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A Firefighter's Life and Times

Deputy Chief James Gower announces retirement.

A Firefighter's Life and Times

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Arlington Neighborhood Outlook: Areas Undergoing ‘Reinvention and Transition’

Despite the colorful banners and lively street life, Crystal City’s a shell of its former economic powerhouse. While Arlington overall faces a high office vacancy of 20 percent, at 28.7 percent, Crystal City is hit the worst.

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2008 Spring Training: South County Girls Lacrosse

2008 Spring Training: South County Girls Lacrosse

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Park View's Very Modern 'Pippin'

Cappies Review

Park View's Very Modern 'Pippin'

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Funding Woes Keep Impromptu Memorials Alive

Funding Woes Keep Impromptu Memorials Alive

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Funding Woes Keep Impromptu Memorials Alive

Funding Woes Keep Impromptu Memorials Alive

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Behind the Scenes at Madison Drama

Behind the Scenes at Madison Drama

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A Calendar To Keep

Original art on display at Gallery Lafayette.

A Calendar To Keep

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A Calendar To Keep

Original art on display at Gallery Lafayette.

A Calendar To Keep

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Protecting Children

Child Safety Night warns parents about sex offenders.

Protecting Children

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Column: A New Session for New State Senator

With the 2012 General Assembly underway, this is my first report as from Richmond as your new senator for the 30th Senate District.

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Fourth Annual Running to Remember Josh

Josh Anderson Foundation remembers teen, aims to prevent teenage suicide.

On March 18, 2009, the world lost Joshua Lee Anderson—a beloved son, brother and friend—to suicide. He was 17 years old. The Josh Anderson Foundation (JAF) was formed for two purposes: to keep Josh's memory alive and to collect funds for the education and prevention of teenage suicide. JAF's goal is to promote youth mental health awareness by bringing innovative, creative and effective programs directly into high schools. By the end of the 2012-2013 school year, JAF will have funded programs in eleven schools and impacted over 17,000 students.

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Norovirus Outbreak Spreads to Schools, Community

February is peak season for virus outbreaks.

Repeated bouts of diarrhea, severe nausea and acute onset are symptoms of the calici family of viruses. Commonly referred to as the stomach flu, the norovirus is particularly active in February and has already contributed to outbreaks throughout the Arlington County Public School system.

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Funding Woes Keep Impromptu Memorials Alive

Funding Woes Keep Impromptu Memorials Alive

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Column: Time To Prep for Winter

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As the days get shorter, our Rebuilding Together Alexandria volunteers are scurrying around the city to get ready for winter.

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Column: Supporting Herring’s Actions on Immigration

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The following elected officials and immigration advocates expressed support this week for Attorney General Mark Herring's decision to support targeted immigration reform that "will increase state tax revenue, enhance public safety, and help avoid tragic situations in which parents are deported away from their U.S. citizen children."

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Great Falls Library Creates Lifelong Readers

Children, parents take Summer Reading Challenge.

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Wishes Come True Year Around

Wish List Project in Great Falls continues to grow.

Wishes for the holiday

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“Flourishing After 55” in Arlington

Office of 55+ Programs

Office of 55+ Programs