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Park Authority OKs Popes Head Estates Park
Decision comes despite opposition from environmentalists.
Park Authority OKs Popes Head Estates Park
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A Historic Family Rediscovered
Gooding Tavern marker dedicated on Little River Turnpike.
Kathie Gunther, a researcher with the Fairfax County Public Library’s Virginia Room, often receives inquiries about Civil War history. But when she received a call in 2008 from a descendant of the man who shot Confederate Major John S. Mosby, she had no idea it would unearth a treasure trove of history about another historic Virginia family: the Goodings.
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Mother, Family Share Musical Gifts
Mother, Family Share Musical Gifts
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Sports Briefs
Sports Briefs
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Singing for Silver
Wakefield Chorale celebrates silver anniversary with spring concert.
Singing for Silver
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Public Safety Boon or Eye in the Sky?
Legislature overrides Ehrlich's veto, allowing speed-monitoring cameras on some Montgomery County roads.
Public Safety Boon or Eye in the Sky?
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Singing for Silver
Wakefield Chorale celebrates silver anniversary with spring concert.
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Arlington This Week
Arlington This Week
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Week In Herndon
Week In Herndon
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Left in the Dark?
Proposal to include turf, lighting at Draper Park remains mystery to Providence supervisor.
Left in the Dark?
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Singing for Silver
Wakefield Chorale celebrates silver anniversary with spring concert.
Singing for Silver
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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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Community Hears Lake Barton Dam Plan
Lake Barton poses area flood risk and may have to expand, said officials.
Community Hears Lake Barton Dam Plan
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Top 100: Billy Pulsipher, Fairfax, Baseball, 1991
Despite major setbacks, the phenom pitcher found his way back to the Major Leagues.
The promising baseball career of a 1991 Fairfax graduate almost ended just as it started. Billy Pulsipher took the mound for the New York Mets in 1995, riding a wave of confidence, but injuries and depression would take a toll on his career soon after.
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Oakton Senior Loves Her Girlhood Home
86-year-old Pat Price lives in house she was raised in.
Pat Price lives in her girlhood home in Oakton. Not in the same place, but in the same house. Price is 86 years old now. Her Oakton bonds go back to before 1850 when her great-grandmother took over as Oakton School’s first teacher. A great-grandfather fought in the Civil War. Her “people,” as she refers to her ancestors, have been in the Vienna-Oakton area for more than 150 years.