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Fairfax History Day Debuts April 28
The day of living history includes music, dance, history talks, blacksmithing, cow-milking — plus hayrides and 19th century games.
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Potomac Brief: How to Help Victims of Apartment Fire
The county has compiled a list of ways for the public to help the victims of the Aug. 10 fire/explosion at the Flower Branch Apartments in Silver Spring.
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West Potomac Boys’ Lax Advances to Region Semifinals
Wolverines thump Annandale to advance in regionals.
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Walk to End Alzheimer’s Held in Reston
Families and friends take the first step to a world without Alzheimer's.
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Arlington’s Signature Theatre Presents ‘Assassins’
Nine presidential assassins inspire each other to pull the trigger in this musical.
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Pickleball Event Garners Competition and Further Discussion
Additional courts is a topic for virtual meeting.
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Ongoing Calendar
Ongoing Calendar
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Potomac Bulletin Board May 1
Information on events taking place in Potomac.
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Social Skills Summer Camp. Children in grades 1 through 6 can attend camp and learn friendly behaviors, working as a team, anger management and more. Held by the Jewish Social Service Agency and the McLean School of Maryland. All potential campers will be interviewed to make sure the camp is appropriate for their needs. Visit www.summeredge.org/ for more.
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A Homeless Mother Finds a Home in Arlington
“Your past is not your future.”
Nellie Jane Downing welcomes her guest into a neat, light filled apartment in South Arlington. Behind her on the wall is a photograph of New York City’s George Washington Bridge. “That bridge,” she said, “is my story. Walking from one side to the other, making that journey. And those lights on the bridge are the people who inspired me to get across.”
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Growth, Traffic Define County Executive Race
Three Democrats offer their ideas on development, transportation and affordable housing.
Growth, Traffic Define County Executive Race
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Hokies Stand Together
A crowd of 1,000 gathers at St. Francis Episcopal Church for candlelight vigil in honor of those killed at Virginia Tech.
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Hokies Stand Together
A crowd of 1,000 gathers at St. Francis Episcopal Church for candlelight vigil in honor of those killed at Virginia Tech.
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First-hand Lesson on Holocaust in Fairfax
Expressions of the Holocaust: GMU group gathers survivors to share memories.
“On the seventy-seventh anniversary of when supposedly civilized nations lost their collective minds, we are here to learn the lesson – first hand - of what can happen when people just stand by and do nothing.”
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Tysons Ten Years Into Comprehensive Plan
Supervisors discuss what’s on track and challenges.
On Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020, the McLean Citizens Association hosted a forum on Tysons – Ten Years After the New Comprehensive Plan.