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Faith
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Interfaith Service Brings Community Together
The Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna sponsors the annual interfaith worship.
Linnea Nelson, director of Religious Exploration at the Universalist Unitarian Congregation of Fairfax, spoke at the 14th Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Worship, sponsored by The Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna (SCOA), hosted this year by Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Nov. 20th and attended by members of Methodist, Unitarian, Lutheran, Catholic, Baptist and other denominations.
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Letter to the Editor: Speak Up To Save Park
t appears that few Alexandrians are aware of the drastic changes planned for Chinquapin Park and Recreation Center. There is $17.5M in the city budget for 2014-2018 to build an indoor 50m Olympic size swimming pool at Chinquapin, while keeping the existing pool for recreational use.
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Reagan's Failed Campaign
Book released in time to commemorate president’s birthday.
Reagan's Failed Campaign
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Reagan’s Failed Campaign Seen in Different Light
Book released in time to commemorate president’s birthday.
Reagan’s Failed Campaign Seen in Different Light
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Springfield in 2016
With winter vacation, unseasonably warm weather and 2015 in their rear-view mirrors, community leaders and elected officials from the Fairfax County School Board, Board of Supervisors, General Assembly turn their attention to some of the most significant issues, developments or decisions in 2016.
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The Changing Faces of Arlington
Last week the county’s Multicultural Advisory Commission invited three recent arrivals to Arlington to the Central Library to discuss the challenges they face as they adapt to living in a new commun
The Changing Faces of Arlington
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Maryland Casinos Generate $149.1 Million During December
Casino gaming revenue contributes $60.6 million to the state
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Fairfax Baseball Looking To Get Season Untracked
Rebels competing at McLean/Woodson Spring Break Tournament.
Fairfax Baseball Looking To Get Season Untracked
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Fairfax Baseball Looking To Get Season Untracked
Rebels competing at McLean/Woodson Spring Break Tournament.
Fairfax Baseball Looking To Get Season Untracked
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Connecting the Unconnected
Less than 3 percent of broadband spending to help low-income people gain internet access
About 15 percent of Alexandria students did not have access to the internet when the pandemic began last year, a statistic that reveals how many households in Alexandria are locked out of the modern economy.
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Kamal Nawash, State Senate, District 31
Kamal Nawash, State Senate, District 31
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Tech Adventure Camp Scores with Students
Tech Adventure Camp Scores with Students
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Del. Comstock Shares Her Notes on Opening Week
A new beginning, a new chairmanship and a new legislative session.
It is always an honor to be part of the oldest continuous legislative body in the western world. On Jan. 8, we began a new session with a new Administration. The session is always kicked off early in the morning (7 a.m.) with the annual Commonwealth Prayer Breakfast. In keeping with tradition, outgoing Governor McDonnell and incoming Governor McAuliffe and senior government officials attend. This year I had the honor of offering the prayer for State Legislators at the Commonwealth Prayer Breakfast. The breakfast also features guest speakers every year and everyone was moved by the powerful testimony of Thomas Haynesworth, a truly inspirational man, who was exonerated in 2011 after being wrongfully imprisoned for 27 years for crimes he did not commit. Mr. Haynesworth spoke of his faith sustaining him throughout this unjust ordeal.
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Letter: Tax-Funded Political Recap?
To the Editor: I recently received a two-page typewritten letter with an attachment on official Virginia seal stationary from Delegate Surovell titled “Delegate Scott A. Surovell’s General Assembly Session Recap.” This letter was paid by taxpayers at a cost of $4,107.75.