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Bonding in Alexandria
Unity Basketball Tournament brings police and return citizens together.
People of all walks of life ate together, prayed together and played together on March 11 at George Washington Middle School.
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Great Falls Dancer Offered Merit Scholarship
Emilie Gregory, a dancer with Classical Ballet Theatre in Herndon, selected to train with Miami City Ballet School.
Emilie Gregory, 14, of Great Falls -- a dancer with Classical Ballet Theatre of Northern Virginia -- received one of the highest honors an artist her age can receive: the offer of a full merit scholarship to train at the Miami City Ballet School.
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Kittenpalooza
Herding baby cats into new homes.
For a couple hours, a back room of the Potomac Yard PetSmart on July 1 was turned into heaven. Dozens of kittens looking for prospective homes crawled and meowed and played with human friends and prospective owners.
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Lorton Library Challenge ‘Takes You Everywhere’
Library integrates STEAM activities with reading program for the summer.
The Lorton Library is halfway through their Summer Reading Adventure, which runs from June 15 to Sept. 1.
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Alexandria Letter: Scapegoating Confederate Heritage
Letter to the Editor
At the Sept. 17 public hearing on the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Confederate Memorials and Street Names, I asked City Council to pass a resolution expressing Alexandrians’ shock and dismay at the murder of nine people in Charleston, S.C., in June 2015, conveying our sympathy for their loss, and sending our condolences.
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‘American Spies’ at NextStop Theatre in Herndon
Hub Theatre producing world premiere of ‘American Spies and Other Homegrown Fables.’
Fairfax’s Hub Theatre is introducing a new playwright to area audience, Sam Hamashima, who wrote “American Spies and Other Homegrown Fables.”
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Langley Boys' Lacrosse Continues to Receive Step-Up Seasons
Just like a year ago, less experienced Saxon players have made the adjustment to having more prominent roles.
Langley Boys' Lacrosse Continues to Receive Step-Up Seasons
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Langley Boys' Lacrosse Continues to Receive Step-Up Seasons
Just like a year ago, less experienced Saxon players have made the adjustment to having more prominent roles.
Langley Boys' Lacrosse Continues to Receive Step-Up Seasons
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Army Releases BRAC Report
Two wild cards include money for transportation, GSA warehouses
Army Releases BRAC Report
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BRAC's Impact Report Released
Two wild cards include money for transportation and GSA warehouses
BRAC's Impact Report Released
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Army Releases BRAC Report
Two wild cards include money for transportation, GSA warehouses
Army Releases BRAC Report
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‘An Unmitigated Disaster which Is Entirely Avoidable’ in Chantilly
Plan to build homes under flight path sparks outcry.
Yet another controversial residential project is being proposed for Chantilly’s Westfields area.
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New Opportunity for Seniors to Stay Active, Healthy and Social
Recently revamped program for seniors at the Potomac Community Center offers opportunities for staying engaged.
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Chef Blends Seasonal Ingredients With Mediterranean Cuisine
Chef Blends Seasonal Ingredients With Mediterranean Cuisine
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Boutiques Abound in Old Town
Shops offer everything from retro to trendy to modern.
Boutiques Abound in Old Town
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Helping Students Take Flight
Helping Students Take Flight