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The Best Baseball Burger, and Perhaps Your Last

The Best Baseball Burger, and Perhaps Your Last

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Born To Run (And Oink)

Pig racers are coming to the Arlington County Fair.

Born To Run (And Oink)

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On Being Young and Fearless

Mark McDermott connects with middle school students at Seneca Ridge.

On Being Young and Fearless

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Police Turn to Heavy-Duty Crime-Fighting Equipment

Police Turn to Heavy-Duty Crime-Fighting Equipment

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The Best Baseball Burger, and Perhaps Your Last

The Best Baseball Burger, and Perhaps Your Last

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Volunteers Take Time to ... Volunteer

Firefighters Help Katrina Victims

Volunteers Take Time to ... Volunteer

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Dreams Taken Away: Julian Dawkins Remembered as Hard Worker with Sense of Humor

Arlington Sheriff's deputy charged with murdering 22-year-old Alexandria man.

Just a few hours after Alexandria police charged an Arlington Sheriff's deputy with murdering Julian Dawkins, hundreds of friends and relatives packed Antioch Baptist Church on Queen Street for an emotional funeral.

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Reston: Wicket Club Aims to Make Cricket the New Baseball

Popularity of cricket soaring in Northern Virginia.

Wicket Club in Sterling is a magnet for young cricket players from Northern Virginia. It’s one of the few indoor cricket facilities on the east coast and immediately found an audience with the Southeast Asian cricket community when it opened in 2012.

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How To Prepare for New SAT

Local experts say working hard in class is the best way to be successful.

Linda Mitchell and her 15-year-old daughter, Alexis, say they don’t really know what to expect when Alexis sits for the SAT college admissions exam in 2016, but they’re not too worried at this point. Two years is a long time.

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Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

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Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

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School Children Keep King's Dream Alive

Students honor Martin Luther King at City Hall.

School Children Keep King's Dream Alive

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Gin Dance Offers ‘Perfect 10+’

Opens local dance season at Capital One Hall

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Health

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Living Legends: Two Women Who Restored a Cemetery

Lillie Finklea and Louise Massoud worked to keep the memory and reality of Freedmen’s Cemetery alive.

Living Legends: Two Women Who Restored a Cemetery

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Risky Behavior by the Numbers

Youth Survey highlights risks, assets for students.

Periodically, Fairfax County conducts a youth survey which polls thousands of students to get a glimpse into issues of substance abuse, antisocial behaviors as well as factors such as mental health and civic engagements.

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What’s Really Recyclable and What’s Not

Those in the know for the Town of Herndon share information.

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Wake Up Call for Sleep Apnea Sufferers

Doctors warn sleep condition could lead to heart disease.

Wake Up Call for Sleep Apnea Sufferers