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Have a Safe Halloween
Have a Safe Halloween
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Clifton Council Takes Office
Call for participation, promises of communication abound at swearing-in ceremony.
Clifton Council Takes Office
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Albo, Werkheiser Clash in Debate
More than 200 West Springfield residents attend Oct. 5 debate.
Albo, Werkheiser Clash in Debate
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Clifton Council Takes Office
Call for participation, promises of communication abound at swearing-in ceremony.
Clifton Council Takes Office
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Clifton Council Takes Office
Call for participation, promises of communication abound at swearing-in ceremony.
Clifton Council Takes Office
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The Story of Our Place—Great Falls, Virginia
Perspective from the president of the Great Falls Historical Society.
We have chosen to make our homes on a village of land where the footsteps of George Washington still echo. From the land close to Difficult Run Stream Valley (where the Colvin Run Mill now stands on Colvin Run Road) that he once owned and envisioned that a grain mill would stand, to the Powtomack (Potomac) Canal System at the foot of Seneca Road with its Lock system at Great Falls Park, which he envisioned as a transport system for farmers to move their grain down toward Alexandria for export, George Washington surveyed, knew the potential of, owned and invested in the development of important pieces of our specific place, now called Great Falls.
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Albo, Werkheiser Clash in Debate
More than 200 West Springfield residents attend Oct. 5 debate.
Albo, Werkheiser Clash in Debate
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Seeing Double
Alexandria delegate is one of four House members whose name will be on the ballot twice.
The ballot for the Democratic primary in June might cause you to do a double take. Del. Mark Levine (D-45) will be on the ballot twice, once running for reelection against primary challenger Elizabeth Bennett-Parker and then again against seven other candidates for lieutenant governor. Levine and three other House members will be doing double duty, asking voters to reject their primary opponents for seats they would vacate if they win stateside office.
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‘That’s When You Realize this Work Means Something’ in Fairfax City
City Jobs celebrates two-year anniversary
Patrick Scholzen was used to working, and did so for 35 years, until falling onto hard times.
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Real Estate Notes
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