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A map for new fields in Greenbrier Park

New Sports Field for Greenbrier Park

A map for new fields in Greenbrier Park

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Golden Days of Autumn

Golden retriever rescue group walks in annual fund raiser.

Golden Days of Autumn

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$4.8 Million for Facility

The Arlington Assisted Living Residence will provide services to senior citizens who are disabled.

$4.8 Million for Facility

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City Gains 17 Firefighters

Ceremony marks recruits' graduation.

City Gains 17 Firefighters

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Elizabeth Stone Gallery Opens with Fund-raiser

Partial proceeds of reception benefit Inova hospitals.

Elizabeth Stone Gallery Opens with Fund-raiser

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Student Overflow Traffic Brings Trash

Student Overflow Traffic Brings Trash

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Shining Some Light on Sign

GMU, state and local officials to conduct private meeting about sign at Braddock, Sideburn roads.

Shining Some Light on Sign

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AHC Celebrates 30 Years

Developer builds affordable housing in Arlington.

AHC Celebrates 30 Years

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Elizabeth Stone Gallery Opens with Fundraiser

Partial proceeds of reception benefit Inova hospitals.

Elizabeth Stone Gallery Opens with Fundraiser

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12 Students Receive Diplomas From Quander School

Admiral Barry C. Black is guest speaker.

12 Students Receive Diplomas From Quander School

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Low Clearance, No Tolerance

2004 collision with parkway bridge inspires call to keep bus drivers off the phone.

Low Clearance, No Tolerance

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CAN 5K: 7 Years, 7 Figures

Record 820 runners finish Cure Autism Now 5K; annual Fourth of July race in Potomac Village has raised more than $1 million for autism research.

CAN 5K: 7 Years, 7 Figures

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Shining a Spotlight On Chantilly High

Shining a Spotlight On Chantilly High

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No Fat Lady Booked for Concert Series

Music festival fights to carry on after AOL withdraws sponsorship.

No Fat Lady Booked for Concert Series

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No Fat Lady Booked for Concert Series

Music festival fights to carry on after AOL withdraws sponsorship.

No Fat Lady Booked for Concert Series

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Park Pleads Guilty In Centreville Murder

Killed his ex-girlfriend’s sister.

Slated for a jury trial in connection with a triple stabbing and murder inside a Centreville apartment, Man Ha Park, 54, instead pleaded guilty to crimes that could place him behind bars for the rest of his life.

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Top 100 Val Brown, Lee, Basketball, 1999

The scoring machine from R.E. Lee barely missed out on becoming the first freshman to lead the nation in scoring in NCAA Division I play.

The coaches who remember the high school basketball player with an unusual name say he was impossible to mark. Living up to his name, SirValiant Brown broke down all kinds of defenses.

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Week in Fairfax

Helping Keep Children Safe

City of Fairfax police, in conjunction with the Optimist Club of Fairfax, will be offering Safe Assured identification kits for children on Saturday, July 20, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at police headquarters at 3730 Old Lee Highway.

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Collecting for Those in Need

GMU student coordinates care campaign for domestic abuse shelter residents.

Joy Tharrington, a senior psychology major at George Mason University (GMU) and starting forward on their women’s basketball team, has been coordinating an effort with her teammates and members of the track and field teams to collect small, but comfort-providing items for the women and children being protected at Artemis House, the county’s only crisis domestic violence shelter, run by Shelter House, Inc.