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Spartans' Well-Grounded Performance
West Springfield tops Woodson, 72-47, to advance to the Northern Region Division 6 semifinals.
Spartans' Well-Grounded Performance
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Carnaval Of The Dances
A folkloric dance troupe brings a taste of Mexican culture to Arlington.
Carnaval Of The Dances
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Real Estate Bubble Won't Burst in 2003
Realtors also express concern about affordable housing.
Real Estate Bubble Won't Burst in 2003
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Obituary: James Frazier Fort
Obituary: James Frazier Fort
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Obituary: James Frazier Fort
Obituary: James Frazier Fort
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Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board
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Hyland Honored By The Seniors Coalition
Hyland Honored By The Seniors Coalition
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Robinson Retires from County Post
Robinson Retires from County Post
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Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
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No Automobiles Allowed
No Automobiles Allowed
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Herndon Softball Impressive Over Season's First Half
Young Hornets team set to host defending region champs Westfield this Friday night.
The Herndon High girls' softball team, under the direction of head coach Jourdan Coombs, has played with a freshness and vibrancy which has resulted in numerous wins this spring season. Despite having an overall inexperienced and young varsity roster made up mostly of freshmen and sophomores, the Hornets have proven to be a handful for their opponents to handle on way to winning seven of their first 11 games thus far, going into this week's action.
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Enforcing Distracted Driving Rules
‘Orange Cones, No Phones’ campaign recognizes law enforcement.
Local officials gathered at the Westpark Drive ramp over the Beltway Wednesday, April 25 to recognize police officers for their efforts combating distracted driving and to share some facts collected by their recent survey. The "Orange Cones, No Phones" initiative is a joint effort between Transurban-Fluor (the company building the 495 Express lanes) and AAA Mid-Atlantic.
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Alexandria to Exceed Debt Limits
Officials say city is in no danger of losing credit rating.
Alexandria is on the verge of exceeding its own debt limit, and the city’s budget-advisory committee is warning that any additional borrowing could jeopardize the city’s credit rating.
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Woodrow Wilson Bridge Contracts to Quadruple
Woodrow Wilson Bridge Contracts to Quadruple
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Editorial: Homelessness on Its Way Out in Fairfax
Homelessness should be rare, brief and non-recurring; 776 fewer homeless individuals in 2016 than in 2008.
Homelessness is down in Fairfax County in every major category, a fact confirmed on Jan. 28, 2016, the annual Point in Time Count.
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Obituary: Frances Dowdle Abbott "Smokie" Lyon
Frances Dowdle Abbott "Smokie" Lyon, 91, of Mt. Pleasant, S.C., died on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2015.
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County Honors Its Heroes
Chamber of Commerce hosts annual Valor Awards.
The 36th annual Valor Awards, honoring public safety heroes, was presented by the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon at the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner on Monday, March 31.
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Opinion: Commentary: Our Work Continues
This year has the potential to bring about profound, long-overdue change.
Like millions of Americans across the country, Congress has had to adapt to the new reality we find ourselves in.
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Alexandria Bulletin Board: Oct. 17, 2012
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