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Faith, Nov. 26-Dec. 2
Faith, Nov. 26-Dec. 2
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Honking for Helpers
Honking for Helpers
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From Elaine McConnell
From Elaine McConnell
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Community Notes
Community Notes
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Community Notes
Community Notes
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Community Notes
Community Notes
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Community Notes
Community Notes
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Community Notes
Community Notes
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On the Move at Belle View Shopping Center
Dale Photo moves up and makes way for Curves.
On the Move at Belle View Shopping Center
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Veterans Honored at Mount Vernon with Concert and Wreath-laying
Veterans Honored at Mount Vernon with Concert and Wreath-laying
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Parkview's Year in Drama
Parkview's Year in Drama
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Here Comes the Rain
Heavy rains dump create a foot of standing water at the intersection of King and Union.
Here Comes the Rain
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Sold
Crescent and Fairway apartments, along with most of the other Winkler residential properties, are under contract.
Sold
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No Condos South of Market
Boston Properties drops bid for residential use in Town Center.
No Condos South of Market
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Here Comes the Rain
Heavy rains dump create a foot of standing water at the intersection of King and Union.
Here Comes the Rain
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Scavenger Hunt Teaches Virginia History
Students take field trip at local restaurant.
Scavenger Hunt Teaches Virginia History
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Stratford Landing Teacher Wins West Potomac Raffle
WP all-night graduation party gets funded.
Stratford Landing Teacher Wins West Potomac Raffle
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Letter: Missing in Abortion Debate
Letter to the Editor
A constant theme among letters to the editor is that of abortion activists eager to advance the cause of liberal women to abort arguably future Democrat voters, which is the ultimate oxymoron. The espoused opposition theme to any effort to educate the public seems to be, as stated by a reader in the March 22-23 edition of this paper, “restricting a woman’s right to decide what happens to her body when she is pregnant.”
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Running, Walking for Charities
Connections for Hope run, walk benefits local charities.
Nearly 46 percent of all Herndon families speak a language other than English at home. Vecinos Unidos is one of the charities trying to fill a need for services in this area.