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Obituary: Remembering Lewis Stearman

Newspaper publisher, SSA and Optimist Club founder dies at 95.

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Member School Board by District

In November, Fairfax County voters will choose 12 school board members to serve four-year terms starting Jan. 1, 2024. Nineteen candidates are running for the nine magisterial district seats. There are also three at-large seats in the November election.

Potomac Calendar April 18

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Kusner Still Blazing Her Own Trails

Almost 40 years ago, an Arlington native became the first female to receive a jockey’s license.

Kusner Still Blazing Her Own Trails

Health Notes Dec. 10-15

Potomac Library Branch to Reopen Saturday, April 15

Potomac Libraries

Faith Notes

'Cut from the Same Cloth'

Rear Admiral Kathleen Martin speaks at Great Falls Freedom Memorial Veterans Day ceremony.

'Cut from the Same Cloth'

Olympians Stump at Great Falls

Citizens Oppose Extending Waterline

Extending water main line in Great Falls to serve Riverside Manor is criticized by many.

Citizens Oppose Extending Waterline

Editorial: Small Steps to Fight Homelessness

Efficiency apartments would serve 20-somethings, service workers, retirees and more.

One way to prevent homelessness is to think small. It doesn’t take much space to house one person. Sure, many houses in our area have 1,000 square feet and sometimes two or three times that much per person, but that’s really not necessary.

Commentary: A Bizarro World Slate

Imagine a state where the incumbents of the top posts—governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general—are all from one party. Imagine it is an election year. Imagine that party convening to select their candidates. One might expect a confident, party atmosphere celebrating a relatively popular incumbent governor and great unity in the coming battle to continue to hold power.

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Newspaper publisher, SSA and Optimist Club founder dies at 95.

Almost 40 years ago, an Arlington native became the first female to receive a jockey’s license.

Rear Admiral Kathleen Martin speaks at Great Falls Freedom Memorial Veterans Day ceremony.

Extending water main line in Great Falls to serve Riverside Manor is criticized by many.

Efficiency apartments would serve 20-somethings, service workers, retirees and more.