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McLean, Langley High Boundaries to Change
Next public hearing on Jan. 28, School Board vote on Feb. 4
The Fairfax County School Board held a hybrid regular meeting on Jan. 21.
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Wolverines Win Sloppy Game in Mathewson’s Return
t Potomac upsets Lee in cold, wet conditions.
Wolverines Win Sloppy Game in Mathewson’s Return
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Wolverines Win Sloppy Game in Mathewson’s Return
t Potomac upsets Lee in cold, wet conditions.
Wolverines Win Sloppy Game in Mathewson’s Return
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Wolverines Win Sloppy Game in Mathewson’s Return
t Potomac upsets Lee in cold, wet conditions.
Wolverines Win Sloppy Game in Mathewson’s Return
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What to Keep? To Cut?
School Board deliberates budget cuts from the Fiscal Year 2005 proposed operating budget.
What to Keep? To Cut?
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Save The Brains! Keep DOD
Town Hall Meeting addresses Defense Department pull-out
Save The Brains! Keep DOD
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Meet Best Friends of Fairfax
Canine companions bring happiness into owners’ lives.
Close friends and neighbors, Judy Schnoeblen and Laura Gunson of Fairfax, only become closer through their dogs, Hunter and Archie, who are also very close companions.
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Helping Students Succeed in His Own Community in Chantilly
Local resident Scott Poole happy to be Chantilly High’s principal.
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Health Notes
Health Notes
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Community
Community
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Dance Attracts All Ages
Dance Attracts All Ages
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New Look for The Pike
Development approved under new zoning code will bring shops and residents.
New Look for The Pike
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Arlington: Completing the Street
Public feedback potentially left on the roadside.
How’s your sidewalk? If you live near a road where there’s no sidewalk on either side of the street, or the sidewalk is incomplete, your street might be be receiving a makeover courtesy of Arlington County. The new Neighborhood Complete Streets Program, approved by the County Board at its Jan. 28 meeting, could have a radical impact on the lives of some Arlingtonians.
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Whitman’s Hatch Pursuing College Basketball Dream
Q&A: Rising junior feels ‘infinitely better’ than during freshman year
Marie Hatch led the Whitman girls' basketball team in scoring as a sophomore last season.
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Editorial: Thanksgiving Help for Those in Need
Roll up those sleeves and help.
This week is the week to jump in to help the many organizations that will help needy families through the holidays. Here are a few ideas of how to help, but the opportunities are limitless. More than 236,000 people living in the area do not have access to enough food to sustain an active, healthy life for all members of their households, according to Catholic Charities. That is to say, more than a quarter of a million people, including many children, go hungry on a regular basis.
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Preparing for the Worst
MCA holds ‘Emergency Preparedness’ panel
McLean residents learned how to prepare themselves for future catastrophes at McLean Citizens Association’s first fall event. MCA held an Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Recovery panel with several county emergency officials on Sept. 17, teaching residents how to be proactive in an emergency.
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Flowers, Herbs, Vegetables and More
Vienna plans to create a community learning garden.
Someday, spring will come again. And when it does, the Town of Vienna will be busy creating a new garden for its residents. Previously, the town and School Board established a 30x100-foot garden, just for school use, at Vienna Elementary. Now, the Town Council has given a thumbs-up for a new garden to be built on the same site.
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Citizens Academy Graduates First Class
Twenty residents attend academy examining Fairfax City police methods.
Citizens Academy Graduates First Class
