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High Density Proposals for Reston
Proposals for four new residential projects which could bring as many as 1,422 condos to Reston.
High Density Proposals for Reston
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Graduating into the Military
Area graduates who are entering the military take time to consider their decision
Graduating into the Military
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Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
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Traffic Woes in Tysons
Dr. Gridlock answers traffic questions at the McLean Citizens Association general membership meeting.
Traffic Woes in Tysons
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"Cash Grocer" Cashes Out
Another Alexandria landmark disappears from the scene.
"Cash Grocer" Cashes Out
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This Week in Potomac 1-10-07
This Week in Potomac 1-10-07
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Another Land Swap for South County?
Supervisors, School Board looking to political leaders to help solve middle school quandary in Lorton.
Another Land Swap for South County?
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Another Land Swap for South County?
Supervisors, School Board looking to political leaders to help solve middle school quandary in Lorton.
Another Land Swap for South County?
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Group Pushes for Parking on County Property
Planner discusses Lake Anne recommendations with community group.
Group Pushes for Parking on County Property
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Risky Business
Happy Valentine's Day — Two Potomac couples forged their love in dicey environs: the workplace
Risky Business
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Run a Race, Help Save Lives
5K in honor of two local women.
After surviving breast cancer, chemotherapy and radiation, Centreville’s Vanessa Spiller is doing well and hopes to soon receive a clean bill of health from her doctor. Fair Lakes resident BethAnn Telford was diagnosed with a Stage III brain tumor in 2005, and is still fighting for her life.
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Virginia Supreme Court Hears Boat Club Case Against City and Restaurant
Old Dominion objects to City Council lease of public alley for private use.
Does Alexandria have the right to close Wales Alley? That’s an issue now before justices of the Virginia Supreme Court, who heard oral arguments in a case that’s divided Alexandria for years.
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Top 100: Brandon Snyder, Baseball
As kids his age are enjoying the summer after their first year of college, Brandon Snyder is sitting on a bus preparing to play the Batavia Muckdogs, a single-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Schools Using Diversity for Student Benefits
Immersion, ESOL programs aim to take advantage of area cultures.
As Fairfax County has experienced massive growth in its international population, its effects have spread to its educational institutions. Forty-four percent of the Fairfax County Public Schools students come from homes that speak a language other than English, which includes 160 different languages.
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Hidden History of St. Asaph Racetrack
Del Ray was once home to an infamous gambling operation creating by a double-dealing senator.
You’d never know it today, but Del Ray was once the capital of gambling in Northern Virginia.
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Beauregard Waiting Game: Half the Affordable Housing Units Are a Decade Away
Supporters of the plan praise set-aside units; opponents fear complacency and inaction.
For the thousands of people who live in low-slung garden apartments on the West End, the future is an ever-present worry.
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On the Campaign Trail
On the Campaign Trail
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"Cash Grocer" Cashes Out
Another Alexandria landmark disappears from the scene.
"Cash Grocer" Cashes Out
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Actor Brings His Personal War on Drugs to Langley
Actor Brings His Personal War on Drugs to Langley
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Cook Globally, Shop Locally
World Produce Project brings international foods to farmers markets. But can it bring international customers?
Cook Globally, Shop Locally