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Food Hits the Wall At Katie’s Coffee

New art exhibition features stuff you can eat.

Food Hits the Wall At Katie’s Coffee

Neighborhood: Old Town June 28-July 4

Encore Grad Returns to Star in Show

Catholics React to Pope’s Death

FAA Report Jeopardizes Rosslyn Project

Girls Give High Marks To Program

Girls Give High Marks to Engineering Program

Woodley Hills Elementary School held a private book dedication ceremony on June 11 in memory of the late Dr. Joan Freck, the school’s principal from 1985-1991. Prior to her death she had made it known to her family that, in lieu of flowers, she wished to have friends and family members make donations to her “beloved Woodley Hills.”

A Candidate Who Takes Notes

Thanks to your newspaper I learned that Patrice Winter is running for delegate in the 37th District. On Aug. 31, I walked to her first listening session with voters. As a successful small business owner, Patrice knows it’s important to help others get started, so she chose the new American Bistro in downtown Fairfax. Thanks to Winter I now know it’s open.

Letter to the Editor: How City Counts Parking Spaces

As the City Council moves forward with plans for waterfront development and considers other issues that impact resident parking, such as allowing for food trucks, I feel compelled to reiterate the parking concerns residents have in Old Town.

Muslim Foundation Honors Community Service Volunteers

Working to combat hunger.

More than 300 people celebrated the benevolent work of the Montgomery County Muslim Foundation at its annual community cookout at Black Hill Regional Park. The May 5 event honored the many volunteers whose energy and efforts made the MCMF’s 2013 Food Drive and other service projects a success.

Opinion: Ready for Your Pet’s Close-up?

The Pet Almanac, a bi-annual themed edition, will publish July 24.

We invite you to send us stories about your pets, photos of you and/or your family with your cats, dogs, hamsters, snakes, lizards, frogs, rabbits, or whatever other creatures share your home or yard with you. Tell us the story of a special bond between a child and a dog, the story of how you came to adopt your pet, or examples of amazing feats of your creatures.

Del. Filler-Corn Co-hosts Open Resources Forum

How to provide students new education resources at no charge.

On Dec. 2, Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn (D-41) co-hosted a forum with David Anderson, executive director for Higher Education, Association of American Publishers and Nada Dabbagh, professor and director of Division of Learning Technologies, George Mason University to discuss new technologies and affordable options for higher education textbooks. This forum brought together several important stakeholders involved with higher education and the development and usage of textbooks.

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With support of teammates, girl realizes dream of competition.

New art exhibition features stuff you can eat.

With support of teammates, girl realizes dream of competition.

Rescue league's picnic supports Great Dane adoption.

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More than 800 books purchased in memory of former principal.

Working to combat hunger.

The Pet Almanac, a bi-annual themed edition, will publish July 24.

How to provide students new education resources at no charge.