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Lights Are Out and Everyone’s Home

Lights go out — for five days for some Potomac households.

Lights Are Out and Everyone’s Home

September Is Suicide Prevention Month

Area agencies, organizations and citizens engage to raise awareness and prevent deaths.

Column: Some Thoughts on Transportation

Transportation funding is going to be a big issue this General Assembly session. The Governor has taken the step of agreeing we need more revenue and tax increases to pay for transportation; but the details of his initial proposal are cause for concern.

Faith Notes

Business, Jan. 28-Feb. 3

City Takes On Mosquitoes

Fairfax launches information campaign after Fairfax man diagnosed with possible case of West Nile virus.

City Takes On Mosquitoes

SOLA Members Are Having a Ball

Veteran Receives High-School Diploma

Senior Graduates from High School

Veteran Receives High-School Diploma

Scouts Receiving Eagle Scout Honors

Three Boy Scouts from Troop 869 of Trinity United Methodist Church in McLean will receive their Eagle Scout awards at a Court Honor to be held on Jan. 29 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church

‘Dreamgirls’

Nova Payton electrifies in Signature Theatre production.

Known for its magical staging of big Broadway productions, Signature Theatre has taken on Michael Bennett’s Tony Award winning “Dreamgirls” in a high-voltage production that leaves no doubt as to why Signature possesses a Tony of its own.

Civic Calendar

Gala Attracts Record Attendance, Raises $72,000

Proceeds to benefit seniors, veterans and wounded warriors.

McLean and Vinson Hall Retirement Community residents joined together to celebrate Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation’s 21st Annual Gala and Silent Auction on March 14.

Running From Estate to City

Runners pace themselves at GW Parkway Classic Ten Miler.

Obituary: Joan D’Orazio Potts

Appetite: 4 Restaurants to Visit for Christmas Dinner

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Letter: Diversity And Politics

Letter to the Editor

To the Editor: My father, an African American pastor of over 40 years, and local legend in Northern Jersey, reputed for many firsts including being the first African American State Chaplain for the New Jersey National Guard, but also the man who brought Bishop Fulton Sheen to address a meeting of the American Baptists Churches, used to often rephrase the words found in Romans, stating, “The good that I would, I don’t.”

Savoring the Small-Town Feel

Getting to Know … Peter Dykhuis

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County seeks to modify trails plan map to create connecting paths.