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New Station on Falls Road

New Station on Falls Road

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School Notes

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School Notes

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Vote to Name New Cultural Center

Vote to Name New Cultural Center

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Murphy's Attorneys Seek High Court Ruling

Murphy's Attorneys Seek High Court Ruling

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Around Town

Around Town

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5.5 Acres Preserved at Popes Head Creek

5.5 Acres Preserved at Popes Head Creek

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Business Notes

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College

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School Notes

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A Day in the Life of a Tech

A Day in the Life of a Tech

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Tibet Supporters March for Recognition

Members of the International Tibet Independence Movement march from Charlottesville to Washington, D.C. to lobby for the Dalai Lama.

Tibet Supporters March for Recognition

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Return of the Florist

After six years in Herndon, Lake Anne Florist is back at Washington Plaza.

Return of the Florist

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City Capital Projects Proceed

City Council discusses referendum to create funds to renovate Lanier Middle and Fairfax High schools.

City Capital Projects Proceed

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Future Uncertain

Questions on the future of the Landmark area were left unanswered after public meeting.

Future Uncertain

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Potomac Man Charged with Murder

Potomac Man Charged with Murder

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Boy Scout Receives Eagle Scout Medal

Boy Scout Troop 673, a charter organization of the Great Falls United Methodist Men, has been developing exemplary young men for sixty years. Michael George Melendez, son of George and Theresa Melendez of Great Falls, is known within the scouting community simply as "Fuz."

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Brief: School Board OKs Boundary Changes

Move relieves overcrowding at Lanier and Fairfax.

The Fairfax County School Board voted last Thursday night, May 9, to approve adjustments to school attendance areas in an effort to alleviate overcrowding at Fairfax High and Lanier Middle School.

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For First Time in Recent Memory, No Competition Open Commonwealth's Attorney Seat

No Democrat challenges Bryan Porter in primary; no Republican steps forward for general.

Back in 1979, the competition to become Alexandria's next commonwealth's attorney was fierce.