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Cinderella Walzes Past Cliches

Wootton Theater

Cinderella Walzes Past Cliches

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Student Assembly Line

Students makes hats as part of Fairfax woman's project.

Student Assembly Line

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High School Mourns Student's Death

Benjamin "Kit" Baney remembered for his friendship, reliability.

High School Mourns Student's Death

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Week in Reston

Week in Reston

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Condos Could Come to Oracle Property

Plan would add 457 condos to Oracle, but would not replace office space.

Condos Could Come to Oracle Property

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A Volunteer for Life

Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute staff remember a volunteer whose work touched many.

A Volunteer for Life

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$180.4 Million in School Construction?

$180.4 Million in School Construction?

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Community Role Models Celebrates One Year

New volunteers are recruited for local organizations.

Community Role Models Celebrates One Year

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Two Trials, One Murder

Prosecutor seeks death penalty for murder of pizza deliverer.

Two Trials, One Murder

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Race Remembers Mary Graham

Race Remembers Mary Graham

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Looking Ahead to Zoning Threats

President's Letter

Looking Ahead to Zoning Threats

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Cocaine Distribution Charge Goes to Grand Jury

Cocaine Distribution Charge Goes to Grand Jury

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A Volunteer for Life

Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute staff remember a volunteer whose work touched many.

A Volunteer for Life

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With Songs in Their Hearts

Twain Middle School Choir to perform at state music educator's conference.

With Songs in Their Hearts

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Letter: Vision-based Planning

Mr. Auld’s letter in your most recent edition (“What’s Best for All Residents”) is full of straw men. No one in CAAWP (or anywhere else that I’m aware of) is arguing for mindless “preservation” of the kind that he knocks down.

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Column: “Meagulpa”

As a veteran of the chemo wars, I should have been better prepared mentally for the food/taste challenges often caused by the infusion of such cancer-fighting chemicals, but I wasn’t.

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Baseball Legend Frank Howard Visits Sportsman's Club

He took the field with the likes of Carl Furillo, Gil Hodges, Pee Wee Reese and Ray Campanella. But Frank Howard didn't just play with baseball's finest, he was one of them, winning National League Rookie of the Year honors in 1960 and appearing in four All Star games for the American League from 1968 to 1971. On April 17, the former Washington Senator and Los Angeles Dodger spoke at the Alexandria Sportsman's Club and recounted some of the most memorable moments of his career.

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A Passion for Animals

"From a young age, I have always had a passion for animals. In college, one of my dogs passed away and I felt like I had lost a best friend..."

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TC Baseball Secures First Regional Berth Since 2009

Titans beat Lee in Patriot District tournament quarterfinals

The T.C. Williams baseball team will travel to face top-seed Lake Braddock in the Patriot District semifinals on Friday.

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Q and A: Mount Vernon Grad Loftus to Play Basketball at Hofstra

Loftus helped Mount Vernon win three consecutive National District championships.