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Arlington: Business Panel Judges Young Entrepreneurs

Student entrepreneurs took the stage on March 31 in the Reinsch Library Auditorium at Marymount University to present their business plans before a panel of local business leaders and a public audience.

Week in McLean

Five questions with Alexandria Aces catcher Eric Bainer

Superintendent Makes Debut

Jack Dale bids summer graduates hello and to his new position

Superintendent Makes Debut

AP Tests Help Westfield Rank Best in Nation

Student Dashes to China

Fairfax resident to compete in Special Olympics.

Student Dashes to China

Republican Women of Clifton to Discuss Prevention of Voter Fraud

The Republican Women of Clifton (RWC) will feature Crystal Wright, editor of www.conservativeblackchick.com, who will address “How Can the GOP Move Forward and Become a Winning Party Again?” and Hans Von Spakovsky, a senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, who will talk about “Preserving Democracy—Election Reform and the Dangers of Voter Fraud” at its April meeting.

Mount Vernon Letter: A ‘Free-for-All’ of Guns

Letter to the Editor

Once more, H. Jay Spiegel [Letter, “Wrong Side of the Issues,” Feb. 25] has made it clear that he doesn’t agree with state Sen. Scott Surovell, notwithstanding the voters of his district repeatedly re-electing him as delegate and electing him as senator.

Letter: Disappointing Coverage

Letter to the Editor

To the Editor: I was disappointed that your July 2 cartoon pictured Miss Dixie, gazing at the Confederate flag, disrespectfully with her hoop skirt billowing up to show her undergarments. This was an unnecessary attack on a lady; she could have been portrayed in a more dignified posture. Or was this an attempt to put humor into the drawing? Of the adolescent variety if that. How does this drawing prove modern cultural superiority to that of the 19th century South?

Getting Involved

Youth empowerment symposium highlights area non-profits.

On Wednesday, June 27, Arlington residents are invited to join the Empowering Arlington Youth symposium, a panel discussion of youth-centered, non-profit organizations.

Getting to Know Winter Veggies at the Great Falls Farmers Market

The Great Falls Farmers Market has a campaign going to celebrate the winter harvest with a “Veggie Pack” and accompanying recipe – offered at a substantial discount to encourage local families to get to know the local winter crop offerings.

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Fort Belvoir's vision for long term growth includes up to three million square feet of new office space.

Chamber of Commerce and Skill Source organize job fair for those displaced by the hurricane.

Chamber of Commerce and Skill Source organize job fair for those displaced by the hurrricane.

Jack Dale bids summer graduates hello and to his new position

Fairfax resident to compete in Special Olympics.

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Youth empowerment symposium highlights area non-profits.