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Tapestry Raffled for Water Garden

Tapestry Raffled for Water Garden

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Edwards at South County

Elizabeth Edwards discusses healthcare programs.

Edwards at South County

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Fire Loss Climbing

Major fires increase from 10 in '03 to 26 in '04.

Fire Loss Climbing

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Sterling Spring Celebration

Community Center Celebrates Spring

Sterling Spring Celebration

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Terraset Celebrates Veterans Day

Elementary school continues tradition of recognizing heroes.

Terraset Celebrates Veterans Day

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Cancer Cooking Course in Herndon

Cancer Cooking Course in Herndon

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Letter: Bullying Behavior

Without question, the involvement of a community is vital to dealing with bullying among youth.

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A Different Kind of Win For Lancer Girls Soccer

Lancer team members take part in Lupus benefit walk.

The Lee High girls' soccer team participated at the recent Lupus Walk fundraiser event in Washington, D.C. Lancer team members sent out emails to fundraise and bring awareness for the benefit event. The walk itself was 1.5 miles.

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McLean Community Center to Hold Meeting, Hearing on Budget

The Governing Board of the McLean Community Center (MCC) will hold two meetings on its Proposed FY 2015 budget in September.

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To the Editor: Can We Afford It?

"Affordable" housing is a good idea isn't it?

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Great Falls Exxon Environmental Meeting Set

GFCA to host meeting on former Exxon station contamination.

The Great Falls Citizens Association will host a public meeting Tuesday, May 14, to address the environmental impact of lingering effects on the site of the former Exxon station at the corner of Walker Road and Georgetown Pike.

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Letter to the Editor: Founders Park Threatened

High-rise development on this waterfront parcel was staved off in 1979 as the result of concerted efforts by nearby residents and Ellen Pickering, among others.

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Two Art Talks Scheduled at Great Falls Library in November

The public is cordially invited to attend two special evenings at the Great Falls Library on Thursdays, Nov. 7 and Nov. 14, from 7 to 8 p.m. Admission is free.

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‘McLean Village Exchange’ Launched

Dranesville Supervisor John Foust hosted a gathering of community leaders and residents to launch the McLean Village Exchange Wednesday, Oct. 23.

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Letter: City Police Deserves Kudos

As a criminal justice practitioner for many years and as an educator as well, I had the recent privilege and pleasure to ride along with Sgt. Nicholas Rugierro. I observed nothing but the best during the tour of duty.

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Welcoming Scouts

Willow Springs Elementary holds Girl Scouts Investiture/Rededication Ceremony.

The Willow Springs Elementary School Girl Scouts held an investiture/rededication ceremony on Friday, Dec. 7, 2012 at 7 p.m. in the school’s cafeteria. Investiture welcomes new members into the Girl Scout family for the first time.

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Column: Success of Playfest in 2012

Students, staff and some community members all came together to create something meaningful and beautiful for the Playfest at T.C. Williams High School Black Box Theatre last November.

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Now Comes the Fundraising

Now that Westfield’s marching band has been accepted to participate in next year’s Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, it must get busy raising the money needed for the trip.

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Norwood Students Head to Odyssey of Mind Finals

Some Potomac-area students were recognized recently for their creative thinking and collaborative abilities when Norwood School in Bethesda hosted Odyssey of the Mind earlier this month.

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Entertainment Brief: Refugees from Slavery: Contrabands in Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia

The National Park Service and the Office of Historic Alexandria will co-sponsor a program called Refugees from Slavery: Contrabands in Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at the Alexandria Black History Museum from 6:30-8:30 p.m.