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Peaches, Peaches Everywhere -- All To Eat

Picnic tables under spreading trees — a summer day to remember.

Peaches, Peaches Everywhere -- All To Eat

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Peaches, Peaches Everywhere -- All To Eat

Picnic tables under spreading trees — a summer day to remember

Peaches, Peaches Everywhere -- All To Eat

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Kitten Tangles With Lawnmower

Despite being run over by an industrial lawnmower, Joe is now thriving and waiting to be adopted.

Kitten Tangles With Lawnmower

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Getting to Know The Stiefvaters

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Getting to Know The Stiefvaters

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State's First Lady and Healthy Families Team Up

State's First Lady and Healthy Families Team Up

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GSA, County Part Ways on Sheltering Homeless

GSA, County Part Ways on Sheltering Homeless

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Elementary Start to New Year

Fox Mill students can take Japanese immersion classes.

Elementary Start to New Year

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Gangs Growing in Schools

School Board considers how to intervene.

Gangs Growing in Schools

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'Macbeth' at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes

'Macbeth' at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes

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Songs of Love

Singers make Valentine's Day bright for chemotherapy patients Tuesday, Feb. 14.

Songs of Love

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On Utilitarianism — And Beauty

Old shopping center turns from ugly duckling to swan.

On Utilitarianism — And Beauty

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Making Impact One Person at at Time

Deloitte & Touche employees volunteer their time to help UCM.

Making Impact One Person at at Time

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Hamster Haven

People and Pets

If I left it up to my twin 9-year-old girls our house would be overrun with dogs, cats, chickens and any other varmint they happen to run across. I’m an animal person myself, so the nuts haven’t fallen far from the tree. Though we currently have two dogs and a cat, I decided 9 was an appropriate age for the girls to have a pet of their own.

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Virginia Gubernatorial Candidates Speak in Reston

Northern Virginia Technology Council hosts Ken Cuccinelli, Terry McAuliffe.

The Northern Virginia Technology Council hosted Virginia’s two gubernatorial candidates Thursday, June 20 at Microsoft’s Reston offices.

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Considering the Alternatives Along the Richmond Highway Corridor

Long-awaited transit study to determine the future of land-use along Route 1.

After years of waiting, the Richmond Highway corridor may finally be receiving the attention of state leaders.

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A Show That ‘Rocks’

Providence Players of Fairfax open 16th season with musical, “Little Shop of Horrors.”

With fresh faces, the Providence Players open the theater season with only the second musical the company has done in its 16 years. It is the brash, bright, delightfully dark musical comedy, "Little Shop of Horrors."

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Getting Up to Speed on Healthcare

Panel discussion addresses small business issues with Affordable Health Care Act.

The Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce hosted a panel discussion Friday, Nov. 16 at the Dulles Westin, to examine the effects of the Affordable Health Care Act on business owners.

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Appreciating the Neighborliness of Westover

Small-town living midst Arlington’s urban growth.

INT. PETE’S BARBER SHOP – DAY

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MidTown Project Still on Track

Project is moving forward, but is only one part of Springfield's likely redevelopment.

MidTown Project Still on Track

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State Delegate, 35th District, Republican Primary

Arthur Purves (R)

State Delegate, 35th District, Republican Primary