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Affordable Units for $2.2 Million

Five units will be accessible to people with disabilities.

Affordable Units for $2.2 Million

Children Act Out Shakespeare

The play's the thing for these young actors.

Children Act Out Shakespeare

New Girls Golf Program Begins at Burke Lake Golf Course

Erin Herbig of Clifton admits signing her daughters up for golf lessons was a decision to benefit the whole family, not just the girls Summer and Kolby.

Justin Wolfe Retrial for Murder Will Proceed

For Justin Wolfe and his family, it’s been one setback after another. So it pretty much came as no surprise to them that the Supreme Court last week declined to intervene in his retrial on drug and murder charges. Still, his mother couldn’t help but hope. “It has been 13 years now that my son has been in solitary confinement for a crime he did not commit,” said Terri Steinberg. “It is time for them to admit to their mistakes and let him go home. The money wasted on this case could be better spent elsewhere.”

Malvo Trial Moves to Chesapeake

First trial in nearly 30 years to change venue.

Malvo Trial Moves to Chesapeake

All Five Candidates Unopposed in Reston

Meet candidates running for seats on RA Board of Directors; Critical 10 percent of RA members vote.

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GBW Students 'Run' Hyatt

Lorton: Exploring Pluto’s Secrets

Could Pluto once again be considered a planet?

Clifton scientist Dr. Michael Summers, also a professor of Planetary Science and Astronomy at George Mason University, said he still considers Pluto one of the nine major planets in the solar system. One of the foremost experts on Pluto, Summers is part of the New Horizon mission team, which has spent the last decade designing, preparing and maneuvering a space probe for the first ever close-up observation of Pluto.

Clearing the Dirt

Remediation, contamination checks ongoing at EPG.

Clearing the Dirt

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Children Helping Children

Two Junior Girl Scouts collect backpacks for Katrina victims.

Children Helping Children

New Beach Mill Road Bridge Opens to Traffic

Bridge construction schedule, design meet neighborhood’s expectations.

Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) staff, Great Falls residents, elected officials, Fairfax County Department of Transportation staff and others celebrated the opening of the newly completed Beach Mill Road Bridge over Nichols Branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Aug. 29. The bridge’s one-lane, rustic design and slip resistant wood decking and railing was a collaborative effort between VDOT, Dranesville Supervisor John Foust, the Great Falls Citizens Association, the neighboring community and others. The bridge opened to traffic on Aug. 28.

Letter: What Every Boy Needs for Xmas in 2012

It won’t fit under your Christmas tree, and you can’t use Amazon’s Same Day shipping service for it. No camping out on Black Friday could have helped you get this gift, and it’s not on the iTunes App Store. But over 100 million boys have received this gift already.

Say Goodbye to Another One

Potomac Promenade’s May Jewelers to close, following Gap, Potomac Village Pharmacy, Imaginarium.

Say Goodbye to Another One

Look! Up in the Sky!

It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s an unmanned aircraft system.

Parish Hall of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Burke was at full capacity on Wednesday, Sept. 24, for an Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at George Mason University (OLLI-GMU) lecture by Christopher Vo titled “Drones: Our New Toys, Tools, and Robot Companions.”

‘Do the Right Things for the Right Reasons’ in Sully District

Meet Capt. Jason Allegra: Sully District police commander

Attending Old Dominion University, Jason Allegra followed in his brother’s footsteps by majoring in criminal justice.

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