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Burke Library Takes Shape

November bond would fund two new libraries.

Burke Library Takes Shape

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Braddock Band Marches On

Lake Braddock Symphonic Band performs at the Midwest Clinic in December.

Braddock Band Marches On

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Juvenile Sentenced to 10 Years

Judge suspends eight years and six months, but issues strong warning.

Juvenile Sentenced to 10 Years

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Who Monitors Construction Sites?

A recent resident complaint has the Department of Public Works revisiting site enforcement.

Who Monitors Construction Sites?

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Construction Costs Threaten Future Building Projects

County Manager Carlee outlines his recommendations for the county's new six-year Capital Improvement Program.

Construction Costs Threaten Future Building Projects

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Latest Scoop for Summer

Local ice cream vendors are ready for the busy season.

Latest Scoop for Summer

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Ready for Relay for Life

Cancer-Research Advocates Prepare for Relay

Ready for Relay for Life

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Whitman Students Celebrated in Senate

Personal connections to atomic bomb led to award-winning research.

Whitman Students Celebrated in Senate

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Living the American Dream

Great Falls resident finds success in catering.

Living the American Dream

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Clifton, after the Flood

Repairs planned for bridge and lodge damaged in last year's flood.

Clifton, after the Flood

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Seneca Road Residents Want Fix

VDOT Route 7 widening project bashed at Great Falls Citizens Association meeting.

Seneca Road Residents Want Fix

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FOI Request Illuminates Early County Plans

Council prepares legislation to reduce Executive’s power; citizens prepare for $40 million lawsuit.

The County Council introduced emergency legislation Tuesday, March 13 that would require the Council to approve any sale or lease of County property before it becomes final.

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Taste the Challenge

1K wine walk promotes Crystal City shopping.

Long distance races require advanced preparation, determination and grit. 1K wine walks, on the other hand, require a willingness to step outside of boundaries and try new tastes.

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Tibetan Monks Share Their Culture

The Gaden monks of Tibet ended their tour of Northern Virginia Monday, April 9 at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington.

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Greenbriar Estates Wins Preliminary Approval

New development will bring up to 62 new homes, but will also dedicate 60 acres of rare land for a conservation park.

Greenbriar Estates Wins Preliminary Approval

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Oakton Principal to Retire

Oakton Principal to Retire

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An Inkling to Write

Oakton woman pens novel on courtship in C.S. Lewis' Oxford.

An Inkling to Write

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Burke Library Takes Shape

November bond would fund two new libraries.

Burke Library Takes Shape

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Braddock Band Marches On

Lake Braddock Symphonic Band performs at the Midwest Clinic in December.

Braddock Band Marches On

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This Week in Potomac

This Week in Potomac