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PGA Tour Returns to TPC at Avenel

Neighborhood prepares for return of Booz Allen Classic.

PGA Tour Returns to TPC at Avenel

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Father’s Ante Pays Off

Reston resident finishes seventh in poker’s top competition.

Father’s Ante Pays Off

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Corner Bistro Sparks Night Life

Hidden tapas and wine bar emerging as local hotspot

Corner Bistro Sparks Night Life

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Former Chantilly Man Killed in Afghanistan

Former Chantilly Man Killed in Afghanistan

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Grass-Roots Politics in Action

College Republicans and Democrats are getting involved in political campaigns.

Grass-Roots Politics in Action

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Pennies From Heaven

Forestville Elementary students raise $12k for Katrina victims.

Pennies From Heaven

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Toddler Ejected from Car Seat

Child received injuries in four-car crash.

Toddler Ejected from Car Seat

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Faith Partnership Serves Seniors

Shepherd's Center to offer volunteer opportunities, assistance.

Faith Partnership Serves Seniors

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Mount Olive Baptist Revises Church Plans

Mount Olive Baptist Revises Church Plans

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'Gunston Hall' Christened

Marine Operations capabilities increase.

'Gunston Hall' Christened

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Corner Bistro Sparks Night Life

Hidden tapasand wine bar emerging as local hotspot.

Corner Bistro Sparks Night Life

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Grass-Roots Politics in Action

College Republicans and Democrats are getting involved in political campaigns.

Grass-Roots Politics in Action

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Pennies From Heaven

Forestville Elementary students raise $12k for Katrina victims.

Pennies From Heaven

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Home for the Holidays

Sterling Resident Keeps Holiday Spirit Alive

Home for the Holidays

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Black Experience in McLean

Pleasant Grove Church celebrates Black History Month with guest speaker Carlton Funn, Sr.

Black Experience in McLean

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Oakton Out-touches Chantilly in Concorde Swim Meet

Win and Loss for Flint Hill Swimming

Oakton High School's varsity swim and dive teams took to the water against Chantilly High School on Friday night, Jan. 6 at Oak Marr Recreation Center. Oakton's boys and girls fought to the finish, and held tight to their undefeated record this season. The boys won 160-155, and the girls won 177-135.

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Top 100: Michelle Pearson, Gymnastics, Edison 2000

The powerful gymnast earned six individual state titles in two years.

Strength is the word that comes out of people's mouths when asked about Michelle Pearson. According to the Virginia High School League record book, the 2000 Edison graduate is the most decorated female individual high school gymnast in the Northern Region's history with six titles.

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Week in Fairfax

Fire officials say a blaze last week at a local credit union was caused by a worker using an open flame while repairing a leak in the roof. The incident occurred Thursday, July 11, around 3:05 p.m., at the Fairfax County Federal Credit Union, 4201 Members Way in Fairfax Center.

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Letter to the Editor: Complete Easy Solutions

What in the world are our elected representatives doing talking about another $1M study to figure out what to do about Route 1 traffic between the Beltway and Fort Belvoir? During the past 20 years, Senator Puller has sponsored at least two $1M studies about what to do to improve the traffice on Route 1. So far more than $4 million has been spent on studies. There are immediate, much less costly solutions that this money could be used for.

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Puppets for Puppies

LTA musical to benefit local animal charities.

With an abundant use of profanity and episodes of "full puppet nudity," the Tony Award-winning musical “Avenue Q” is not the usual fare from The Little Theatre of Alexandria. But when the storied theater company debuts the Sesame Street-style show July 27, each performance will serve as a fundraiser for several local animal charities.