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Little Theater’s ‘Heiress’ Brings James Novel to Life

Little Theater’s ‘Heiress’ Brings James Novel to Life

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Meet Your Neighbor

Meet Your Neighbor

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It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's... a Plane

Pilots are cutting corners and residents are feeling the burden of increased aircraft noise.

It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's... a Plane

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Creating a Piece of History

Fifth-graders at White Oaks Elementary create pages for ‘world’s largest scrapbook.’

Creating a Piece of History

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Partying for Safe Neighborhoods

Tuesday, Aug. 7 is 24th annual National Night Out.

Partying for Safe Neighborhoods

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New Leadership At Healthly Families

New Leadership At Healthly Families

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Preparing for a Real Crisis

Emergency personnel respond to mock airplane crash.

Preparing for a Real Crisis

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Clifton Residents Redesign Homes

DS&T specializes in commercial and residential buildings

Clifton Residents Redesign Homes

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It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's... a Plane

Pilots are cutting corners and residents are feeling the burden of increased aircraft noise.

It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's... a Plane

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Sterling Church Collects Books for Marshall Islands

Students Collect More Than 30,000 Books

Sterling Church Collects Books for Marshall Islands

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Clifton Residents Redesign Homes

DS&T specializes in commercial and residential buildings

Clifton Residents Redesign Homes

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Week in Reston

Week in Reston

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All in the Family

Dominion Students Leave Home

All in the Family

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Students, Teachers Exhibit Together

Art reception at Lake Anne Reston Community Center.

On Sunday, May 5, students and teachers in Reston Community Center’s visual arts program assembled in a reception to meet with friends and relatives. The work is on display now at the Jo Ann Rose Gallery at the Reston Community Center at Lake Anne.

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Lake Anne Goes to the Dogs for Charity Dog Wash

Annual Dogtopia charity wash raises funds to train service dogs.

Trina Shaughnessy was with her dog Macro on their usual Sunday afternoon walk on North Shore Drive last weekend, when she heard an unmistakable sound coming from Lake Anne Plaza.

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County Libraries Promote Summer Reading

Fairfax County Public Library began its 2013 Summer Reading Program on June 18, three days before the official first day of summer. Ted Kavich, Program and Educational Services manager for the Fairfax County Public Library, is directing this year’s program. “This will be my third year running the summer reading program,” said Kavich. “Our program involves more than 20 library branches with sponsors and performers,” said Kavich. “It has been a regular thing, and kids and parent look forwards to it. … We partner with the schools in this because we do not want kids to loose their reading and vocabulary skills.”

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The Great Falls Farmers Market Moves Indoors

In January and February the market will operate Saturdays at the Historic Great Falls Grange,

We made a collective decision to run a winter Great Falls Community Farmers Market based on a survey of summer farmers market shoppers. Most wanted an all-year market and agreed to shop year-round in support of the vendors. Everyone enjoyed a wonderful holiday market in which many vendors sold out completely before the end of the market, delighting our community with their unique offerings. However, the Farmers’ Almanac predictions for a very cold winter have been proving true. The market cancelled on Dec. 14 due to predictions of a head-on snowstorm. The Jan. 4 market faced a parking lot of ice and snow. We tried to arrange a drive-thru, but people preferred to walk. This past Saturday, rains were heavy – the first (unrelenting) downpour our market ever experienced – definitely dampening the market in all respects.

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“Flourishing After 55”

“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington’s Office of Senior Adult Programs for Oct. 8-13.

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Huntington Residents Remain Unprotected in the Face of Flooding

$30 million floodwall is at least two years away.

Fairfax County voters may have approved a $30 million floodwall for Huntington, but neighbors in this working-class neighborhood don’t seem particularly satisfied.

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Column: Wrangling State Budget, Transportation

Crossover occurred last week — all remaining House bills went to the Senate, and all Senate bills went to the House. It was a busy week, with big topics discussed from SB 259 to budget and transportation.