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Death Linked to West Nile Virus

Partnerships Bring Improvements at The Turner Farm

Construction Underway at Potomac United Methodist

Hyland Brings History to Life for Students

Wind, Rain Can't Shut Down "Arlington's Biggest Party."

Clarendon Day Held last Saturday.

Wind, Rain Can't Shut Down "Arlington's Biggest Party."

Westfield Still a World-Class School

Becoming Mr. Zero

The New School Theater presents ‘The Adding Machine.’

s technology advances, great leaps forward are made. But for every great leap forward, there are consequences.

Smith Leads Lancers to Baseball Win

Junior right-hander tosses three-hit shutout against T.C. Williams

Lee High baseball pitcher Will Smith threw a complete game shutout for the Lancers in their 3-0 Patriot District home win over T.C. Williams last Friday night, April 27.

Letter: ‘Works Sunday 2013’ Thanks the Community

In short, it was you, our neighbors, who made “Works Sunday” a joyful, caring and compassionate event celebrating the common humanity and vibrant diversity of our communities. And so, we of the committee wish to publicly thank all those who gave so freely of their time, talent and treasure to make this year’s “Works Sunday” the major success that it was.

To the Editor: Investigation Not Complete

On July 13, Del. Scott Surovell (D-44th District) posted his views on his blog regarding recent allegations concerning Governor Robert McDonnell. Delegate Surovell called upon the Governor to resign at this time and opined that he didn't want anyone to interpret his previous silence as acquiescence to alleged actions on the part of the Governor. In so doing, he quoted state Sen. Chap Petersen although not revealing that Senator Petersen is his law partner.

Saying Goodbye to a ‘Great Place’ 

Woodson graduates challenged to remember.

W.T. Woodson High School’s Class of 2013 gathered together for the final time Thursday, June 13 at Robinson High School’s Henry M. Smith Field House for its annual commencement ceremony. Students, faculty, family members, and distinguished guests were on hand to celebrate the culmination of the school’s 50th anniversary.

Reston Hospital Receives Awards for Patient Care

Reston Hospital Center has announced the recognition of several departmental awards for their patient care. Over the past several months, Reston Hospital Center has received five awards celebrating these significant achievements.

Schools Attract Immigrants to Fairfax

Our community of 200 single family homes in central Fairfax is far more culturally diverse than when Hickory Farms was built while the first wave of refugees from the Vietnam War resettled in the Washington area in the late 1970s. While the Vietnamese led the way, the biggest impact on our community has been the second wave of Indian, Pakistani, and Korean immigrants who have sought out new lives in Fairfax County.

Zero Tolerance For Impaired Drivers

Police detail DUI-related crashes, arrests.

During last week’s ceremony honoring the officers and citizens who helped out after a devastating crash on I-66, police Lt. Rich Morvillo, assistant commander of the Sully District Station, presented some sobering statistics.

Guiding Eyes Pup Raisers Need Facility

For years volunteers from across Fairfax County, Arlington, Alexandria and McLean have gathered on Sunday afternoons at a Vienna church for their weekly puppy raising class. Since 1993, Guiding Eyes for the Blind’s Dominion Puppy Raising Region has raised 470 puppies to become guide dogs for blind and visually impaired men and women around the world. As of Friday, Feb. 15, however, the group will be without a home.

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McLean dollhouse and miniatures store closes.

urder defendant, unable to stand trial, remains in psychiatric institution.

Clarendon Day Held last Saturday.

Session over, now delegate turns to campaigns.

Murder defendant, unable to stand trial, remains in psychiatric institution.

The New School Theater presents ‘The Adding Machine.’

Junior right-hander tosses three-hit shutout against T.C. Williams

Woodson graduates challenged to remember.

Police detail DUI-related crashes, arrests.