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Working At...Already Read Used Books
Working At...Already Read Used Books
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Former City Police Chief Dies
Family, friends recall Loyd Smith's humility, as well as his love of music and golf.
Former City Police Chief Dies
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Burglaries and Destruction of Property at Two Black Churches
Not hate crimes but a cry for help.
Four crimes within days at two Black churches and a tripped alarm at a third Black church, all located on Fordson Road in Alexandria's Gum Spring Community, looked ominous.
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'Let us Go to New School, Too'
'Let us Go to New School, Too'
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Arlington Calendar for June 27, 2012
Upcoming Events.
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Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
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Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
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Service Academy Appointees Confident of Cause
Applications dip, but pool remains strong, academies say.
Service Academy Appointees Confident of Cause
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Animal Shelter Named after Michael Frey
Lifelong advocate for humane treatment.
If a dog is man’s best friend, then certainly Michael Frey is one of the best friends of dogs, cats and other animals.
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Living Life in ‘The Dream Land’
Jorge Adeler shares his story of the American Dream coming true.
The American Dream has been shared for generations—some call it an idea; others call it a reality. Many people come leaving behind former lives in search for better ones, not only for themselves but also for their children.
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Too Close to Call
Yorktown and W-L girls’ soccer teams go to penalty kicks in district final.
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Too Close to Call
Yorktown and W-L girls’ soccer teams go to penalty kicks in district final.
Too Close to Call
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Art in the Real World
Fairfax Academy brings graduates back for Alumni Career Day.
Art in the Real World
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Great Falls: Langley Boys’ Lacrosse Coach Brewer Retires After 21 Seasons
Brewer totaled 288 wins, 4 state titles with Saxons.
Long-time Langley boys' lacrosse coach Earl Brewer retires after 21 seasons with the Saxons.
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New Analysis of Accotink Creek Underway
Department of Environmental Quality resumes project after EPA lawsuit.
When Meghan Walker paddles a canoe upstream from Lake Accotink looking for garbage, not much surprises her anymore. “The sky’s the limit for odd trash,” she said. “A big find last time was a wheel and tire -- still attached. That’s impressive.”