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Potomac: Where Newcomers Become Neighbors

Newcomers to Potomac hoping to learn about the area and make new friends have no further to look than the Potomac Area Neighbors Club, a long-standing women’s organization, a group that truly has something for everyone.

If a Tree Falls on the Road …

Although drivers and trees avoid each other, a fall could be fatal.

Roadside trees

Healthy Job Market, International Travel Difficulties Impact Local Pools

Memorial Day pool openings changed; swimming plans come up dry in some spots.

lifeguard shortage

Bulletin Board March 18-25

Faces of Human Trafficking

"Humans for Sale" exhibit looks at victims of human trafficking in South East Asia.

Faces of Human Trafficking

Mount Vernon Bulletin Oct. 24-31

Stuck in the Middle

Healthcare reform could leave Virginia with a widening Medicaid gap.

Losing the Battle With Deer

Weekly Entertainment (Vienna/McLean/Great Falls)

Jan. 25-Jan. 31

Weekly entertainment in the Vienna/McLean/Great Falls area.

Murder Case Mistrial after Jurors Deadlock

Case involves post-wedding stabbing at Cabell’s Mill.

Murder Case Mistrial after Jurors Deadlock

Ongoing Events

Parents 'Dismayed' at School Board

Bells Mill takes the stage at Board of Education hearing on elementary school overcrowding.

Parents 'Dismayed' at School Board

‘Freedom Doesn’t Come without Sacrifice, Courage’

America’s veterans honored on Armistice Day.

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Holiday Shopping — Without the Hassle

Retailers Hoping for Positive Results

Holiday Shopping — Without the Hassle

Two Historic Measures Mark Assembly Session

Q&A with Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn (D-41).

Transportation funding was one of the big stories to come out of Richmond during the 45-day “short session,” but it wasn’t the only one. Unlike Congressional gridlock, where lobbyists, special-interest groups and political aspirations converge to slow down legislation, the pace in Virginia’s capitol is fast and furious. Legislation gets passed in the blink of an eye. It’s a pace Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn, the second-term Democrat representing nearly 90,000 residents in Burke, Fairfax and West Springfield, knows well.

School House Rocks Commission Meeting

The fates of the Oakton School House and the Payne General Store appear to be sealed after last Wednesday's meeting of the Fairfax County History Commission.