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Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years
Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind
Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years
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Madison's Renovations Provide Challenges
Madison's Renovations Provide Challenges
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Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years
Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind
Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years
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Madison's Renovations Provide Challenges
Madison's Renovations Provide Challenges
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Local Runner Makes Bigger Strides
Chris Graff is a professional runner who has found success in doing what he loves.
Local Runner Makes Bigger Strides
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McKay Officially Enters Lee District Race
Kauffman's retirement creates a critical open seat.
McKay Officially Enters Lee District Race
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$16 Million Here, $44 Million There
Supervisors slice into proposed school and county budgets.
$16 Million Here, $44 Million There
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City Tax Rate Down
City Council votes to lower recommended tax rate, raise water and sewer rates.
City Tax Rate Down
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County’s Black Eye
MCPS has no plans to allow organic farm to continue; judge denies legal fees but scolds county, school board.
Circuit Court Judge Robert A. Greenberg’s ruling went far beyond the bottom line. Greenberg denied the request by the Brickyard Coalition and organic farmer Nick Maravell to be reimbursed for legal fees spent in battling the county over the use of 20 acres of farmland on a future school site on Brickyard Road.
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CSMS Science Olympiad Team Triumphs
The Carl Sandburg Middle School Science Olympiad Team has been notified that they have qualified for the Virginia State Science Olympiad Tournament to be held April 27 on the Virginia Tech Campus in Blacksburg. The team competed at the Virginia Science Olympiad Regional Tournament in Charlottesville, on Saturday, Feb. 16. Overall results placed Carl Sandburg Middle School as the 4th ranked school at the Science Olympiad competition that weekend.
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Celebration to Focus On Community Service
Former NAACP Chairman Julian Bond to deliver keynote address at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration.
The Reston Community Center presents the 28th Annual Reston Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration on Jan. 19 and 20, 2013.
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Caring for the Potomac
Developers have major role in maintaining and improving river’s health
It might sound counterintuitive, but the health of the Potomac River might be improving thanks to large-scale development in places like Tysons Corner and Rockville.
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Q&A: Mount Vernon’s Zyzyk Signs with Towson Softball
Center fielder was first-team all-state in 2014.
Mount Vernon's Stormy Zyzyk will play softball at Towson.
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Springfield: Community Outlook 2017
Springfield Area Ongoing Developments
The Connection keeps a running list of land use projects being planned, under construction and nearing completion in the community. The list is updated quarterly.
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Celebrating Black History Month in the Mount Vernon District
History is all around us in Fairfax County, and especially when you live here in the Mount Vernon District!
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SLHS Seniors Prepare for Next Step
Students with disparate backgrounds take different paths to graduation next week June 21.
SLHS Seniors Prepare for Next Step
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