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Lyrical 'Pavilion' Gets Area Community Theater Premiere at Lee Center

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Lyrical 'Pavilion' Gets Area Community Theater Premiere at Lee Center

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Majors Edge Saxons in Field Hockey, 2-1

Majors overcome second half deficit.

Majors Edge Saxons in Field Hockey, 2-1

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Strong Foundation for 'Nest'

Signature premieres play about historic infanticide.

Strong Foundation for 'Nest'

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Strong Foundation for 'Nest'

Signature premieres play about historic infanticide.

Strong Foundation for 'Nest'

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Strong Foundation for 'Nest'

Signature premieres play about historic infanticide.

Strong Foundation for 'Nest'

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Junk Piles Up, Filling Valuable Real Estate Space

Junk Piles Up, Filling Valuable Real Estate Space

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Getting to Know — Alan S. Nemeth

Getting to Know — Alan S. Nemeth

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Dog Park May Be Closed

Dog Park May Be Closed

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Adventure of a Lifetime

Boy Scout Troop 1548 makes trek to Alaska.

Adventure of a Lifetime

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Eight Years Prison for Centreville Man

Eight Years Prison for Centreville Man

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Centreville Falls to Chantilly in District Tournament

Seventh-ranked Wildcats fall in overtime, 1-0.

Centreville Falls to Chantilly in District Tournament

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Eight Years Prison for Centreville Man

Eight Years Prison for Centreville Man

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Radio Club HAMs It Up — Seriously

Their expertise could save a community.

Radio Club HAMs It Up — Seriously

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Saum: King of Clubs

Whitman Graduation 2005

Saum: King of Clubs

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187 Cats Too Many

Neighbors in Riverwood relieved by removal of cats from home.

187 Cats Too Many

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Investing in 21st Century Industries and Jobs

The Northern Virginia region clearly faces economic threats and challenges as a result of sequestration and government downsizing. The national economy continues to stagnate. If you are looking for a bright sign on our local horizon—the data center industry, which is expected to still grow by hundreds of millions over the near future, is a sector to double down on.

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Local Teens Form Community Service Club

St. Andrew’s students perform chores to raise money for school in Haiti.

While many teens grumble at the idea of spending a weekend mowing the lawn, trimming hedges or raking leavings, a group of Potomac students are soliciting extracurricular chores. Ethan Lockshin and Sean Hess, of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac, partnered earlier this year to form Lion Laborers, a school group that rallies students to volunteer their time for community service projects.

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Restaurant Has Landmark Anniversary

Tally-ho celebrates 35 years in Potomac.

Restaurant Has Landmark Anniversary

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Potomac: Broadening Horizons During the Summer

Local enrichment program keeps disadvantaged children on track when school is out.

A local school will join an effort to help prevent the “summer slide” for some of Montgomery County’s neediest students. Norwood School will partner with Horizons Greater Washington to offer a summer camp program aimed at halting the academic achievement decline that some students face when school is not in session.

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Alexandria: Ramsey Resolved

Despite approvals, Ramsey Homes redevelopment pushed back until 2017.

The Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority has agreed to a work plan with the city. One of the core tenets of this plan, number 3 on the list, is “no surprises.”