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City Council Debates Tax Rates

Council sets an advertised rate of the real estate tax and discusses tax increases.

City Council Debates Tax Rates

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Destination Northern Virginia?

Business and political leaders hope new Air and Space Museum will revive tourism industry, local economy.

Destination Northern Virginia?

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School Board Spells Out Budget for County

Supervisors: School Cuts Unavoidable

School Board Spells Out Budget for County

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School Board Spells Out Budget for County

Supervisors: School Cuts Unavoidable

School Board Spells Out Budget for County

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School Board Spells Out Budget for County

Supervisors: School Cuts Unavoidable

School Board Spells Out Budget for County

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School Board Spells Out Budget for County

Supervisors: School Cuts Unavoidable

School Board Spells Out Budget for County

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School Board Spells Out Budget for County

Supervisors: School Cuts Unavoidable

School Board Spells Out Budget for County

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School Board Spells Out Budget for County

Supervisors: School Cuts Unavoidable

School Board Spells Out Budget for County

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New Drama Teacher Makes Changes at BRHS

New Drama Teacher Makes Changes at BRHS

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Council Ponders Eliminating Car Tax

Mayor, Council prepare legislative packet for the 2006 General Assembly session.

Council Ponders Eliminating Car Tax

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Clubs & Organizations

Clubs & Organizations

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South County Presents ‘Rock ’n’ Roll’

English teacher leads an all-senior cast and crew in Tom Stoppard play.

The South County High School senior thespians are rocking out ... to British playwright Sir Tom Stoppard. For the second year in a row, South County English teacher Dan Deiter is directing a cast and crew comprising exclusively fourth-year drama students.

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Area Schools Closing in Face of Weather Threat

Threat of flooding, high winds from Hurricane Sandy prompts decision.

Better safe than sorry. Based on that philosophy, Fairfax County Public Schools announced early Sunday afternoon that all FCPS schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday because of the continuing threat of flooding and hurricane-force winds from Hurricane Sandy, a “rare hybrid storm” expected to make landfall on Monday.

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Another Big Season Scheduled for Mount Vernon Orchestra

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Another Big Season Scheduled for Mount Vernon Orchestra

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Destination Northern Virginia?

Business and political leaders hope new Air and Space Museum will revive tourism industry, local economy.

Destination Northern Virginia?

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Homeward Bound

Springfield congregation gathers near fire-damaged church with hopes of rebuilding.

Homeward Bound

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Great Falls: Citizens Fall Primer

Key events coming up in next month.

Key events coming up in next month.

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Chantilly Volleyball Holds Off Langley in Five Sets

Chargers’ Molina totals 19 kills, Recto has 14.

The Chantilly volleyball team beat Langley on Monday.

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Madison Volleyball Developing Leadership

Warhawks winning while senior captains grow into new roles.

Several familiar faces remain from last season’s Madison volleyball team that finished state runner-up, falling in a heartbreaking five-set match against First Colonial.

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LTA Presents “Boeing, Boeing”

Comical farce stars a philandering architect engaged to three stewardesses.

The Little Theatre of Alexandria is presenting the non-stop comedy, “Boeing, Boeing,” now through May 24. Set in a 1965 Paris apartment on the same day, the classic farce written by French playwright Marc Camoletti is centered on Bernard, a swinging architect engaged to three flight attendants all at once. Bernard’s life goes haywire when his friend Robert comes to visit and a newer, speedier Boeing jet messes up all of his careful planning. Inevitably, all three stewardesses come to visit at the same time, but the ending’s not what you’d expect.