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Rezonings Reshape South Dulles
Rezonings Reshape South Dulles
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How to Help
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Marsden Touts 'Record of Accomplishment'
Democrat Dave Marsden takes aim at Michael Golden as the 41st District race heats up.
Marsden Touts 'Record of Accomplishment'
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Van Pool and Friendship Ease Commute
Commuter Group enjoys trek into the city from Great Falls
Van Pool and Friendship Ease Commute
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Marsden Touts 'Record of Accomplishment'
Democrat Dave Marsden takes aim at Michael Golden as the 41st District race heats up.
Marsden Touts 'Record of Accomplishment'
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Witnessing the Nuremberg Trials
Mount Vernon resident Ann Stover witnessed the famed Nuremberg Trials which prosecuted top Nazi officials for war crimes during World War II.
Witnessing the Nuremberg Trials
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If You Are What You Eat, Eat Well
Local nutritionist turns personal challenge into book and health and nutrition practice.
When Teri Cochrane’s son was 18 months old, he was diagnosed with asthma and placed on a variety of medications, including steroids. Less than two years later, doctors warned the Reston mother that he would have frequent seizures, would never have a normal childhood and would never grow taller than 5 feet 4 inches. When Cochrane’s daughter was born three years later, she also suffered from health problems, including chronic, severe abdominal pain.
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Reston Founder Welcomes Newcomers
“I believe you will find you have moved to a friendly place. Your neighbors will want to get to know you no matter how old or young you are and regardless of the color of your skin or the size of your bank balance. The 50 miles of paved pathways within Reston make it possible for you to get around on foot or on a bicycle. You can meet people and make friends on the pathways and you can enjoy the natural open spaces that wind through as they connect to the five Village Centers.
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Arlington Voters to Determine Fate of Capital-Improvement Projects This November
From a new aquatics center to paving roads, bond initiatives tend to be popular.
It’s been more than 20 years since a bond referendum failed in Arlington, an indication of how popular the spending items are with voters in the county.
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Civic Leader From Del Ray
Justin Wilson hopes to be the seventh member of an all-Democratic City Council.
Civic Leader From Del Ray
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Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing
Area schools and churches, as well as those who met the pope, remember John Paul II, who died on April 2.
Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing
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Marsden Touts 'Record of Accomplishment'
Democrat Dave Marsden takes aim at Michael Golden as the 41st District race heats up.
Marsden Touts 'Record of Accomplishment'
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Fairfax: Preparing for City’s Aging Population
The need for senior housing is becoming a consideration.
Like cities and towns everywhere, the City of Fairfax has a growing percentage of older residents.
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‘You’ll Be Laughing, You’ll Be Crying’ in Langley High School's 'Almost Maine'
Langley High School students perform at The Langley School.
Playwright John Cariani convinced Richie Follin and Peter Ongman to stare into each other’s eyes for 25 seconds. On stage.
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Alexandria: Long-Term Budget Plan Lacks Numbers
Long Range Educational Facilities Plan faces scrutiny for budget omissions.
The Long Range Educational Facilities Plan includes extensive information on new enrollment projections for Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) and a list of proposed changes, additions, and new schools to fight current and projected overcrowding in the school system. What current drafts of the Long Range Educational Facilities Plan don’t include is the price tag.
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Challenges of a Lean Economy
Could Meals Tax Be Answer To Fund Schools?
The school budget, roads and money were the main topics Monday night, Jan. 20, when Supervisor Michael R. Frey (R-Sully) gave his annual, “State of Sully” address.
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Millard: How Will the Students Benefit?
New principal leads Wolverines with 2,650 students and a staff of 280.
Principal Millard