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This Week in Potomac 2-8-06
This Week in Potomac 2-8-06
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Anti-War Rally Descends on Arlington
Demonstrators are set to march on the Pentagon despite an ongoing dispute with state authorities.
Anti-War Rally Descends on Arlington
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Sharing Expertise on Child Development
Kristen Paral of Vienna helps parents master techniques that foster the growth of well-adjusted, confident children.
While feathering your nest may turn your house into a home, occasionally, de-feathering and shifting direction may transform your happy nest into a happy and serene haven for your family.
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Bulletin Board
Email announcements to almanac@connectionnewspapers.com. Deadline is Thursday at noon. Tuesday/April 23 Open House. 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Har Shalom. Tour the building, visit classrooms and meet the staff. 11510 Falls Road. Call 301-299-7087.
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Council Notebook
Council Notebook
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Bryan Wayne Writes Country Hit
Former Vienna resident takes on Nashville music scene.
Bryan Wayne Writes Country Hit
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‘Escorting Mustang and Thunderbolt Fighters’
Story of World War II bomber pilot, Ralph L. Minker, told through family letters in new book.
‘Escorting Mustang and Thunderbolt Fighters’
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Centreville: Music, Laughter and a Flying Car
Alliance Theatre presents “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.”
When eccentric inventor Caractacus Potts rescues an old race car from a junk heap, he decides to restore it with his children’s help. Little does he know then that it has the magical ability to fly and float. And once word gets out, an evil baron tries to get the car for himself.
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Ongoing Legacy in Alexandria
Sixty years after leading Parker-Grey Men’s Basketball to state championship, Walter Griffin voted into ACPS Athletic Hall of Fame
Walter Griffin was an all star.
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Teens Learn About Future Possibilities
Next Level 4 Teens organizes career day for local students.
Teens Learn About Future Possibilities
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Potomac Calendar March 4-10
Potomac Calendar March 4-10
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Calendar March 4-10
Calendar March 4-10
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Ready for Opening
Ready for Opening
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Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
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Opposition to Animal Services Changes
Some say proposal not sufficiently studied; no one in the audience at 2 town hall meetings spoke in favor of the proposal.
Animals
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A Populist's View of Governing
Gerry Hyland continues his commitment as he seeks another term.
A Populist's View of Governing
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State Highways with Confederate Names Officially Renamed
State decision snagged a month ago.
Street names
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Faith Notes
Faith Notes