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Virginians Lost Last Week When House Voted Down Bills

But it’s not over until it’s over for four remaining bills

house bills

Military in the Arts Initiative, Every Day of the Year

Workhouse Arts Center, honoring military veterans and their families

Workhouse arts

Public Safety: A Community Conversation in Mount Vernon

Police conversation

Dundee Delegation Visits Alexandria

Suttles Pleads Guilty to Thefts from UPS

Hyland Provides Infill Solution — No Charge

Once lots are consolidated, their developer appeal diminishes.

Hyland Provides Infill Solution — No Charge

Board Schedules Extra Meeting for Rural Area

Raising Awareness, Money To Stop Domestic Violence

A woman battered and bruised by her abusive husband leaves one night to escape. Unable to find a safe place to stay, she is forced to go back, time and time again. Across town another woman flees with her children. Not knowing where to go, they sleep in the woods despite freezing temperatures. In a third house, a child pulls the blankets over her head, trying to drown out the sound of yelling and punching down the hall. It’s a sad American truth that one in three women murdered are killed by an intimate partner. In Fairfax County 57 percent.

Students Get Blast From the Past

Reston Rotary tours elementaries with Thomas Jefferson re-enactor.

Students across Reston elementary schools got a blast from the past Tuesday, Jan. 8 and Wednesday, Jan. 9, courtesy of the Reston Rotary Club. Bill Barker, an actor who has played Thomas Jefferson at Colonial Williamsburg since 1993, toured Forest Edge, Terraset, Dogwood, Fox Mill, Hunters Woods and Lake Anne Elementary Schools to tell the students about his life and beliefs.

Many Unusual Elements in Oweiss Murder Case

Watch Candidates Debate

Opinion: Wolf Trap—A Park and Theatre

One of the many advantages of living in this wonderful place called Reston is having the national treasure, Wolf Trap Farm Park, right around the corner. Wolf Trap was created by the Congress in 1966 as a national park following the donation of the 130-acre grounds by Catherine Filene Shouse to the United States.

Letter: Breastfeeding is About Life

Letter to the Editor

To the Editor: As a fairly new Virginia resident, I like reading your summaries of county and state government actions that impact us all, including the General Assembly’s crossover bills featured in your February 19-25 issue. I’d like to share one more. HB1499 protects mothers who breastfeed their babies in public; Del. Dave Albo is one of the co-patrons.

Humor to Hold One's Own As 50 Approaches

A singular performer is coming to the area. Annabelle Gurwitch, who co-hosted TV's "Dinner and a Movie," has been seen on a wide variety of television shows including "Seinfeld" and is the author of "I See You Made an Effort: Compliments, Indignities, and Survival Stories from the Edge of 50" will be at the JCC of Northern Virginia. She will be doing her signature comedic riffs on marriage, parenting and insights into turning middle-aged.

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But it’s not over until it’s over for four remaining bills

Workhouse Arts Center, honoring military veterans and their families

Baby alligator found in residential neighborhood.

Once lots are consolidated, their developer appeal diminishes.

Great Falls Charitable Foundation holds golf tournament for SCC and Alternative House.

Board of Director elections in January.

Reston Rotary tours elementaries with Thomas Jefferson re-enactor.

Letter to the Editor