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Student Perseveres

David Dupuis applied himself during his senior year and it paid off.

Student Perseveres

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Student Perseveres

David Dupuis applied himself during his senior year and it paid off.

Student Perseveres

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Chamber Nets Crowd

Chamber Recognizes Leadership, Service

Chamber Nets Crowd

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A Legacy of Leadership Serving Seniors

35th anniversary celebrated contributions of past leaders.

A Legacy of Leadership Serving Seniors

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Students Arrive in Arlington from New Orleans

Twelve displaced children from devastated areas enroll in local schools.

Students Arrive in Arlington from New Orleans

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A Good Deed Gone Bad

New, old council face off about placement of plaque honoring former mayor.

A Good Deed Gone Bad

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Town Receives Bids for New Labor Site

Herndon has received two bids from potential operators looking to limit site access to legal U.S. residents.

Town Receives Bids for New Labor Site

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For His Children

Killed T.C. Williams graduate, 21, joined the Army to give his family financial stability.

For His Children

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Soldier Sows Seeds of Better Education

Burke man co-founds organization to help children in Afghanistan receive tools for a better education.

Soldier Sows Seeds of Better Education

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A Good Deed Gone Bad

New, old council face off about placement of plaque honoring former mayor.

A Good Deed Gone Bad

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A Good Deed Gone Bad

New, old council face off about placement of plaque honoring former mayor.

A Good Deed Gone Bad

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Soldier Sows Seeds of Better Education

Burke man co-founds organization to help children in Afghanistan receive tools for a better education.

Soldier Sows Seeds of Better Education

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Reston Association Board Undecided Over Cap

Voters Will Decide in November

Reston Association Board Undecided Over Cap

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Community Notes

Community Notes

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Week in Great Falls

Weekly happenings in Great Falls

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Vienna Athlete ‘Slides’ Towards 2018 Winter Olympics

Veronica Day competes in skeleton, nationally and internationally.

While watching the 2010 winter Olympics bobsled and skeleton runs staged in Canada, James Madison High School graduate Veronica Day joked to her college roommate they they, too, should learn to bobsled.

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Simply Unaffordable: An Uncertain Future for Affordable Housing in Arlington

New Master Plan lays out uncertain future for Affordable Housing in Arlington.

A new Affordable Housing Master Plan released in March laid out Arlington County’s dire Affordable Housing needs. Hoping for approval before the plan is brought to the County Board in July, the Affordable Housing Study Working Group presented its findings to the Transportation Commission on April 2. The Master Plan was approved unanimously.

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Gartlan Center to Open March 27

CSB integrates primary and behavioral health care at Gartlan Center.

According to a 2006 study, people with a serious mental illness, on average, die 25 years earlier than the rest of the population. The study, conducted by the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, found that about 60 percent of these deaths were due to conditions like cardiovascular and pulmonary disease.

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H.U.M.A.N.S the Musical Makes its Debut

Eighth graders at Robinson Secondary perform musical by Johnathan Newport and Colton Carroll.

Robinson Eighth Graders Produce Musical

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Alexandria Schools Face Growing Costs

Growing enrollment, student and staff costs drive superintendent’s budget.

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