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Gifts Under the Skin, Not the Tree

Donors needed for organ transplants.

Gifts Under the Skin, Not the Tree

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Monday/Aug. 27 Blood Drive. Virginia Tire & Auto, the Fairfax-based full-service provider of automotive maintenance, repair and tire services, is partnering with Inova Blood Donor Services as it hosts a blood drive from noon-6 pm at the Ashburn/Dulles (44285 Ice Rink Plaza) and Centreville (14611 Lee Hwy) facilities. Customers who donate blood will receive a voucher for a free oil change at any of its 11 locations (or $30 off any service). Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins will are welcome at the two Virginia Tire & Auto facilities. To schedule an appointment visit inova.org/donateblood, click donate blood 2x, and enter sponsor code 8000 for Ashburn/ Dulles or enter sponsor code 7929 for Centreville or call 1-866-BLOODSAVES.

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Rejecting Injustice

Living Legends

Jimmie Rex McClellan can knowledgeably discuss minnow fishing on the Brazos River, lemurs in Madagascar, and the Ku Klux Klan in Texas. He’s an author, an educator, and a recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Texas, the highest honor given by the University to any graduate, a seven-term member of Alexandria’s Human Rights Commission, and a world-class kayaker. McClellan is a smart, dedicated “Energizer Bunny,” who just keeps going and going and .…

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'Master of the House'

Churchill grad, professor, Jonathan Holloway becomes college chief at Yale.

'Master of the House'

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Hollywood Comes to Fairfax

How to use Hollywood-style portrait techniques to photograph adoptable animals.

Animals at the Fairfax County Animal Shelter were given the celebrity treatment on Feb. 23 when a team from the non-profit Shelter Art Foundation taught shelter staff and volunteers how to use Hollywood-style portrait techniques to photograph their adoptable animals.

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Arlington Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Pandemic Priorities

Foresight helps keep pandemic at bay in local detention centers.

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Spring Hill Hosts Parental Presentation

Michelle Kriebel gives strategies on dealing with peer pressure.

Parents from Spring Hill and Churchill Road Elementary School got a few lessons in parenting Tuesday, Feb. 21, at Spring Hill Elementary School. Educator and presenter Michelle Kriebel spoke to more than 40 parents about strategies parents can take to set boundaries for their young children and deal with external factors such as peer pressure.

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Vienna: Marshall Baseball Coach Tarr Pleased with Pitching Performances

Statesmen competitive against perennial powers Madison, PVI.

The Marshall baseball team received a pair of promising early-season pitching performances.

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Editorial: Fundamental Freedom To Choose To Marry

Virginia is historically slow in extending rights.

In 1967, Virginia was one of 16 states that banned interracial marriage and had criminal penalties for violators. Mildred Jeter, an African-American woman, and Richard Loving a white man, married in 1958, were convicted and banished from living in Virginia for 25 years to avoid serving a one-year prison sentence. On June 12, 1967, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Loving v. Virginia, overturned the convictions of Mildred and Richard Loving, declaring the ban on interracial marriage unconstitutional.

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Three McLean Boy Scouts Earn Top Award

Langley High seniors earn Eagle Scout rank.

Years of hard work paid off for three McLean Boy Scouts who were awarded their Eagle Scout rank last weekend.

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Pile-On Pepco

Residents, politicians question utility’s response during outages.

Pile-On Pepco

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The Old Girl Never Looked Better

Colvin Run Dance and Community Hall in Great Falls marks 85th anniversary.

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Board Discusses Overcrowding

Elementary schools to be tackled first.

Leadership Arlington hosted a discussion on overcrowding in Arlington public schools among county officials in the WETA building on Tuesday, Jan. 15, as part of its Speaker Series.

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Successful Baseball Season Comes to an End for Centreville

In well played region quarterfinals playoff affair, Madison bests Wildcats, 4-2.

Successful Baseball Season Comes to an End for Centreville

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Successful Baseball Season Comes to an End for Centreville

In well played region quarterfinals playoff affair, Madison bests Wildcats, 4-2.

Successful Baseball Season Comes to an End for Centreville

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Judge: County Complies Reasonably

More legal proceedings loom in Brickyard farm-to-soccer controversy.

Circuit Court Judge Ronald B. Rubin put the county on a specific timetable earlier this summer to execute a freedom of information request.

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‘You Have to Choose to Succeed’ in Fair Oaks

FACETS honors students’ academic achievements.

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Sully Station Swim Team Holds Car Wash for Reema and Erin

Sully Station Swim Team Holds Car Wash for Reema and Erin