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News Briefs
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Overnight Greenery?
Overnight Greenery?
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Teacher Retires After 20 Years
Chesterbrook PE teacher Debbie Romenus gave students life and fitness education.
Teacher Retires After 20 Years
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Bob McClendon Enters Plea
Bob McClendon Enters Plea
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Brickyard Educational Farm, Ongoing Plans
Brickyard Educational Farm piloted a successful farm to school field trip program in 2012 at no cost to the county, school system or tax payer.
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Troop 673 Turns Out Two New Eagle Scouts
Cody Matthew Jones, son of Martin and Carol Jones, and Addison Speer, son of Harvey and Susan Speer, both of Great Falls, are the two newest Eagle Scouts of Troop 73, sponsored by the United Methodist Men.
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Letter: Beyond Conflict Of Interest
Beyond Conflict Of Interest
When the Virginia journalism awards come out, I hope Michael Pope’s exposé of city hall using the same law firm as the waterfront developers gets an award for investigative reporting. Michael’s feature [“Conflict of Interest,” Oct. 24] is on par for the local level with what major dailies do on a national scale.
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On Bulova’s 2014 Radar Screen
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova discusses the issues she sees taking center stage in the county in the coming year.
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Column: Crossover
Last week was "crossover" for the General Assembly- the time when each house of the legislature must complete consideration of bills introduced into its chamber.
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Reading Budget's Fine Print
Reading Budget's Fine Print
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People Notes
People Notes
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Council Approves Two New Houses
Lots will be split to make room for additional homes.
Council Approves Two New Houses
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Herndon: Connections Between Sisters On Stage and Off
NextStop to present ‘Crimes of the Heart.’
The relationship between sisters can be so powerful.
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Celebrating Spring with Arts in Great Falls
Art Walk in the Village: First Fridays will kick off on Friday, May 6, 2016 in the Village Center in Great Falls.
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Arlington County Police Chief Douglas Scott Retires
Colleagues praise his leadership.
A retirement party was recently held for former Arlington County Police Chief Douglas Scott. His last day on the job was March 20, after serving in his role for 12 years in the county. He was praised for his integrity, thoughtfulness, leadership and partnership.
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Cappies Review: Smooth Sailing at Madeira Stage
Smooth Sailing at Madeira Stage
Despite the chaos of the titular storm, Madeira’s production of “The Tempest” was all smooth sailing. The plotlines, movement, and transitions weaved together seamlessly, clarifying any plot points lost in the sometimes-unclear dialogue.