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Man of Iron

Springfield man trains with wife for Ironman competition.

Man of Iron

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Canal Boat to Debut in August

Tavern group signs $533,000 contract for construction of replica double-decker boat to carry visitors at Great Falls.

Canal Boat to Debut in August

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Always in Demand

School Board members share thoughts on budget, search for superintendent.

Always in Demand

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From Committee to Council

Herndon Dulles Chamber of Commerce's Hispanic Business Committee expands to council level.

From Committee to Council

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Student Gets a Second Chance

Class of 2007

Student Gets a Second Chance

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Curtain Call For Langley Siblings

Langley High School prepares for its production of Don Nigro's "Robin Hood."

Curtain Call For Langley Siblings

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Week In McLean

Week In McLean

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Roads in Quagmire

Roads in Quagmire

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Making Students Feel at Home

Chrisman Named Marketing Teacher of the Year

Making Students Feel at Home

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Crosswalk Safety Is Stressed

Three students struck while crossing Union Mill Rd.

Crosswalk Safety Is Stressed

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Another Push for Familes

Coalition seeks to bring childcare funding to lawmakers’ attention.

Another Push for Familes

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It’s All About You — And Your Neighbors

Opinion — WMCCA President's Letter

It’s All About You — And Your Neighbors

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‘The Music Is Infectious’

Alliance Theatre presents “Legally Blonde, the Musical.”

Scott Olson has been a director and actor for 20 years, but he says the cast of The Alliance Theatre’s “Legally Blonde, the Musical” is something special.

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McLean Day 2013, Saturday, May 18: “Celebrating Our Hometown”

It’s the place to be with the people you want to be with: McLean Day has that hometown feel.

The McLean Community Center’s (MCC) annual community festival McLean Day 2013: “Celebrating Our Hometown” draws a large crowd of residents and local businesses and organizations together once a year to celebrate their “hometown.”

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Kicking up Their Heels

Students enjoy Day Prom at The Waterford.

At last week’s Day Prom at The Waterford in Fair Oaks, it didn’t matter if some of the students attending couldn’t walk or talk. For a few hours, they were just like all the other students in their high schools — they were at their school prom.

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Warrior Canine Connection Celebrates First Graduation

Vienna’s Patty Kennedy honored.

The graduation ceremony was like every other commencement. It included a graduation speaker, honored guests, the National Anthem, an invocation and a crowd of spectators cheering as the grads took their places on stage. They were proud to have just completed their schooling and ready to enter the next phase of their lives, meet more challenges and discover new horizons.

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Pets Matter in McLean

Mclean residents love their pets.

It was nearly seven summers ago that the Allen family met the runt of a littler of toy poodles from a Maryland breeder. From the moment she arrived at their McLean home, “Summer” was part of the family. “She just means everything to our family,” said Melissa Allen, who shares the home with her husband John and their three daughters.

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Going Green

Richard Lee Herron is the Independent Green Party's candidate for delegate in the 39th District.

Going Green

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Green Things on Big Screens

Potomac native brings animated characters to life.

Green Things on Big Screens

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Will Feds Pay For Rail?

Will Feds Pay For Rail?