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Warm Weather Potholes Mar The Path

Mount Vernon Sophomore Takes to the Sea

Ocean classroom proves exciting and educational.

Mount Vernon Sophomore Takes to the Sea

Peterson Performs at The Kennedy Center

Building Classic Jewelry Wardrobe

Local style experts suggest investing in classic pieces.

From monogrammed pendants to leather wrap bracelets, a dizzying array of jewelry is on the market.

Carry on Erin Peterson’s Legacy

Annual Gospel Celebration of Life is Sunday, April 14.

Erin Peterson was a basketball star at Westfield High and was almost finished with her freshman year of college, on April 16, 2007, when she became one of 32 people killed in the Virginia Tech massacre. Just 18, she was sitting in her French class when her life ended.

Fairfax Rotary Club Honors Judge Jennings

The Rotary Club of Fairfax honored Judge Barnard Fulton Jennings at a recent membership meeting attended by over 100 of its members and special guests. One by one, attendees paid tribute to a man who has served the people of Fairfax, the State of Virginia, and the United States for over seven decades. Introduced by his long-time family friend and Rotary Club Past President Bruce Jennings, Judge Jennings (known as Barney) was treated to a trip down “memory lane.”

Volunters Who Level the Playing Field

Reston needs more volunteers like Dale Dunlop who helps students learn.

Volunters Who Level the Playing Field

Warm Weather Potholes Mar the Path

Alexandria: Church Members Offer Random Acts of Kindness

Yates Carwash and Detail Center patrons receive random acts of kindness.

North Henry Street’s Yates Carwash and Detail Center got a special visit from members of Alfred Street Baptist Church (ASBC), who arrived early Saturday morning to deliver an unexpected surprise to patrons and employees.

Great Falls Residents Get Update on Toxic Plume

Only one of the three requested pumps to be installed for now.

Residents got an update about the methyl tert-butyl ether [MTBE] plume below the Georgetown Pike and Walker Road intersection last week. Officials from Kleinfelder and the Department of Environmental Quality talked about the removal of the toxic plume so far, assuring residents that their well water will remain clean throughout the cleanup efforts during a Great Falls Citizens Association Town Hall meeting on Nov. 11.