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Turkey Trot Race Honors Ken Moore

Two Major Condo Projects Delayed

Postponements show additional weakening of Arlington condo market.

Two Major Condo Projects Delayed

Students Greet Teacher in Iraq

Hollin Meadows children view teacher Jim Wise through a video link-up to Iraq.

Students Greet Teacher in Iraq

It would seem that underpinning today’s education philosophy is the concept embraced by the Declaration of Independence that all men are created equal. From this it has been assumed to flow that since all children are equal, one size should fit all. And this being a high tech world, all children should be required to be proficient in math and science. And finally, since to get a decent job requires a college education, all preliminary years should be pointed to admission to college.

Wasteful Spending: Alexandria Faces Difficult Decision on Raw Sewage

Cleaning out of Hunting Creek could cost $100 million to $300 million.

Every year, Alexandria dumps 10 million gallons of raw sewage into Hunting Creek.

Chantilly’s Gabe Luebbe Receives National Honor

Senior named to Army All-American Marching Band.

Not only is Gabe Luebbe a talented and accomplished musician, but he’s now been named a member of the U.S. Army All-American Marching Band.

‘A Few of My Favorite Things’

‘The Sound of Music’ presented by Centreville Presbyterian Church.

The hills may not be alive with “The Sound of Music,” but Centreville Presbyterian Church will be when its community theater presents this classic, Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.

Bruins off to Super Fast Start in Baseball

Rutherford's Lake Braddock team preparing for season's second half.

The wins have just kept on coming over the first half of the season for the Lake Braddock Secondary baseball team, which is competing locally in Northern Virginia over this week's spring break week.

Week in Vienna

Town Hall Meeting Packs Town Hall

Davis explains policies, plans to his constituents.

Town Hall Meeting Packs Town Hall

Russians Tour Reston

Looking to strengthen democracy in Russia, group of Russian women leaders tour Reston.

Russians Tour Reston

Fairfax Station-based Marian Homes begins work on group home Fairfax for people with disabilities

2016: Another year, another demolition and another home being renovated to meet the needs of five individuals with disabilities. On an overcast Friday, Jan. 15, Knights of Columbus volunteers assisting the Fairfax Station-based nonprofit organization Marian Homes stripped carpet and hammered and knocked down walls in a single-family home on Wilson Street in Fairfax City.

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Rosemont teen charged in stabbing of police officers.

Council plans to adopt budget on May 2, but property owners are concerned about tax bills.

Postponements show additional weakening of Arlington condo market.

John Medaris and family work at new realty company.

Hollin Meadows children view teacher Jim Wise through a video link-up to Iraq.

School Board discusses South County boundaries at work session.

School Board discusses South County boundaries at work session.

School Board discusses South County boundaries at work session.

John Medaris and family work at new realty company.

John Medaris and family work at new realty company.

Common sense dictates the directions we should be taking.

Cleaning out of Hunting Creek could cost $100 million to $300 million.

Senior named to Army All-American Marching Band.

‘The Sound of Music’ presented by Centreville Presbyterian Church.

Rutherford's Lake Braddock team preparing for season's second half.

Davis explains policies, plans to his constituents.

Looking to strengthen democracy in Russia, group of Russian women leaders tour Reston.