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Connecting Arts, People

Fairfax resident interns at Kennedy Center.

Connecting Arts, People

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Overcrowding Strategy Continues To Evolve

Expansion of overcrowding investigative staff and harsher penalties appear likely in future.

Overcrowding Strategy Continues To Evolve

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Seniors Recall Historic Act

More than 200 gather for a town hall meeting on Social Security.

Seniors Recall Historic Act

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Potomac Couple Heads Up Relief Efforts

IRD mobilizes to help the immediate needs and long-term recovery of the people hit by the tsunami.

Potomac Couple Heads Up Relief Efforts

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Sterling Playmakers to Present “Our Town”

Playmakers Present 'Our Town'

Sterling Playmakers to Present “Our Town”

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Raising Cold Cash for Hot Dogs

Vienna's Happy Tails Dog Spa continues to raise donations and supplies for military dogs stationed in the deserts of the Middle East.

Raising Cold Cash for Hot Dogs

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Flood Control Mechanism on Public View

New Alexandria remains a flood-prone area.

Flood Control Mechanism on Public View

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Grappling With Graffiti

Police appeal for community support.

Grappling With Graffiti

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Connecting Arts, People

Fairfax resident interns at Kennedy Center.

Connecting Arts, People

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Board Hears Broadlands Application

Supervisors don't encourage Hospital Corporation of America's bid to put a hospital in Broadlands.

Board Hears Broadlands Application

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Future in 3-D

Neighbors see 'preliminary' development concept.

Future in 3-D

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Connecting Arts, People

Fairfax resident interns at Kennedy Center.

Connecting Arts, People

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Getting Personal

Getting Personal

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Connecting Arts, People

Fairfax resident interns at Kennedy Center.

Connecting Arts, People

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Connecting Arts, People

Fairfax resident interns at Kennedy Center.

Connecting Arts, People

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Reston on Film

Steve Resz recently released his documentary about Reston.

Reston on Film

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Quick Takes

Q&A with Pastor King Rhodes.

Pastor King Rhodes is founder and senior pastor of His Church International Christian Center (HCICC) in Springfield, and has been involved in Christian ministry and community outreach for more than 20 years. As a longtime advocate for foster youth, Rhodes and his ministry help support the mission of Fairfax Families4Kids, a foster-mentoring program for teens in Fairfax County. On Saturday, May 18, Rhodes’ church will sponsor the organization’s 5-K Walk during Foster Care Appreciation Month.

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‘A Fantastic Piece of Escapism’

Woodson High presents Tolkien’s classic, “The Hobbit.”

Welcome to Middle Earth, as envisioned by J.R.R. Tolkien in Woodson High’s production of “The Hobbit.” It’s the adventure of a peaceful homebody persuaded by a wizard to help a group of militant dwarves reclaim their treasure from a marauding dragon. “One of our biggest challenges was building a huge, dragon puppet,” said Director Terri Hobson. “There’ll be lots of caves, rocky hills and earth tones. And we actually have five girls who are being trees.”

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Sharing in the joy of volunteering

KEEN Sports Day gets volunteers from Au Pair of America

“I loved volunteering at the KEEN Sports Day,” said Camila Souza, who works for a Potomac family through Au Pair of America. “It made me realize that I can make a difference just by giving a high five — or by cheering on these young people as they run bases or learn a new dance. I was there to give him support — but he gave me inspiration.”

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For Young and Old

Arlington offers range of activities.

Arlington County is bustling with activities, events and places to socialize.