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Strokes of Light
Photographer Caroline Altmann uses her body as a brush and the world as a palette.
Strokes of Light
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Herndon Woman Celebrates 50 Years with Marriott
After 50 years of working for the Marriott, Lillian Haddock has no plans to retire.
Herndon Woman Celebrates 50 Years with Marriott
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Site Loss To Affect Downtown Development
Developers: New "challenges" have changed proposal possibilities.
Site Loss To Affect Downtown Development
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Rain, Rain Finally Gone Away
Torrential downpours cause flooding damage at Colvin Run Mill and the McLean Community Center.
Rain, Rain Finally Gone Away
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Author Speaks to Teens
Author Speaks to Teens
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Rain, Rain Finally Gone Away
Torrential downpours cause flooding damage at Colvin Run Mill and the McLean Community Center.
Rain, Rain Finally Gone Away
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Learning About Vegan Cooking
Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton offers a variety of culinary classes.
Chef Kathleen Linton, 52, of Lorton teaches culinary arts classes at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton—everything from “Cajun-Louisiana Secrets” to “Cooking with Beers” to “Catch the Burger Craze.” Last Saturday, the specialist in Southern and Thai cuisine held a one-day workshop on vegan cooking. The cost was $65/Workhouse member; $75/nonmember, and $25 for the cost of food. For those who aren’t familiar with vegan, Linton explains: “Nothing with a mother. No milk, no dairy, no eggs, no meats and no cheese.”
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Reston: MLK Keynote: ‘How Did We Get From Barack Obama to Donald Trump?’
Reston Community Center’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration
“It was 10:45 p.m. when we heard in our little earpieces that the network was going to call the election for Obama at 11 o’clock.” Reality set in for him. “Looking around the table, I said, ‘Oh dear. When they call the election for Obama, they’re going to go to the black guy, and so I better think of something to say,’” he said, making the audience burst into laughter.
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Deconstruct vs. Demolish in Arlington
An Aging-in-Place Home
They plan to grow old in the house, and made it not only green but “silver.”
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Ongoing
Ongoing
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Advocating Good Senior Care
New volunteers needed to help advocate for seniors’ rights in long-term care.
Advocating Good Senior Care
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Advocating Good Senior Care
New volunteers needed to help advocate for seniors’ rights in long-term care.
Advocating Good Senior Care
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Advocating Good Senior Care
New volunteers needed to help advocate for seniors’ rights in long-term care.
Advocating Good Senior Care
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Advocating Good Senior Care
New volunteers needed to help advocate for seniors’ rights in long-term care.
Advocating Good Senior Care
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Jacobsons Lead Edison to District Wrestling Title
Eagles have won four of the last five district tournaments.
Jacobsons Lead Edison to District Wrestling Title
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Police Nab Suspect in Nine Robberies
Police Nab Suspect in Nine Robberies
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Burglaries Yield Prison Time
Burglaries Yield Prison Time
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Return to Carnegie Hall
Local flutist performs at Carnegie Hall for the third time
Return to Carnegie Hall
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Return to Carnegie Hall
Local flutist performs at Carnegie Hall for the third time
Return to Carnegie Hall
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From Hollywood to Springfield
Rev. Peter Ackerman is new rector at St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church.
In May, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in Springfield welcomed a new permanent rector, Rev. Peter Ackerman. Ackerman was previously assistant rector at Immanuel Church on the Hill, where he served under Margaret Ann Faeth for many years.