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Breaking the Fast

Muslims gather at a local mosque to break their fast together during Ramadan.

Breaking the Fast

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Signature Offers Another World Premiere Musical

Gordon’s Auto-Biographical Musical Opens in Shirlington.

Signature Offers Another World Premiere Musical

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Langley Boys Gearing Up for Postseason Lacrosse

Saxons have put together an outstanding regular season.

Langley Boys Gearing Up for Postseason Lacrosse

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Third Time’s a Charm for Woodson

McGillicuddy, Cavaliers advance to state tournament.

Third Time’s a Charm for Woodson

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Third Time’s a Charm for Woodson

McGillicuddy, Cavaliers advance to state tournament.

Third Time’s a Charm for Woodson

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Signature Offers Another World Premiere Musical

Gordon’s Auto-Biographical Musical Opens in Shirlington.

Signature Offers Another World Premiere Musical

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Chargers’ Company-Wide Success

In head coach Valerie Allen’s first year, Charger girls take business-like approach.

Chargers’ Company-Wide Success

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Chargers’ Company-Wide Success

In head coach Valerie Allen’s first year, Charger girls take business-like approach.

Chargers’ Company-Wide Success

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Chargers’ Company-Wide Success

In head coach Valerie Allen’s first year, Charger girls take business-like approach.

Chargers’ Company-Wide Success

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Langley Captures Boys’ District Championship

Saxon standout Ningard tallies five goals in Saxons’ title game win over Madison.

Langley Captures Boys’ District Championship

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Leib’s Warhawks are Young, Optimistic

Following week one loss to Oakton, Madison preparing for Yorktown.

Leib’s Warhawks are Young, Optimistic

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Speed Cushions Achieve Dual Goals

Traffic Calming Measures Firmed Up

Speed Cushions Achieve Dual Goals

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Mount Vernon Politicians Frustrated By Sales Tax Deadlock

Mount Vernon Politicians Frustrated By Sales Tax Deadlock

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Churchill Girls Lose to Blair in 4A West Quarterfinals

Racoosin among talented Bulldogs expected to return.

The Churchill girls’ basketball team’s 2011-12 season began with a deep, talented roster and high expectations. It ended with a six-point fourth quarter amid the absence of composure.

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MPA Celebrates 50 Years

McLean Project for the Arts curators select works from their favorite artists for a golden anniversary exhibition.

McLean’s reputation as a trailblazer in the world of art is little known. It has the distinction of hosting one of the longest continually-running nonprofit art centers in the Washington-area, the McLean Project for the Arts. The MPA is also the first public-private partnership in the arts in Fairfax County.

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No One Leaves Alive in Reston's Haunted House

Former beloved Lake Anne Elementary School teacher continues Halloween tradition.

Human skeletal remains were found around dusk Saturday night, Oct. 31, on Stirrup Road in Reston.

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Fairfax: Special Grand Jury Begins Hearing Testimony in John Geer Case

Since shooting John Geer dead in the doorway of his Springfield home on Aug. 29, 2013, PFC Adam Torres of the Fairfax County Police Department has remained at work, albeit out of the field, but undisciplined by police and unprosecuted for any criminal wrongdoing.

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Lorton: Yates' Walk-Off Single Sends South County Softball to Region Quarterfinals

Stallions pitcher Bates allows one unearned run in seven innings.

The South County softball team defeated South Lakes 2-1 on Friday.

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Scattering Low-Income Residents Across Alexandria

Public-housing authority considers redeveloping seven properties.

Uncertainty is hanging in the air for thousands of public-housing residents and their neighbors.

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Mackey, West Potomac Best James, Lake Braddock in Shootout

Senior rivals combine for 79 points in early-season matchup.

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