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Week in Great Falls
Week in Great Falls
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Tysons Corner Development Raises Questions
Discussion of future development slated for Tysons area sparks concern at MCA board meeting.
Tysons Corner Development Raises Questions
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Broad Run Is Rededicated
School celebrates completion of $17 million improvements including new gym.
Broad Run Is Rededicated
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Looking Good: SFDC's Business Goal
A spring spruce-up for Route 1 entrepreneurs.
Looking Good: SFDC's Business Goal
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Smiles for Free in Springfield
The Medical Education Campus of Northern Virginia Community College in Springfield hosts a day of free checkups and cleanings for elementary students.
Smiles for Free in Springfield
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Young Concertmaster
South County senior performs with Washington Metropolitan Youth Orchestra.
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Young Concertmaster
South County senior performs with Washington Metropolitan Youth Orchestra.
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Three Women Artists Exhibit at The Art Gallery
Show will raises funds for ALS Association.
This month The Art Gallery of Potomac presents a show titled Visions of the Earth. It will be a three-woman art show depicting the earth and using materials from the earth to represent their lives, their surroundings and experiences. The show is also a fundraiser for ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) and a portion of proceeds be donated to the ALS Association.
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Day Determined to Build a Football Winner at Herndon
New Hornets' head coach wants team to be physically tough.
After being a part of two Northern Regional football titles, two state championships and six district crowns while serving as an assistant coach over the years at Concorde District high schools Westfield and Centreville, Brian Day, this past January, accepted the position as new head football coach at fellow Concorde rival Herndon High.
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School Named for Flora Singer
Teacher, holocaust survivor, author, Potomac resident died in 2009.
The Montgomery Board of Education will name a public elementary school after the late Flora M. Singer, a Holocaust survivor, Potomac resident and former teacher at Cabin John Middle and Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein and Walt Whitman high schools.
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Flourishing After 55 May 1
“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington’s Office of Senior Adult Programs for May 13-18.
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‘Sell and Buy’
Sustained low interest rates and rising prices have energized the marketplace.
The local real estate market is thriving, with Realtors reporting multiple offers on homes in some areas and dwindling inventory of homes for sale. At least two things are contributing to this change in the market.
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Week in Springfield
Want to see a new dog park in Fairfax County? Or would you prefer your favorite rec center to stay open a little longer? The Fairfax County budget is now in your hands. Temporarily. The Board of Supervisors is currently in the process of crafting the FY 2014 budget, and they want your help.
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Union of Pedestrians: Waterfront Plan Prompts Changes to Union Street
Union Street to become 'shared street.'
The first signs of change from the waterfront plan are about to sweep through Old Town, adding features city officials believe will make the thoroughfare more friendly to pedestrians who will walk along the redeveloped properties.
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Strutting at Springfield Mall
Classrooms on the Mall students put on a fashion show with clothes from Springfield-based Visionz urban-wear.
Strutting at Springfield Mall
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River's Civil War
River's Civil War
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Passenger Killed In Auto Collision
Passenger Killed In Auto Collision
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Gays and Lesbians Welcome at Reston Church
Christian gays and lesbians find a home at the Washington Plaza Church which has created a montly discussion group.
Gays and Lesbians Welcome at Reston Church
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Businesses Cope with Maple Avenue Project
Businesses Cope with Maple Avenue Project
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Week in Great Falls
Weekly happenings in Great Falls.