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Fairfax County Recognizes Elite Eight
Crime Solvers Board of Directors honors patrol officers at annual luncheon.
Fairfax County Recognizes Elite Eight
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Making Lemons Into Lemonade
Holy Child students raise money for the Red Cross.
Making Lemons Into Lemonade
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Deconstruction and Rebirth
Rosemont homeowner deconstructs his home; plans to replace it with an energy-efficient model.
Deconstruction and Rebirth
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Of Death and Taxes
Property taxes, retirement costs and life insurance figure heavily in proposed town budget.
Of Death and Taxes
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Colonel Gets Better View
Air Force colonel, partner attend State of the Union from First Lady’s box.
Air Force Col. Ginger Wallace of McLean has watched the State of the Union Address for years. While she doesn’t always watch it all, she says there is one part that always gets her interest at the annual speech.
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Jimmy’s Tavern in Herndon to Expand
On June 14, Jimmy’s Tavern in downtown Herndon had the lease renewed for 10 more years during the intermission at the Herndon Friday Night Live event.
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Column: LEAF Interns Appreciate Billy Goat Trail
This past summer, interns with The Nature Conservancy’s LEAF (Leaders for Environmental Action in the Future) program hiked the strenuous Billy Goat Trail on Bear Island the C&O Canal National Historical Park.
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Bank Approved For Centreville Site
BB&T is coming to Sully Station Shopping Center.
It’s official — at long last, something is being built on the vacant pad site at the right end of the Sully Station Shopping Center. That something will be a BB&T Bank, which got a thumbs-up, last Tuesday, Jan. 29, from the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors.
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Langley Boys’ Lax Looking for Fifth Straight State Title
Defense figures to be Saxons’ strength in 2013.
The Langley boys' lacrosse team opens its season on Friday against Dominion.
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Fairfax Republicans Come Together for Election
What started as a night of hope for the Fairfax County Republican Committee ended on something of a sour note, as Republican presidential, senate and congressional candidates were not able to oust incumbents.
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School Consolidation Shelved
Elementary schools to remain in renovation queue.
School Consolidation Shelved
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Deconstruction and Rebirth
Rosemont homeowner deconstructs his home; plans to replace it with an energy-efficient model.
Deconstruction and Rebirth
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Home Invasion in Potomac
Invasion is the third in five months, Asian families seem to be targeted.
Home Invasion in Potomac
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Elementary Student Writing Second Book
Elementary Student Writing Second Book
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Boat Building Creates Bonds
Boat Building Creates Bonds
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Mentor Program Seeks to End Bullying
New program at South Lakes High School will partner upperclassmen mentors with freshmen.
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Protecting One’s Eyes
Medical experts offer safety suggestions during Eye Injury Prevention Month.
Nancy Mahon was cleaning the bathroom of her Herndon home last spring when she noticed that something was going wrong. "My eyes started burning intensely," she said. "They were red and felt like they were on fire." The source of her eye irritation was a chemical that she was using to clean her bathroom. She sought medical care and now uses mild, non-toxic cleaners.
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Rosslyn Unveils Marine Corps Marathon Drive
Local “groundpounder” readies for 40th MCM.
It is known as “The People’s Marathon” and 40 years ago, Arlington resident Al Richmond was one of 2,655 people lining up to participate in the first Marine Corps Marathon.