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Expanded Tysons Set for September

Ferozi's Charges Are Sent to Grand Jury

Expanded Tysons Set for September

Riding and Hiking for a Community Cause

Spring Community Fair helps restore four-mile Travilah Loop of local hiking and equestrian trails.

Riding and Hiking for a Community Cause

Potowmack Principal to Start New School

Lundegard Named Community Champion

Recognized for efforts with community groups at annual awards ceremony.

Great Falls resident Bob Lundegard was awarded Community Champion for the Dranesville District during the 20th annual Volunteer Fairfax Service Awards Friday, April 27.

Four Years Prison for Fairfax Station Man

He planned to have sex with a minor.

A 67-year-old Fairfax Station man was sentenced last week to more than four years in federal prison. The punishment followed George Ronald Marion’s conviction for crossing state lines to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor, plus possession of child pornography.

Five-Year-Old Boy Missing, Involuntarily Disappeared

Detectives are asking for the public’s assistance in locating 5-year-old Cameron Serafin. He is believed to be in the company of his mother Rebecca Serafin and was supposed to have been returned to his father on Sunday, April 7. Detectives have reason to be concerned about Cameron’s welfare.

Viewpoints: What Inspires Your Work?

The Reston Arts Show 2013 brings new artists and fresh perspectives from across America.

Artists share what inspires them in their work.

Letter: Haig’s Statement Was Distorted

Letter to the Editor:

In the June 6-12 Gazette Packet, Katy Cannady challenged Councilmember Justin Wilson for "jokingly addressing Vice Mayor Alison Silverberg as 'Alexander Haig' while she was presiding at a Council meeting" during the Mayor's brief absence.

Pizza and Sweets for Vienna

Local shop openings feature family favorites.

Foodies, rejoice … several new food-focused shops have opened recently in Vienna and, already, they are attracting a following.

Parking Structure, Mixed Use Development Project Abandoned

Due to the withdrawal of Suffolk Construction Company, Inc., the project’s general contractor, the Town of Vienna and Arrington Properties, LLC have mutually agreed to terminate the project.

Vienna’s Karin’s Florist Named Best in America

Vienna’s Karin’s Florist has been named the Best Florist in America by the hit daytime show “Steve Harvey” as part of its first annual Neighborhood Awards. Airing on Friday, Nov. 29, the “Steve Harvey” Neighborhood Awards recognize the unsung individuals and businesses who exemplify excellence in their communities. Categories this year include: Best Daycare Provider, Best Principal, Best Bus Driver, Best Police Officer, Best Deli, Best Bakery, Best Pizzeria, Best Florist, Best Steakhouse and Best Coffee Shop. Viewer votes determined both the nominees and the final winners. “Steve Harvey” is a nationally syndicated daytime show - check local listings for time and channel.

Planners Release Book Featuring Historic Sites

The 10th- anniversary edition of the award-winning “Places from the Past: The Tradition of Gardez Bien in Montgomery County, Maryland,” a book that inventories the county’s historic sites, is now available online.

Oakton Resident to Run for School Board

Phillip Niedzielski-Eichner becomes candidate for seat currently held by Providence District School Board member Ernestine Heastie.

Oakton Resident to Run for School Board

Fairfax County Schools to Close March 1 for Super Tuesday

Concerns about parking and traffic, as well as new guidance from the Virginia Department of Education caused the Fairfax County School Board to reconsider closing schools for the March 1 Presidential primaries.

Inova Provides ‘Link to Pink’

To celebrate the growing awareness around breast cancer, Inova Breast Care Institute is hosting several events throughout October.

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