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Knocking on ARHA's Door

Federal investigation of agency re-ignites.

Knocking on ARHA's Door

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Braddock Residents Eye Nominations

APR Task Force receives input on proposed changes to Comprehensive Plan.

Braddock Residents Eye Nominations

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This Week in Potomac 6-15-05

This Week in Potomac 6-15-05

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Capital Improvement Update

Town Council, Planning Commission hear mid-year review on town projects in various stages.

Capital Improvement Update

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A Show of a Different Color

Stone Bridge High School students prepare for their spring musical.

A Show of a Different Color

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Seniors Group Plans First Events

Ecumenical Council members join with group, seek county charter.

The Great Falls Citizens Association’s Seniors Group hosted their meeting with new membership Wednesday, May 2, as group mainstays were joined by representatives from local churches and Fairfax County. The group, which was founded last year and has been seeking input from local residents, started planning their first event and laid out plans for a year’s worth of events, starting this September.

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Mount Vernon Boys’ Soccer Beats TC in PK Shootout

Goalkeeper Belanger makes three saves during shootout.

The Mount Vernon boys' soccer team faces Woodson tonight in the Northern Region semifinals.

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Bill Kehoe: A Life of Service to City and Nation

Volunteering for fire department, Friendship Veterans Fire Engine Association and Rebuilding Together Alexandria.

Bill Kehoe has done two things in his career and done them very well. First he rose in the officer ranks in the U.S. Air Force with a specialty in personnel. After that, he became a volunteer, but a volunteer in fire fighting and house building. All in all, his life is a combination of service to the nation and the city.

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Bulova, Marsden Present Report from Richmond

Area legislators host town hall meeting to get feedback from constituents.

Less than a month after Virginia’s General Assembly convened on Jan. 11, the GOP’s effective control of both houses has paved the way for a slew of conservative social legislation, from broadening gun rights to curbing abortion and voting rights.

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Chess, Legos and Learning After School

Students at Terraset Elementary School stay after school for tutoring, clubs, and games.

Chess, Legos and Learning After School

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Frank Talk About Teen Drug Use

Seminar tries to engage parents and answer questions.

Frank Talk About Teen Drug Use

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Local Doctor Donates Time and Services

Best of Reston

Local Doctor Donates Time and Services

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'70s Teen Icon To Rock at Jaxx

'70s Teen Icon To Rock at Jaxx

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Sights, Sounds and Smells of Summer

Odor-control remedies debated along sewer line near C&O canal.

Sights, Sounds and Smells of Summer

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Lieutenant Governor, Republican Nomination

Bill Bolling (R)

Lieutenant Governor, Republican Nomination

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Teens Serve Community

Two Vienna teens are recognized for their community service leadership.

Teens Serve Community

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Fairfax: Residents Have Their Say to Consultants

Discuss Paul VI site’s history, connections, drainage and traffic.

The firm that will redevelop the current site of Paul VI High School continues to seek the opinions of the surrounding residents.

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Mount Vernon: About Scott Surovell

Liz Smith: “To me, he is involved with his neighbors, his community and is very easy with everybody. He’s not standoffish at all, talks with people on the things they’re interested in and answers their questions very directly when he’s talking with them.

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Alexandria: Bishop Ireton Girls’ Lax Throttled by Top-Ranked McDonogh

Cardinals suffer first loss, remain focused on championships.

The Bishop Ireton girls’ lacrosse team is still considered one of the best in the nation and the Cardinals’ goals remain intact. But on Saturday afternoon in Owings Mills, Md., the defending WCAC and VISAA state champions were reminded that they can still end up on the wrong end of a blowout.

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Arlington: Washington-Lee's Sophie Hatcher Wins Conference All-Around Title

McLean wins team championship, W-L places second.

Washington-Lee will compete for its fourth consecutive region championship on Feb. 11.