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With Days to Go, Democrats Campaign Endlessly
Harris Miller and Jim Webb will face off in Tuesday's primary race for U.S. Senate.
With Days to Go, Democrats Campaign Endlessly
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Bridge Workshop Draws Crowd
Construction details trigger citizen questions.
Bridge Workshop Draws Crowd
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Of Portraits, Families and War
Exhibit reveals faces of American military personnel killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Of Portraits, Families and War
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Village Centre's New Manager
Kelly Rafko is Jill-of-All-Trades in Great Falls
Village Centre's New Manager
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News Briefs
News Briefs
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Council Notebook, April 12, 2007
Council Notebook, April 12, 2007
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This Week in Potomac 6-8-05
This Week in Potomac 6-8-05
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This Week in Arlington
This Week in Arlington
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The Flood of 2006
Torrential downpour dumps 12 inches of rain on the city in four days.
The Flood of 2006
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Simmons To Challenge Hugo
Sixty-two percent of voters elect Rex Simmons in Democratic Primary.
Simmons To Challenge Hugo
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Illicit Solicitors on Prowl
Young people pose as fund-raisers for non-profit group.
Illicit Solicitors on Prowl
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Rash of Chicken Pox Cases Raises Questions
Vaccine has drastically reduced cases and deaths. But will it leave some adults at risk?
Rash of Chicken Pox Cases Raises Questions
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Route 50 Task Force: Onward
Group has faced criticism but will present recommendations to county next month.
Route 50 Task Force: Onward
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Simmons To Challenge Hugo
Sixty-two percent of voters elect Rex Simmons in Democratic Primary.
Simmons To Challenge Hugo
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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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Trying To Save Part of School
Residents ask school system to save part of building.
The planned renovation of Woodlawn Elementary School has become a topic of discussion between Fairfax County Public Schools staff members and local elected officials. At the heart of the discussion is the school system’s proposed renovations to the school.
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Debate Over Residential Studio Units Continues
Housing advocates, Fairfax County supervisors, area residents address affordable housing.
Fairfax County residents have yet to agree on the specifics of residential studio units and are continuing the debate on several aspects of the proposed amendment. As of Jan. 6, the Planning Commission proposed amendment defines residential studios as efficiency units that make up a multiple-family residential building, or part of a building, in which 80 percent of the units must be for those who do not make more than 60 percent of the median income of the area. In the Washington, D.C. area, that is $45,000.
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Free Fun in Vienna
There’s a bit of free something for all around town.
From free concerts on the Town Green to Civil War-era exhibitions and festivals to presentations, there are lots of free things to do in the Vienna area for every age group. Even those not-quite-free things are a bargain for what you get. The restored and newly-repainted red caboose across the street from Freeman House is maintained by the Optimist Club of Greater Vienna. Children are always welcome to climb aboard, but once a month or on special occasions, the Optimists open the doors to the caboose for the public to walk through.
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Opinion: Be Part of the Children's Connection
Call for student artwork and writing; deadline Dec. 3.
During the last week of each year, The Connection devotes its entire issue to the creativity of local students and children. The results are always remarkable. It is a keepsake edition for many families.
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Physical Langley Beats McLean
Novacki’s all-around effort, Casso’s career day lead Saxons.
The Langley football team ended the regular season with a 27-7 victory against McLean on Nov. 3.