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Musings From the Maestro

Musings From the Maestro

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Hanukkah Lights Up Arlington

Hanukkah Lights Up Arlington

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Blown Line Leads To Magic Moment

Tapestry's two-lady show enchants.

Blown Line Leads To Magic Moment

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Blown Line Leads To Magic Moment

Tapestry's two-lady show enchants.

Blown Line Leads To Magic Moment

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Students Take on Calcium Challenge

Entry submitted by Green Hedges students was one of 70 finalists.

Students Take on Calcium Challenge

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Board Meeting Resolves Title IX

Girls sports come to amicable solution, but board clashes over preschool.

Board Meeting Resolves Title IX

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Stray Pets

Stray Pets

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One Year Later Blood Donations Are MIA

One Year Later Blood Donations Are MIA

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Search Continues for Murder Suspect

Search of suspect’s Woodbridge home reveals gang links.

Search Continues for Murder Suspect

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Man Charged With 9 Offenses

Man Charged With 9 Offenses

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Tailgaters Operating in Tysons

County police urge office workers at Tysons to monitor belongings and pay attention to who is in the office.

Tailgaters Operating in Tysons

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One-Year Reprieve

Future of 'yellow house:' sale or demolition?

One-Year Reprieve

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9th Fort Belvoir Oktoberfest

9th Fort Belvoir Oktoberfest

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Scotland's Summer Celebration

Annual Scotland Community Day draws residents and visitors for fun and games.

Scotland's Summer Celebration

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Local Man Charged: Online Solicitation

Arrested in statewide sting targeting child predators.

Anarug Sharma, 35, of Fairfax, was one of 20 people across Virginia arrested last week as a result of “Operation Phalanx” – an undercover operation targeting alleged child predators. It was a collaborative effort between Virginia's two Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task forces and the attorney general’s office.

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Area Roundups

The Fairfax County Office of Elections needs approximately 2,200 election officers—particularly bilingual ones—for the Nov. 5 general election, and it’s seeking the public’s help. Election officers must be registered voters in Virginia and must complete required training and forms. Applicants may choose to accept the $175 payment for a full day’s work or volunteer their time.

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Oakton’s Weaver Leads Gymnastics Team to Victory

Sophomore wins all-around competition.

The Oakton gymnastics team won a home meet on Jan. 9.

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Letter to the Editor: Take Politics Out of Redistricting

Let's face it — Virginia's Delegate and Senatorial district maps are a gerrymandered disgrace.

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Local Girl Scouts Earn Top Awards

Local Girl Scouts Earn Top Awards

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Tailgaters Operating in Tysons Offices

Tailgaters Operating in Tysons Offices