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Opinion: Commentary: Some Bills Die, Others Progress

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Opinion: Commentary: Make a Plan and Vote 2020

Voting is a fundamental American right and the basis of our democracy.

Congregation Adat Reyim Welcomes New Rabbi in Springfield

Rabbi Chana Leslie Glazer helps congregation grow despite pandemic

Rabbi Chana Leslie Glazer is a collaborator.

‘Better Than I Deserve’: Roy Gravatte Dies at 84

For most people, the cursory greeting “How are you?” elicits a cursory “Fine, and you?” But for Roy Gravatte, it was a chance to show his gratitude in life with his signature response to anyone who asked: “Better than I deserve.”

Summer Camp in Age of Climate Change

Increased safety protocols result from climate change-induced extreme temperatures.

Some of the area’s youngest aspiring thespians are spending part of their summer honing their craft at Arlington’s Encore Stage & Studio’s camps.

‘Better Use For Right Now’ in Alexandria?

Schools to investigate old Patrick Henry building as “swing space.”

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Art Show in Reston

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Cartoon: Torture

One Small Step, Torture

Cartoon: Budget

“...And, one lil’ol slice for momma.”

Letter: Get Beyond Debating Debates

Mayor Euille is ready and willing to debate his opponent one-on-one. During this busy 2012 election season, Alexandrians have been bombarded by political ads and activities, and Mayor Euille has been more than accommodating to Mr. Macdonald’s interest in debating him. Macdonald seems more focused on politicizing the debate issue rather than focusing on issues that Alexandrians care about.

Column: Washington’s Decision To Mandate Inoculation of Troops

One of the most significant decisions that General Washington made during the Revolutionary War was to inoculate the army against smallpox. Without doing so, it is not likely that Washington could have kept his army in the field.

A Soccer Champion of Character

McLean Youth Soccer (MYS) has announced that Lucas Cook, one of the club’s MPS Coaches, has been honored by the Fairfax County Athletic Council and the Fairfax County Department of Neighborhood and Community Services as one of its 2012 Champions of Character on Oct. 23.

Letter: Easing Congestion

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Every afternoon, Route 1 traffic is generally backed up at Henry Street, which is a one way road going south.

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Rabbi Chana Leslie Glazer helps congregation grow despite pandemic

Increased safety protocols result from climate change-induced extreme temperatures.

Schools to investigate old Patrick Henry building as “swing space.”

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