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Connecting to Their Community
Langley High School Community Service Club celebrates first year.
The Langley High School Community Service Club celebrated their first year of existence Friday, June 8 at The Old Brogue. Club members volunteered at 11 different events for a total of more than 300 hours around the area during the year, from helping pack meals for the homeless to spending time with the residents of Vinson Hall, a nursing home.
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Stretching from Great Falls to La Jolla
Delivering yoga class close to home on Great Falls Green.
Victoria Weseley’s mother lives in La Jolla, California.
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‘Celebration of Trees’ Campaign Starts September 1
Local environmental organizations want you to know how important it is to plant and preserve native plants.
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School Notes
School Notes
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People Notes
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Contract Awarded for GW Renovations
School Board looks at ways to lower costs
Contract Awarded for GW Renovations
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MYS Proposal Shows Two New Fields and a Parking Lot
MYS Proposal Shows Two New Fields and a Parking Lot
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Camps and Schools
Camps and Schools
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A Proffer They Can’t Refuse?
RA would like to persuade developers to help fund the Nature House.
A Proffer They Can’t Refuse?
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People Notes
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West to Face Delgaudio
Democrat Jeanne West announces run for party's nomination in Sterling district.
West to Face Delgaudio
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Cindy’s Legacy to Host 2nd Annual Golf Clinic
Nonprofit supports families and patients affected by cancer.
Cindy’s Legacy, a nonprofit dedicated to providing services for families affected by cancer, will host its second annual golf clinic at the Herndon Centennial Golf Course Friday, Aug. 9.
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Support Energy Efficiency Building Codes
improvement in energy efficiency can have a major impact on our daily lives. The benefits of energy efficiency are sometimes hard to see, but they are easy to measure.
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Community News
Community News
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Letter to the Editor: Abject Neglect
To the Editor: I've lived in the Route 1 corridor for 33 years. It is in desperate need of revitalization and has been neglected by the Board of Supervisors for decades while they favored development in the western areas of Fairfax County.
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Letter: Correcting Error on Mental Health Services
Fairfax County serving more people now.
A Feb. 11 editorial by Mary Kimm, referencing reporting by Michael Pope, makes an incorrect assertion that our services to people with mental illness in Fairfax County have been “dramatically cut back.”


