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Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna Chosen for Greater Washington Catalogue for Philanthropy

The Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna [SCOV] has announced its continued recognition as one of Greater Washington’s best community-based charities by the Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington. Being re-featured online by the Catalogue reflects the Shepherd’s Center’s status as an effective local charity dedicated to promoting and supporting purposeful independent living for mature adults.

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Setting Up the Stallion Stomp

South County girls lacrosse team hosts first outdoor tournament in program’s history.

Setting Up the Stallion Stomp

Marshall Football Wins Season Opener

Backup QB Stalcup fills in nicely for injured Sweet.

Marshall Football Wins Season Opener

Spiking Cancer, Raising Awareness

Started by Rick Dunetz of Burke, area volleyball teams embrace Dig Pink charity event.

Spiking Cancer, Raising Awareness

Faith

Restonians Decry Social Service Cuts

Residents split over raising taxes to pay for services.

Restonians Decry Social Service Cuts

Volunteer Finds Way to Give Back

Sterling resident leaves corporate America for volunteer work.

Volunteer Finds Way to Give Back

Residence Halls Of Horror

Marymount hosts trick-or-treaters from around Arlington, offering candy and scares.

Residence Halls Of Horror

Westfield's 'Fiddler' Wins Three Cappie Awards

Week in Great Falls

Citywide Hotspot?

Alexandria investigates the possibility of creating a citywide wireless network.

Citywide Hotspot?

Too Hot for RA?

Local resident thinks Reston Association should advise homeowners to use fire retardant wood shingles.

Too Hot for RA?

GBW Second-Graders Learn About Insects

First Year

For new School Board members: What Next?

First Year

Talented TC Williams Looking to Snap Playoff Drought

Titans return nine starters on defense, led by two UNC commits.

T.C. Williams opens the season at Oakton on Aug. 30.

Week in Fairfax

The Fairfax County School Board will hold a listening tour to help determine which schools are included in the scope of study of the upcoming Fairfax High/Lanier Middle School boundary study. The boundary study will address current and projected overcrowding in Fairfax High and Lanier Middle schools.

Margaret’s Gardens Needs Help to Survive

Longtime iris gardener, Margaret Wilson Thomas, would like to sell her gardens, but wants to be sure they are preserved for future generations.

Margaret’s Gardens Needs Help to Survive

Restonians Decry Social Service Cuts

Residents split over raising taxes to pay for services.

Restonians Decry Social Service Cuts

American Dream Come True

Santos Medrano, Umberto’s new owner, came to America alone at 12 from El Salvador.

American Dream Come True

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South County girls lacrosse team hosts first outdoor tournament in program’s history.

Backup QB Stalcup fills in nicely for injured Sweet.

Started by Rick Dunetz of Burke, area volleyball teams embrace Dig Pink charity event.

Residents split over raising taxes to pay for services.

Sterling resident leaves corporate America for volunteer work.

Marymount hosts trick-or-treaters from around Arlington, offering candy and scares.

Alexandria investigates the possibility of creating a citywide wireless network.

Local resident thinks Reston Association should advise homeowners to use fire retardant wood shingles.

For new School Board members: What Next?

Titans return nine starters on defense, led by two UNC commits.

Longtime iris gardener, Margaret Wilson Thomas, would like to sell her gardens, but wants to be sure they are preserved for future generations.

Residents split over raising taxes to pay for services.

Santos Medrano, Umberto’s new owner, came to America alone at 12 from El Salvador.