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Lancers, Spartans Light Up Scoreboard Versus Lupus

Patriot District softball opponents play all out in game for a cause.

Lancers, Spartans Light Up Scoreboard Versus Lupus

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One Street — Two Tales

Isabel's fury hit just about everyone.

One Street — Two Tales

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Bulletin Board

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ARHA Votes Scattered Public Housing Sites

ARHA Votes Scattered Public Housing Sites

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Bulletin Board

Bulletin Board

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St. Aidan’s Church Scene of PBS Show

Local audience part of taping.

St. Aidan’s Church Scene of PBS Show

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Competing in 'Treasure' Race

A Herndon man selected to take part in global competition for free car.

Competing in 'Treasure' Race

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Schools Prepare for Opening Day

New staff, new initiatives and new partnerships take priority at elementary schools.

Schools Prepare for Opening Day

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Old Sterling Continues Struggle

Old Sterling Continues Struggle

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West Potomac Says Farewell

West Potomac community buries three of its own after fatal crash on graduation day.

West Potomac Says Farewell

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Is Traffic Relief On the Way?

Residents examine designs to fix the I-66/Route 28 interchange.

As things are now, rush hour traffic on Route 28 in Centreville is more than the traffic signals at Braddock/Walney roads, the entrance to E.C. Lawrence Park and the ramp to I-66 East can handle. This situation results in traffic backups, delays and safety hazards.

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Alexandria City Council Issues 90-Day Eminent Domain Ultimatum to Boat Club

Six-to-one vote sets deadline for city officials and boat club to compromise or else.

In the clearest threat yet that members of the Alexandria City Council are willing to use the power of eminent domain to take land owned by the Old Dominion Boat Club,

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Best Laid Plans No Match For Opinions

Nationwide search underway for new Planning & Zoning director

Best Laid Plans No Match For Opinions

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Education Issues Take Center Stage

Constituents tell lawmakers to increase teacher pay; ERA, $15 minimum wage and more.

Teachers deserve a pay raise, and Virginia desperately needs to hire more school counselors. These were two of the most prevalent concerns voiced by constituents to members of the Fairfax County legislative delegation, the largest in the Virginia General Assembly.

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Arlington Calendar

Food Truck Thursdays. In the surface parking lot at the corner of Crystal Drive and 18th Street.

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