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Faith Notes

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Faith Notes

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Health Notes

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Clemyjontri: A Park to Share

From the back of a carousel horse, disabled children feel wind in their hair

Clemyjontri: A Park to Share

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Thom Clement Bids Adieu to Bull Run

Retires after 31 years in education

Thom Clement Bids Adieu to Bull Run

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The 2022 State of the Hunter Mill District, Fairfax County

Supervisor Alcorn shares insights with media during virtual coffee.

Virtual coffee

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Veterans Day 2023

Coming together “to honor generations of women and men who have served and sacrificed.”

In the Town of Herndon, members of the Wayne M. Kidwell American Legion Post 184 members started their day’s observance at dawn.

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Bulletin Board

Bulletin Board

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Bulletin Board

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Board Gets Tough on Pedestrian Safety

But more needs to be done, according to citizen group

Board Gets Tough on Pedestrian Safety

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St. Andrew Lutheran Has New Pastor

St. Andrew Lutheran Has New Pastor

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Army Releases Final BRAC Plan: No Change

Majority of incoming personnel to be located at EPG.

Army Releases Final BRAC Plan: No Change

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Mayors' Race Begins

Over the next month and a half, Vienna will watch two mayoral candidates face off for the first time since 1990.

Mayors' Race Begins

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Roundups

Eat Chicken, Raise Money Fair Lakes resident BethAnn Telford is battling a brain tumor, herself, but that doesn’t stop her from raising as much money as she can for the National Brain Tumor Society and Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure. So on Thursday, May 2, from 5-7 p.m., she and her fundraising organization, Team BT, will be at the Chick-Fil-A at the Dulles Expo Center, 4412 Chantilly Place in Chantilly.

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Transportation Forum Discusses Options and Obstacles

High Level forum discusses regional transit options and obstacles.

Local, state and federal elected and appointed officials, business leaders, researchers and directors and staff from transportation and economic development agencies gathered on Friday morning, May 8, at the Greensboro Conference Center in he heart of Tysons.

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Great Falls Looks Forward to 2025

Great Falls Citizens Association releases ‘Looking Forward to 2025’ survey.

In its first survey since 2007, the Board of Directors and Committee Chairs of the Great Falls Citizens Association, a 100 percent volunteer 501(c)4 organization without paid staff, released findings of its Looking Forward to 2025 Survey, meant to gather feedback from the community on what was important to them and where the Association should direct its efforts and resources now through 2025.

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New Heritage Preservation Guidelines Drafted in Herndon

Town Council holds special work session.

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Annual Celebration of Potomac Happening October 12

Some of community’s best to be honored on Potomac Day

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Celebrating a Century

City celebrates local centenarians.

“I have such a wonderful family. I count my blessings.” — 102-year-old Walter Hammersley