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Emotional Testimony Dominates Hearing on Respite Center
McLean Bible Church Wants 70-Bed Facility for Disabled Children
Emotional Testimony Dominates Hearing on Respite Center
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Republican to Try Again in District 15
After three years in Ehrlich administration, Bill Askinazi of Potomac brings vision of service to Md. Senate run.
Republican to Try Again in District 15
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Emotions Erupt at Stringfellow Meeting
Residents fear for children's safety, loss of property.
Emotions Erupt at Stringfellow Meeting
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Rhodes through Potomac
Potomac students and Montgomery Blair graduates Satija and Hwang receive Rhodes Scholarships.
Rhodes through Potomac
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Fairfax County Public Libraries: Version 2.0?
Staff, volunteers urge supervisors to reconsider “disastrous” library reorganization plan that cuts staff and services.
In a world where the Internet has replaced newsprint, e-books have supplanted paperbacks and the latest films stream directly to laptops, how do public libraries compete?
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Oh Deer! What Can the Matter Be?
The county Park Authority used aerial infrared surveys via fixed-wing airplanes to count the number of deer inside parks and within a small distance in the surrounding neighborhoods on Feb. 6, 2014 and Dec. 27, 2013, according to the 2014 Annual Report on the Environment for Fairfax County.
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Weekly Entertainment (Vienna/McLean/Great Falls)
March 16-23.
Things to do in the Vienna/McLean/Great Falls area.
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Time of Reflection and Keeping the Promise
2022 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday observances at Reston Community Center
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‘Many Cultures, One School’
Poplar Tree Elementary School students, staff, and parents recently celebrated Heritage Night with the theme “Many Cultures, One School.” Students from Mrs. Reynolds’s Kindergarten class, Miss Beverage’s third grade class, and Miss Rowland’s fourth grade class performed as well as three students from Chantilly High School. Following the performances, students went to different stations to work on crafts from around the world.
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Letter: Re-elect Foust
To the Editor
We are a mixed marriage (one Democrat and one Republican), but we both agree that John Foust should be re-elected supervisor.