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City to Re-Open Pedestrian Plaza
City Council votes to extend the ‘pedestrian plaza’ for eight more weekends this fall.
City to Re-Open Pedestrian Plaza
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A Toast to Better Communication
Burke group practices speech-giving, provides support and encouragement.
A Toast to Better Communication
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Of Harry, Hogwarts and Hermione
Barnes & Noble holds party for release of new Harry Potter book.
Of Harry, Hogwarts and Hermione
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Two-Party Primary
Voters will have to choose a Democratic ballot or a Republican ballot.
Two-Party Primary
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A Helpful Serve
Local tennis pro hosts invitational tournament to benefit special needs children.
A Helpful Serve
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Two's Company
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A Helpful Serve
Local tennis pro hosts invitational tournament to benefit special needs children.
A Helpful Serve
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Reinvigorating the Arlington Way
Mary Hynes elected chairwoman of County Board.
One day, about 30 years ago, Mary Hynes became concerned when she learned that one of the school system’s programs was about to be cancelled.
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Column: Legislation Starts To Move Forward
The General Assembly completed its first full week of work this week.
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Is Richmond Highway Improving?
New survey says attitudes are improving, but critics say change is too slow.
Is Richmond Highway improving? A new survey of 900 consumers shows that the vast majority of respondents thinks so, and by a two-to-one margin. Others say progress along the Route 1 corridor lags far behind other parts of Northern Virginia.
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Meet Herndon’s ‘Best Friends’
People and Pets
Mia Bollerer, 7, has a fluffy white guinea pig named Anderson, whose name, she says, “starts with an ‘A’ because he is so awesome!” She got Anderson on the day of the presidential election last year and remembers that she spent her first night with Anderson sitting on the couch with her family while watching the news.
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City of Fairfax Main Street Band Welcomes WWII Vets
Honor Flight Tours help veterans around the country visit memorials.
Jenny Ebert was born in Belgium in 1930, and experienced the German army invading her homeland as a teenager.
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Lighting the Night at Reston Town Center
Annual walk funds blood cancer research, family support.
“Ava B” will turn 5 years old early next year, and spent more than half of her young life dealing with leukemia. She was diagnosed with pre-B acute lymphoblastic leukemia in December 2011 at age 2. Since then, she has undergone more than 20 months of chemotherapy, and seen her family and friends rally around her.
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Roshan Named Teacher of the Future
Bullis math teacher receives national recognition.
Roshan was selected by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) as one of their “Teachers of the Future” for her innovative “flipped classroom” methodology.