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Trash Becomes Treasure

Fairfax County officials take VDOT leftovers and turn them into a sizable district park.

Trash Becomes Treasure

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Towering Antenna at High School?

Proposed cell tower at Mount Vernon High draws criticism.

Towering Antenna at High School?

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Trash Becomes Treasure

Fairfax County officials take VDOT leftovers and turn them into a sizable district park.

Trash Becomes Treasure

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4 Charged in Robberies

Gunman reportedly threatened to shoot woman.

4 Charged in Robberies

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Walmart Comes to Tysons Corner

New store at Tysons West is first "urban style" location.

Walmart opened their first urban-style location in the country in Tysons Corner Wednesday, Aug. 14. The store, which is one of their "supercenters," will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and serves as the anchor of the JBG Rosenfeld Retail-owned Tysons West.

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Meatless Diet Could Prolong One’s Life

New study shows vegetarian and vegan diets could lower risk of untimely death.

Walk into Annie Mahon’s spacious kitchen on a day she’s cooking, and the first thing you’ll notice are fresh herbs and spices resting on her wooden cutting block. The second is a savory aroma wafting from a Le Cruset cauldron simmering on the gas cook top as chickpeas bubble until the outsides are a glistening alabaster and the insides are creamy.

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Column: Week of Sunshine, Online Textbooks and Car Title Lenders

Last week in the General Assembly was a busy one. I have introduced 15 bills, three constitutional amendments, one study resolution, seven budget amendments, and I am Chief Co-Patron on four bills.

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Tour De Lee Hits the Streets

Tour De Lee Hits the Streets

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Letter: It’s One Alexandria

Letter to the Editor

Frankly I am tired of reading the letters to the editors in the local newspapers each week dragging myself through all the “City Council does nothing right” screeds.

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Woodson Boys’ Basketball Loses in State Semifinals

Cavaliers struggle offensively against Landstown.

The Woodson boys' basketball team scored a season-low 37 points against Landstown in the state semifinals.

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Lake Braddock Softball Beats Bishop O’Connell

Bruins pitcher Flesch tosses one-hitter against Knights.

The Lake Braddock softball team started the 2014 season with a 2-1 win over O'Connell.

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Jughandles and the Superstreet Concept in Mount Vernon

Examining Route 1 widening plans.

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Autobiography Celebration at Sandburg

Students share their life experiences with each other.

Autobiography Celebration at Sandburg

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Safety Recognized At Interchange Project

Safety Recognized At Interchange Project

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Safety Recognized At Interchange Project

Safety Recognized At Interchange Project

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Lessons and All That Jazz

Lessons and All That Jazz

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Vienna Resident Takes Runner-Up in Metro Contest

Linda Carducci will still do recordings for Metro, if not the famous "doors closing."

Vienna Resident Takes Runner-Up in Metro Contest

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Enough to Find Guilty

Former teacher accused of sexual battery might avoid jail, record.

Enough to Find Guilty

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Letter: Sad and Unfortunate

Letter to the Editor

This letter is a response to a recent column by Jack Kenny regarding the testimony of Sandra Fluke before Congress ["Creating a Need," Reston Connection, March 28-April 3, 2012].

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Community Celebrates McLean Day

Festival brings thousands to Lewinsville Park.

While Enid Tate of McLean enjoys going to McLean Day to check out the local businesses, live music, carnival rides and other staples of the annual festival, her two daughters come for only one thing.