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An Instrumental Program at Oakcrest School

McLean independent girls’ school enjoys its musical reputation.

When music teacher Anne Miller came to Oakcrest School 11 years ago, there was no formal music program.

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Shoppers Already Hunting for the Right Gifts


Stopping by some shops in Shirlington.

It is that time of year again — time to start making holiday shopping lists and time to hit the stores to find the perfect gift for family members and friends.

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Business Matters

The city’s latest round of business and professional license taxes, which were due in March, reveal a city on the rebound.

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Vandalism, Break-Ins Hit Neighborhood

Homes, businesses affected.

Vandalism, Break-Ins Hit Neighborhood

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Campaign Signs Vandalized in 43rd District

Vandals target delegates’ signs along Franconia Road.

Campaign Signs Vandalized in 43rd District

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Delegates Return With Positive Outlook

Delegates Return With Positive Outlook

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Boston Pops performs for Baby Boomers

The Boston Pops will perform classical renditions of pop songs from the 1950s through today at Wolf Trap next week.

Boston Pops performs for Baby Boomers

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Sinacore Guilty

Jury deliberates for 90 minutes in Child Pornography case.

Sinacore Guilty

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Reston Chorale Tunes Up for Holidays

Annual concert marks unofficial opening of holiday season in Reston.

Reston Chorale Tunes Up for Holidays

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Alexandria: Opposition to Old Colony Inn Proposal Turns Personal

Has it gone too far?

After nearly a full year of back and forth through boards, commissions, and community engagement, the Old Colony Inn is one step away from redevelopment. Hot on the developer’s heels, however, were local neighbors objecting to the zone transition allowances by staff.

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Mount Vernon: Taking Ownership of Their Health and Fitness

Nine women buy Curves franchise.

Curves, an international health and fitness franchise, has been in Alexandria for more than a decade.

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Weekend in Vienna, McLean, Great Falls

Fun things to do in your neighborhood.

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Herndon: Kyle Mathers, 19, Dale Neibaur, 19, Holly Novak, 18

Grief counseling is available at Herndon High School.

Herndon High School alums Kyle Mathers, 19, Holly Novak, 18, and Dale Neibaur, 19, had no chance of surviving.

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T.C. Williams Boys' Soccer Falls in Conference Semis

Benzina scores lone goal in 2-1 loss to Woodson.

The T.C. Williams boys’ soccer team was the aggressor early in Tuesday’s Conference 7 tournament semifinal match against Woodson, but had nothing to show for it at halftime.

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Letter: Mixed Legacy

Bill Euille is a nice person, and he has often spoken kindly of my mother, former City Councilwoman Lois Walker, especially on issues of transportation.

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Alexandria: Never a Slow Day in the ER

People At Work

It is 11:10 a.m. and the emergency room is full with light blue curtains drawn across the patient rooms lining the long hallway.

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Thanksgiving Tablescapes

Ideas for giving thanks in style.

Whether one’s taste in table settings is subtle or over-the-top, it is possible to give thanks in style. From centerpieces to table runners, local designers say the right combination of accessories can create a Thanksgiving table that guests will remember long after the holiday.

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Dramatic Drive Keeps Langley Playoff Hopes Alive

QB Anderson leads Saxons on game-winning march against Madison.

The Langley football team came from behind to beat Madison, 21-20.

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Herndon Field Hockey Unfazed by First Loss

Hornets to face Chantilly in regular-season finale.

Herndon enters tonight's game against Chantilly with a 14-1 record.

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Sophomore Rizzo, Senior Pitchers To Lead Oakton Baseball Team

Cougars won Concorde District, reached states in 2013.

The Oakton baseball team reached the state semifinals in 2013.