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Celebrating Eid Al-Fitr
Area Muslims commemorate the end of Ramadan with a region-wide gathering at the DC Armory.
Celebrating Eid Al-Fitr
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Singing, Dancing and Silent Auction
Certainly, 2006 Westfield High grad Reema Samaha is known as one of the people who lost their lives in the Virginia Tech tragedy. But she was much more — a daughter, sister, friend and a talented dancer with a dazzling smile.
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Marijuana Decriminalized July 1 in Virginia
Will decriminalization of marijuana stop inequitable treatment for communities of color?
Who is more likely to be charged, asked Braddock Supervisor James Walkinshaw. An executive of a defense contractor smoking marijuana on his deck overlooking woods in Clifton or Great Falls, or the Black teen or young adult walking down Route One in Mount Vernon, or on a street in the Annandale or Culmore sections of Fairfax County?
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Fairfax County’s FY 2022 Budget Plan
Focuses resources in targeted areas
“What a difference a year makes” said Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill.
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Planners, Schools, Innovation on the Rise in Herndon
Land and money needed to build an elementary and high school to serve upcoming residential communities rising near Innovation Station.
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Food Handllng Fails Inspections
All but two Reston school cafeterias cited for "critical" health code violations.
Food Handllng Fails Inspections
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School Notes
School Notes
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Euille's 'Hybrid Task Force' Under Way
Yesterday and tomorrow clash over park's future uses.
Euille's 'Hybrid Task Force' Under Way
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Looking Back on 2005
Field controversies, generous land donations and fund-raising efforts make up the bulk of news in McLean and Great Falls.
Looking Back on 2005
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Looking Back on 2005
Field controversies, generous land donations and fund-raising efforts make up the bulk of news in McLean and Great Falls.
Looking Back on 2005
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Community
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Editorial: Help Children in Need Go Back to School Prepared
Many opportunities to contribute; tax-free back-to-school shopping is Aug. 5-7 across Virginia.
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Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
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MCA Honors Outstanding Service, Citizens
Strauss named Citizen of the Year
MCA Honors Outstanding Service, Citizens
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Dangling Liberty
Lawmakers to consider putting pretextual stops in the rearview mirror.
Do you have a parking pass dangling from your rearview mirror? What about rosary beads or a graduation tassel? Police officers can use that as a pretext to pull you over and ask to search your car.
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Dropping Out of the Electoral College
Lawmakers to consider joining National Popular Vote Compact
Virginia may be on the verge of dropping out of the Electoral College, joining a National Popular Vote Compact in an effort to ditch a presidential election system critics say is outdated and undemocratic.
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Appeal Challenges GOP Convention Decision
Appeal Challenges GOP Convention Decision