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101: Having Fun at Any Age

Community offers plenty of activities for any age.

101: Having Fun at Any Age

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101: Having Fun at Any Age

Community offers plenty of activities for any age.

101: Having Fun at Any Age

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101: Having Fun at Any Age

Community offers plenty of activities for any age.

101: Having Fun at Any Age

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This Week In Potomac

2.61 Mile Bike Path Improvements The county will soon begin construction of an eight-foot wide, 2.61-mile bike path along MacArthur Boulevard between I-495 and Oberlin Avenue. The county’s Department of Transportation estimates that the project will be completed in one year.

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Fairfax County: Torres Pleads Guilty to Involuntary Manslaughter of John Geer

Former Police officer faced murder charges for 2013 shooting

It was over before it began. Neither prosecution nor defense gave opening statements in former Fairfax County Police Officer Adam Torres’ trial for the August 2013 murder of Springfield resident John Geer. Instead on Monday, April 18, Torres pleaded guilty to felony involuntary manslaughter for the August 2013 incident.

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Arlington Aiming To Rebound

Arlington looks for new industries, double-downs on contracting.

With an average of 20 percent office vacancy across the county, it’s clear that the exodus of federal government jobs has impacted Arlington. Local neighborhoods have struggled with their own losses and have, in turn, found a diverse range of solutions to try and rebound.

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Small Town, Big Ideas

Meet Laurie DiRocco, Vienna’s current and future Mayor.

In January, when Vienna Town Council member Laurie DiRocco announced she would run for mayor, she had no idea that she would be the only candidate on the ballot, or that she would hold the title a month before the actual May 6 election. But with the Feb. 23 death of Mayor Jane Seeman, who announced her retirement last year after being diagnosed with cancer, the six-member town council appointed DiRocco, the only registered candidate for the position, to serve out Mayor Seeman’s uncompleted term. “It's been a very bittersweet time for me,” said DiRocco, 47, during an interview in her home, four days after being sworn-in as mayor on April 8. “I thought of Mayor Seeman as both a role model and a mentor. She gave so much to the community… I admired her service to the community and the fact that she really was a humble person.”

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‘Only Developers Will Win’

Protesters converge on City Hall ahead of controversial vote.

zoning protest

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Residents Defend Keeping Burke Name

Little interest expressed in ‘Fenton Project.’

Burke name under assault

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Calendar July 25-Aug. 1

Calendar July 25-Aug. 1

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Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

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Your Past Does Not Define Your Future

One month, one family at a time

Housing

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It’s All Oakton at Oatlands Invitational

Cougar boys take first, girls garner third; Herndon boys carry fifth in `B’ race.

It’s All Oakton at Oatlands Invitational

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Staybridge Fills Niche for In-Laws in McLean

Staybridge Fills Niche for In-Laws in McLean

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Mountain View's DeBragga Receives Leadership Award

Mountain View's DeBragga Receives Leadership Award

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This Week in Potomac Aug. 23, 2006

This Week in Potomac Aug. 23, 2006

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Banner of Love

Vienna banner brings comfort to local soldier in Iraq.

Banner of Love