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The Hidden History of Alexandria Women

The Hidden History of Alexandria Women

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This Week in McLean

This Week in McLean

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School Notes

School Notes

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Immigration Buck Stops Where?

Federal, state and county officials meet with mayor to discuss immigration.

Immigration Buck Stops Where?

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Creating a Safe Haven

Community meeting on apartments for homeless people prompts debate about methods.

Creating a Safe Haven

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Commission Recommends Brambleton Approval

Four applications could mean completion of Loudoun County Parkway.

Commission Recommends Brambleton Approval

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Bridging the Gap between Youth and Authority

Police, county, schools and students participate in Road DAWG camp.

Bridging the Gap between Youth and Authority

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Young Recyclers Lead the Way

Streamlined program at German School signals economic shift.

Young Recyclers Lead the Way

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We Need Your Eyes and Ears

Opinion — WMCCA President's Letter

We Need Your Eyes and Ears

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Creative Remembrance

Jonathan Deutsch Award memorializes a young music lover and promotes musical talent in the county’s students.

Creative Remembrance

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Route 50 Residents Respond

Route 50 Residents Respond

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Massive Redevelopment for Spectrum?

The plan for the 23-acre site includes 1,400-plus housing units and more than 500,000 square feet of office space.

Massive Redevelopment for Spectrum?

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Recognition is Given for Play’s Premiere

Robinson receives 10 Cappie nominations.

In November 2011, Robinson Secondary had the honor of performing the world premiere of an original play, Ken Ludwig’s "Midsummer/Jersey." And now, that play has received 10 Cappie nominations for excellence in high-school theater.

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Classified Advertising October 23, 2013

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Virginia Secretary of Education Visits Local Schools

Bucknell's Reading Program and Whitman's IB programs highlighted.

Virginia Secretary of Education Visits Local Schools

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Potomac Elementary Lends a Hand

Students participate in community service project, collecting toiletries, snack food and other supplies for U.S. soldiers in Iraq.

Potomac Elementary Lends a Hand

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Potomac Marine Comes Home

Randy Hsia returns from Iraq war.

Potomac Marine Comes Home

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Creating a New Point of View

Custom-designed two-level window wall invites indoor/outdoor continuity.

“Homeowners come to us for design ideas that will open up space and invite indoor/outdoor continuum,” he said. “But new Fairfax County’s rules on wind-resistance requirements for large-scale windows are quite technical, and demand thoughtful engineering.”

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Alliance Theatre Offers Original Play

“Shutter” is written, directed by Leslie Anne Ross.

Tough, gritty, honest and absorbing — that’s The Alliance Theatre’s upcoming production of “Shutter.” An original work written and directed by Leslie Anne Ross, it’ll be performed Nov. 13-22 at Mountain View High.

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Nadia Saad-Miller: A Life of Valor, Dedication

From the Middle East to Potomac.

Potomac resident Nadia Saad-Miller’s adventurous life-story could be made into an action film including danger, intrigue and romance. In her 40 years with the United Nations and World Bank, she was dedicated to improving social and economic conditions of the poor and underdeveloped people around the world.