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Council Will Address Flag Flying At Future Meeting
Council Will Address Flag Flying At Future Meeting
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Both Sides of Humility
To the Editor: Frank Wolf has been a decent congressman, but his column in last week's Connection shows how easy it is for politicians to (unintentionally?) speak with a forked tongue [It’s Going to Take Humility, Connection, Oct. 16-22, 2013]. At first he tells us, almost lectures us, about the value of humility. I agree, he's on target here. The swelled heads of congressmen leads to hardened opinions and an unmerited sense of self-importance on both sides of the aisle.
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Forestville Message: ‘Be a Buddy, Not a Bully’
Forestville Elementary students gathered together on Friday, April 12, for a pep rally to wind up a week of spirit activities designed to send the message, “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully.”
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Letter: ‘Green’ Tax
You have to laugh. You know how our liberal friends love to raise "revenue" for a variety of self-defined beneficent causes: Rail to Dulles, "transportation," school facilitators, "green" projects, and such. Plunging in to save the world, some folks purchased, at a price, hybrid vehicles. Now no sooner have these environmentally worthy folks been slapped with a small tax directly (with Democrat votes), they are rushing to the microphones at warp speed.
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Letter: No Need For Cars?
Michael Lee Pope’s “Parking the Guests”, although a mere news brief, puts in sharp relief the lies developers and their city hall allies peddle to the public under the “transit-oriented development” fad du jour.
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Letter: Experience and Results
To the Editor
State. Sen. George Barker isn’t a party politician. He brings sides together, and looks at each issue individually to see how it affects Virginians in our district and across the Commonwealth.
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Letter: Women Inspiring Women in Sports
To the Editor
After seeing the article, "Area Coaches to be Honored for Work Empowering Girls," I could not help but think how great it is to see women inspiring women in sports.
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BuddhaFest Returns to Arlington
Four Day Festival at the Artisphere
BuddhaFest, a film festival featuring spiritual talks, meditation and live music, returns to the Washington, D.C. area from Thursday, June 14 to Sunday, June 17.
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Pioneers’ Work Applauded and Remembered
Mount Vernon RECenter celebrates 25-year anniversary
Pioneers’ Work Applauded and Remembered
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Sparked by Angels
Women’s rights, voting activists hope HBO movie on women’s suffrage will lead to higher turnouts in November elections.
Sparked by Angels
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Ongoing Calendar
Ongoing Calendar
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Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
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Wolverines Dedicate 2009-10 Season to ‘Coach Moe’
West Potomac wins Patriot championship while honoring former assistant coach
Wolverines Dedicate 2009-10 Season to ‘Coach Moe’
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Wolverines Dedicate 2009-10 Season to ‘Coach Moe’
West Potomac wins Patriot championship while honoring former assistant coach
Wolverines Dedicate 2009-10 Season to ‘Coach Moe’
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Health Calendar
Health Calendar
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People Notes, March 19-25
People Notes, March 19-25
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People Notes, March 19-25
People Notes, March 19-25
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The Magic Carpet Cleaner
Leonardo Contardo shares his passion for fine rugs.
The Magic Carpet Cleaner
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Community
Community