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Fine Arts Scene

Fine Arts Scene

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Fine Arts Scene

Fine Arts Scene

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Community Notes

Community Notes

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Three-Year Sentence Given for Pandering

Three-Year Sentence Given for Pandering

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Council Notebook

Council Notebook

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New Partnership to Assist Prospective Homeowners

Freddie Mac to collaborate with county government, the school system and five private companies to enable their employees to buy houses.

New Partnership to Assist Prospective Homeowners

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Giving Route 50 CPAM Another Look

Giving Route 50 CPAM Another Look

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Constituents Voice Zoning Concerns

Constituents Voice Zoning Concerns

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Denis Hits Trail

Supporters cite his leadership on Seven Locks and the C&O Canal Taskforce.

Denis Hits Trail

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Centreville Graduates 425 Seniors

Centreville Graduates 425 Seniors

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Week in Burke

News Briefs

Week in Burke

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This Week in Potomac 12-21-05

This Week in Potomac 12-21-05

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Celebrating a McFestival

McLean High School celebrates its culture and diversity.

Celebrating a McFestival

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Board Takes Action

Board Takes Action

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Crime Log

Crime Log

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Crime Log

Crime Log

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Crime Log

Crime Log

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Arlington: Parking Extension Deferred

Concerns over unknowns stall extension of parking meter hours.

Starting in September, Arlingtonians hoping for on-street parking should begin saving those extra quarters. In a unanimous vote at its May 16 meeting, the County Board approved a 25 cent-per-hour increase in metered parking rates. However, the board deferred a vote on the more controversial extension of operating hours until it receives a more detailed analysis of the extension’s effects.

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Potomac Day

On Parade

The line-up for the parade starts at 9:30 a.m. Roads close at 10 a.m. The parade kickoff is 10:30 a.m.

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Freak Storm Hits Reston

Strong winds knock out power and phone service, causing tree damage.

On Friday night a line of powerful storms moved through the D.C. area. The storms hit the Reston area around 10:30 p.m., taking many residents by surprise. The storms knocked out power and phone reception throughout Reston and caused significant tree damage.