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Arlington Strives to Improve Emergency Preparedness
New radio station will be part of county’s arsenal to alert the public and provide information during emergencies.
Arlington Strives to Improve Emergency Preparedness
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Faith listings
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Majors Look To Defend District Crown
Jones, Smith and Konadu to lead Mount Vernon while role players settle in.
Majors Look To Defend District Crown
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Young Professionals Head to Southern Africa
Rotary Club sponsors group study exchange with southern Africa chapters.
Young Professionals Head to Southern Africa
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Congressional Candidates Debate Iraq, Energy
U.S. Rep. Jim Moran (D) and his two challengers squared off Monday.
Congressional Candidates Debate Iraq, Energy
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Week in Vienna
A bike rodeo for children, preschool through sixth grade, is slated for Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m.-noon, in the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department parking lot, 400 Center St S., Vienna. Advance registration is not needed. Under the guidance of a veteran cyclist, the rodeo will help children who already know how to ride a bike develop safety skills including breaking, balancing, basic road rules and how to handle obstacles. Children must have a helmet to participate. Free bike and helmet checks will be available. Jointly sponsoring this event are the Town of Vienna Parks and Recreation Dept., Vienna Police Dept., Safe Routes to School, Spokes Etc. and Bikes@Vienna. Participating elementary schools include Cunningham Park, Flint Hill, Louise Archer, Marshal Road, Vienna, Westbriar and Wolftrap.
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Great Falls Authors Celebrate Published Works
Conversation with authors to be held Saturday, June 2, at the Great Falls Library.
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Holiday Calendar
Holiday Calendar
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Judge Upholds BZA Decision
Residents lose fight in Circuit Court challenge.
Judge Upholds BZA Decision
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They Don't Send Flowers Anymore
Business practices have changed, not the ingredients for success.
They Don't Send Flowers Anymore
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Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
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They Don't Send Flowers Anymore
Business practices have changed, not the ingredients for success.
They Don't Send Flowers Anymore
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Franconia District School Board Candidate Back on the Ballot
Candidate, Dems, and GOP respond to last minute court ruling and reversal.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 1, the Fairfax County Office of Elections requalified Fairfax County Franconia District School Board Candidate Marcia C. St. John-Cunning based on a ruling by the Fairfax County Circuit Court that afternoon. A Fairfax County judge allowed two additional petition sheets to count toward St. John-Cunning’s required signature threshold to be a qualified candidate.
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Orange Line Connection
Orange Line Connection
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Volunteer Notes
Volunteer Notes
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Volunteer Notes
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