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iPhone Fever Hits Area

Area residents wait up to 14 hours in line at the Tysons Corner store.

iPhone Fever Hits Area

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Fairmont Fuels Controversy

A new condo complex is adding to tension over new development

Fairmont Fuels Controversy

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Marine Corps Marathon

29th annual event criss-crosses Arlington streets

Marine Corps Marathon

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Sinacore Guilty

Jury deliberates for 90 minutes in Child Pornography case.

Sinacore Guilty

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Sinacore Guilty

Jury deliberates for 90 minutes in Child Pornography case.

Sinacore Guilty

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Sinacore Guilty

Jury deliberates for 90 minutes in Child Pornography case.

Sinacore Guilty

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Bolvin Banks on Experience

Bolvin Banks on Experience

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Rebels To Soar as Individuals

Fairfax High School graduates prepare for life after high school.

Rebels To Soar as Individuals

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iPhone Fever Hits Area

Area residents wait up to 14 hours in line at the Tysons Corner store.

iPhone Fever Hits Area

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Reston Relay for Life

The annual fundraiser will be held at South Lakes High School, starting at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 15.

Reston Relay for Life

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Big Vs. Small Town

Town Council mulls over vision for Maple Avenue.

Big Vs. Small Town

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Stargazers Explore Night Skies

Herndon students and parents find new opportunities to view the heavens at Observatory Park.

Stargazers Explore Night Skies

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Bear Tactics

Black bear sightings are a cause for caution, not panic, officials say.

Bear Tactics

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Police: Opened Up

First District Police display their wares for the public.

Police: Opened Up

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iPhone Fever Hits Area

Area residents wait up to 14 hours in line at the Tysons Corner store.

iPhone Fever Hits Area

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Whitman Baseball in Search of First Region Championship

Senior shortstop/pitcher Flack selected MSABC preseason all-state.

The Whitman baseball program has never won a region championship. With a talented roster and postseason success each of the last three seasons, the Vikings are looking to leave their mark in 2012.

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Letter: Benefits of Smaller Class Sizes

Letter to the Editor

We have a great school system in Fairfax County. Our test scores are high, our students are engaged in challenging educational curriculums, and our schools have received national recognition as being some of the best in the nation.

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‘We Are the World’ at Dranesville Elementary

International Night features world music, dance, food and exhibits.

For the 11th time, the halls were alive with the sound of music at Dranesville Elementary’s International Night Program on Friday, April 26, from 7 until after 9 p.m. The cafeteria was entertainment central. After Principal Kathy Manoatl got things started, the evening began with five first grade classes delighting the assembly with their individual performances of songs from Russia, Latin America, Germany, Indonesia and France.

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What’s in a Name?

Virginia legislators work with Korean American groups to push for “East Sea” in textbooks.

Virginia’s gubernatorial candidates Ken Cuccinelli (R) and Terry McAuliffe (D) may be light years apart on most issues, but on one issue they’ve reached a consensus.

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Herndon Community Center Holds Annual Arts and Crafts Show

Local artists and entrepreneurs arrive for Sunday show despite snow.

More than 50 local artists came to the Herndon Community Center located at 814 Ferndale Avenue for the 35th Annual Arts and Crafts Show. Kevin L. Mitchell, resident of Fredricksburg arrived with a display of handcrafted wire sculpture figures. "Over the years I discovered my artistic voice, and I started bringing my works to comic conventions this year," said Mitchell. He has a variety of designs in his catalog from sports figures to science fiction themed figures.