with a black-tie affair at the Hyatt Regency in Reston Town Center. The 23rd annual event, hosted by Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce and Cornerstones, reeled in nearly 900 attendees. “This community takes pride in the people who serve,” said GRCC President Mark S. Ingrao. “We’ve been thinking so much about that in the last few weeks with all the celebrations going on here. I don’t know if it’s the water in Lake Anne or the secret ingredient in Bob’s lunchtime beverage, but there’s something about the community that says, ‘You are welcome here.’”

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‘Clips’ of Compassion

Locally produced documentary tells story of Tennesee children learning about Holocaust through paper clips

‘Clips’ of Compassion

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‘Clips’ of Compassion

Locally produced documentary tells story of Tennesee children learning about Holocaust through paper clips

‘Clips’ of Compassion

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Filling Reston with Art of the Nation

Nationally ranked, this weekend’s juried show attracts serious collectors as well as local art lovers.

More than 200 artists from around the nation will display their original art across six Reston blocks during the 24th annual Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival on Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17.

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Alexandria Playwright Returns with ‘Kings’

Studio Theatre presents play about lobbyists and politicians.

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County Art Contest Focuses on Water Conservation

High school artists called on to explore “One Water” theme.

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Insiders: New Arrivals Learn Their Way Around Arlington

In the First Person

Insiders: New Arrivals Learn Their Way Around Arlington

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Winning Isn’t Everything for Park View Volleyball

But Koscinski’s Patriots are giving it their best and having fun.

Winning Isn’t Everything for Park View Volleyball

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Tech Labs Left out of Some Schools

Tech Labs Left out of Some Schools

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Tech Labs Left out of Some Schools

Tech Labs Left out of Some Schools

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Tech Labs Left Out of Some Schools

Tech Labs Left Out of Some Schools

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Tech Labs Left Out of Some Schools

Tech Labs Left Out of Some Schools