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Town Built By Railroad and Proximity to DC
Town Built By Railroad and Proximity to DC
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Town Built By Railroad and Proximity to DC
Town Built By Railroad and Proximity to DC
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Following Their Dream
Adult synchronized skating team, Ice Force One, takes home bronze at the 2007 U.S. Synchronized Team Skating Championships.
Following Their Dream
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County School System One of Largest in Nation
Education
County School System One of Largest in Nation
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Staton Plan for Rural Loudoun Passes
Last-minute problems threaten approval of plan for western Loudoun
Staton Plan for Rural Loudoun Passes
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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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More Teens Arrested for Violent Crimes
Police and social services coordinate their efforts to address youth violence.
More Teens Arrested for Violent Crimes
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Sharpshooting Woodson Boys Beat T.C. Williams
Cavaliers knock down 13 3-pointers, including career-high six from Tommy Stepka.
The T.C. Williams boys’ basketball team trailed Woodson by two points midway through the fourth quarter and was in search of a defensive stop when the Cavaliers passed the ball to Peter Murray, who was standing alone at the top of the arc. Murray, a reserve post who had yet to score, let fly from long range, burying a 3-pointer that left TC head coach Julian King slumping forward in disbelief in front of the Titans’ bench.
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Old-Timey Music
Arlington and Falls Church residents comprise New Old-Time String Band.
In the workaday world, Andrew Acosta has been a painting contractor for 30 years. During off times, he "paints" stories using traditional music, most often as leader of the New Old-Time String Band.
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Ring In Holiday Season with Gifts from Potomac Village
So much, so near.
The shopping season is here — and it’s time to find special gifts for everyone on your list. But instead of rushing to the mall, or heading to the outlets, this year, shop in Potomac.
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Delegate Still Working in Criminal Justice
Del. Steve Shannon (D-35th), a former prosecutor, plans to introduce several measures to stiffen penalties.
Delegate Still Working in Criminal Justice
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Sharing Great Falls Ghost Stories
GFHS Oktoberfest features tales of local hauntings.
After moving into one of the oldest houses in Great Falls, Jinny Beyer began thinking something was amiss in her home. For the first six months they lived there, every night at 2 a.m. sharp, Beyer would wake to what she felt was a presence in the room.
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Column: Countdown to Gadsby’s Ball
Commentary–Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society Board
The top 10 things about Gadsby’s Tavern that you may not know and why you should go to its Best Bib & Tucker Ball:
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Mount Vernon: West Potomac Rides 7-Game Win Streak to First Place
Wolverines win 9 of 11 prior to Tuesday’s loss to Annandale.
The West Potomac baseball team sits atop the Conference 7 standings with a 6-1 record.
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West Potomac Rides Seven-Game Win Streak to First Place
Wolverines win 9 of 11 prior to Tuesday’s loss to Annandale.
Leading off the bottom of the sixth inning, West Potomac right fielder Rocky Iboleon got the fastball he wanted and drove it to deep left.
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‘The Sidewalk Will Increase Safety’
City Council Votes to Improve Section of Roberts Road in Fairfax
Pending receipt of the necessary funds, the west side of Roberts Road in Fairfax – between Main Street and Sager Avenue – will be getting a new sidewalk, curb and gutter. The Fairfax City Council approved this action at its Jan. 13 meeting. Not all the residents are happy about it and not all the Council members are in agreement. But in the end, it’s believed that the project will make the city more walkable and this portion of Roberts Road safer.
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Three Decades Behind Bars
Man sentenced in killing of Centreville handyman.
When criminals targeted the home of a wealthy Centreville man, two years ago, their motive was money — they planned to rob him and leave. Murder wasn’t on the horizon. But when the homeowner’s handyman, Jose Cardona, tried to stop them, he paid with his life.
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Obitutary: Charles S. Beaner Sr.
Obitutary: Charles S. Beaner Sr.