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Friends Promote Lake Accotink Park

A secure donation box installed at the Lake Accotink Marina.

Lake Accotink Park visitors can now show how much the park means to them, and lend their support via a secure donation box installed at the Lake Accotink Marina. Friends of Lake Accotink Park (FLAP) President, Tony Vellucci, led an inauguration ceremony for the donation box prior to the Spring Watershed Cleanup Day April 5. Vellucci introduced Jim Hickey, former FLAP President and Park Authority Elly Doyle awardee for his sustained support of Fairfax County parks, noting that Hickey was a key individual in making the donation box a reality. Donations are voluntary and will be used by FLAP toward stewardship and recreational park projects.

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Clifton Dinner Theater Presents ‘Death at The Devereux’

Performances are March 20-22 at Clifton Town Meeting Hall.

The cast of “Death at The Devereux," the spring performance of the Clifton Dinner Theater, will take audience members back to the 1920s in this musical-murder-mystery-comedy. The musical, written by director Charlotte Yakovleff of Centreville, follows the grand re-opening of “The Devereux,” Bobby Lyle's speakeasy.

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8 Year Old's 9-1-1 Call Saves Mother's Life

Second grader Katie Lee commended by county.

Stratford Landing Elementary School staff and students gathered for an assembly June 6 to honor 8-year-old Katie Lee whose quick response saved her mother’s life.

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Facing a ‘Real World’

Marshall High 2014 graduates told not to be afraid of rejection and ‘real world.’

Ryan McElveen knows something about second chances.

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State of the Art

Organizations make 2014 a year to celebrate.

Now known as The Old Town Theatre, the historic venue on King Street leads a list of more than 16 arts organizations celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2014.

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“Flourishing After 55”

“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for June 25-30.

“Flourishing After 55”

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Healthy Summer Entertaining

Tips for serving bounty of tasty, fresh produce.

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To the Rescue During Holidays

Firefighters and Friends distribute toys to families in need.

Gifts for needy at Christmas

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Alexandria Column: America Let’s Do Lunch

Senior Services of Alexandria

More than 10 million (1 in 6) seniors in the U.S. face the threat of hunger and more than 15 million (1 in 4) are living in isolation.

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Week in Vienna

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Opinion: Endangered Species Act Threatened

The administration launches an attempt to roll back rules set forth by the Act.

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Fourth Graders Campaign to Save Claude Moore Colonial Farm

A hands-on experience in civic activism at Forestville Elementary.

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Q&A with Brielle Brown, Graduating Senior, West Potomac High School

My biggest hardship since school has been closed for the remainder of the year has been preparing for my AP exams outside of the classroom. With distance learning classes only taking place two days a week, I am doing a lot of studying and reviewing on my own.

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‘Vision, Passion and Selfless Dedication’ in the City of Fairfax

Pajardo honored as 2017 Education Leader of the Year.

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How About Some Good News?

Independent Progressive

Reston commentary

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New Year, New Teacher

How to identify effective teachers.

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Governing Arlington

Governing Arlington

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Governing Arlington

Governing Arlington

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Senior Living

Senior Living