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Taking A Closer Look

Local artist exhibits her talent for finding new details in every-day objects.

Taking A Closer Look

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Healthy Snacks in Store for Arlington Schools?

Arlington's school system may jettison its vending machines filled with unhealthy snacks and drinks.

Healthy Snacks in Store for Arlington Schools?

Land Purchase Sparks Controversy

City Council has purchased five acres of land for open space off Ivor Lane in Alexandria's West End.

Land Purchase Sparks Controversy

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Rogers Pleads Guilty to Bank Robberies

Committed heists in Fair Lakes and Chantilly.

Rogers Pleads Guilty to Bank Robberies

School Enrollment Set to Drop in Coming Years

Officials blame loss of affordable housing units for expected decrease in student population

School Enrollment Set to Drop in Coming Years

Week In Great Falls

Supervisors Support Tax Exemption

Staff to review exemption process every three years

Supervisors Support Tax Exemption

Housing on Church Site?

Plan calls for as many as 210 units on United Christian Parish property.

Housing on Church Site?

School Spending: Classroom or Courtroom?

Montgomery Schools spend twice as much as Fairfax on attorneys.

School Spending: Classroom or Courtroom?

Centenarian Celebrates

Marion Orvedahl, who turned 100 last week, credits longevity with hard work.

Centenarian Celebrates

What Some May Not Know about Bob Simon

20 questions not often asked of Reston’s founder.

What Some May Not Know about Bob Simon

Centenarian Celebrates During Family Reunion

Marion Orvedahl, who turned 100 last week, credits longevity to hard work.

Centenarian Celebrates During Family Reunion

Little Lobbyists for Diabetes

Students take part in the ‘Children’s Congress’ for increased funding for diabetes research.

Little Lobbyists for Diabetes

Arlington this Week

Suspect Charged in Stealing 92 Million Names

AOL employee faces criminal charges.

Suspect Charged in Stealing 92 Million Names

Potomac Yard Plan Still Evolving

News Roundup

Little Lobbyists for Diabetes

Students take part in the ‘Children’s Congress’ for increased funding for diabetes research.

Little Lobbyists for Diabetes

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Local artist exhibits her talent for finding new details in every-day objects.

Arlington's school system may jettison its vending machines filled with unhealthy snacks and drinks.

City Council has purchased five acres of land for open space off Ivor Lane in Alexandria's West End.

Committed heists in Fair Lakes and Chantilly.

Officials blame loss of affordable housing units for expected decrease in student population

Staff to review exemption process every three years

Plan calls for as many as 210 units on United Christian Parish property.

Montgomery Schools spend twice as much as Fairfax on attorneys.

Marion Orvedahl, who turned 100 last week, credits longevity with hard work.

20 questions not often asked of Reston’s founder.

Marion Orvedahl, who turned 100 last week, credits longevity to hard work.

Students take part in the ‘Children’s Congress’ for increased funding for diabetes research.

AOL employee faces criminal charges.

Students take part in the ‘Children’s Congress’ for increased funding for diabetes research.