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Blood Shortage At Critical Mass

Blood Shortage At Critical Mass

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Porn Conviction Yields Three Years Prison

Porn Conviction Yields Three Years Prison

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College Notes

College Notes

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College Notes

College Notes

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Education Notebook -08/27/03

Education Notebook -08/27/03

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Lake Braddock Brings American Spirit to Stage

Lake Braddock Brings American Spirit to Stage

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Visionaries Receive County Praise

Commission on Status of Women recognizes four Arlington women’s contributions.

Visionaries Receive County Praise

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North Street Goes to County

Divided School Board agrees to lease old administrative building to county for 20 years.

North Street Goes to County

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Memorial Day Remembrance

Leesburg's annual celebration for America's armed forces has persevered after almost dying out several years ago.

Memorial Day Remembrance

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Police Notes

Police Notes

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Needs to be Top Priority

Minority Student Achievement Getting Better

Needs to be Top Priority

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Lopez Studios Inc. Sends Students To 2014 Junior Theater Festival

The famed "Thoroughly Modern Millie" once traveled to the Big Apple to explore the world outside her little town of Salinas and make her dreams come true. From Jan. 17-19 a group of 11 talented young performers from Lopez Studios, Inc. Performing Arts Preparatory School will travel to Atlanta, Ga., to make their own dreams come true at the 2014 Junior Theater Festival and to portray the classic Broadway hit featuring Millie.

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Dominion to Notify When Spraying

Work continues on agreement governing tree trimming.

Dominion to Notify When Spraying

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Potomac: Thousands Seek Traffic Light Following Fatal Collision

Police investigating accident.

Following the fatal collision at River Road and Pyle Road on Saturday night , Feb. 27, an online petition attracting more than 3,000 signatures is calling for a traffic light at that intersection.

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Editorial: Baby Steps, Not Enough

Supervisors should take action, not defer to “outside expert,” on absurd and outrageous behavior of police department.

Finally, now that the Fairfax County Police Department has taken stonewalling into the arena of the absurd, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has at least said it is time for change. It is a step, but a step that continues the appearance of obfuscation if not outright obstruction.

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Letter to the Editor: True Marriage

To the Editor:I was dismayed to read in former council member Lonnie Rich’s Feb. 27 Commentary piece that after voting to add sexual orientation to Alexandria’s human rights ordinance, then councilman Mike Jackson was thereafter refused communion. The Catholic Church has long held that all persons deserve to be treated with dignity. Such an addition to an ordinance is in line with Catholic teaching and approving and/or endorsing it should in no way jeopardize access to communion. I hope that this error was corrected and councilman Jackson was able to receive again.As for the message in Mr. Rich’s piece, it too dismays me.

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New Roadway Plan Approved for Herndon Metro Area

A concept plan to extend Worldgate Drive from Van Buren Street to Herndon Parkway was approved by the Herndon Town Council during its last public hearing on Dec. 13.

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Commentary: On Leadership

A citizen’s reflection on a lack of political vision and priorities.

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Alexandria Letter: Solve Tour Bus Issue

Letter to the Editor

Isn’t it about time that our great city solve its current tour bus crisis by banning tour buses on our old and narrow streets in the Old and Historic District?

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Opinion: Commentary: America Needs Unions