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Wildcats Off to Fast Start
Zouaimia’s second place finish signals start of a strong season for Wildcats.
Wildcats Off to Fast Start
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Wildcats Off to Fast Start
Zouaimia’s second place finish signals start of a strong season for Wildcats.
Wildcats Off to Fast Start
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Wildcats Off to Fast Start
Zouaimia’s second place finish signals start of a strong season for Wildcats.
Wildcats Off to Fast Start
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Local Author To Discuss Writing
Potomac Library to host book talk with Susan Keselenko Coll.
Looking for a way to beat the summer heat? On Aug. 8 at 7 p.m., the Potomac Library will be hosting a book talk with local author Susan Keselenko Coll where she will discuss her novels "Beachweek", "Rockville Pike", "karlmarx.com", "Acceptance" and her forthcoming novel "The Stager" which will be released next summer. "Acceptance" was made into a Lifetime movie.
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Opinion: In the 8th: ‘Why I Am Running for Congress’
In the 8th: ‘Why I Am Running for Congress’
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Seniors Return to School
New program offers an opportunity for academic achievement and social connections.
New program offers an opportunity for academic achievement and social connections.
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Explaining the Unexplainable
Fund for UFO Research wants answers to lingering questions.
Explaining the Unexplainable
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Alexandria Bulletin Board: Oct. 5, 2012
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Letter: What’s Next?
The first public meeting to kickoff “What’s Next Alexandria”, the city’s ambitious campaign to drive more citizens to a web-based engagement process and to help restore trust between the city and its residents was probably a wash.
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Plastic Recycling Earns Bench for Neighborhood
Elise Forrester rises to the NexTrex Challenge.
Elise Forrester rises to the NexTrex Challenge.
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A Triple Treat
Madison High production of ‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.’
What’s the easiest way to climb to the top of the business ladder? Go to see "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" and you can learn all of the tricks of the trade from J. Pierrepont Finch.
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Letter: Climate Scientists Warnings Go Unheeded in Congress
To the Editor
In this vituperative political age of partisanship, it is no wonder that 86 percent of voters disapprove of Congress, a body in which the national good seems to be trumped by political ideology, grandstanding, name-calling, pandering, and distortion of the truth—all of which gets in the way of common-sense governance.
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