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Crab Feast Returns
Proceeds from all-you-can-eat event to benefit hurricane victims
Crab Feast Returns
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Focusing on Day Labor Issue
Religious groups discuss ways to help day laborers.
Focusing on Day Labor Issue
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Board Funds New Elementary School
Dulles area of county witnesses rapid residential growth.
Board Funds New Elementary School
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City Suspends Mirant Nuisance Suit
City Suspends Mirant Nuisance Suit
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Board Greenlights Two Columbia Pike Projects
New grocery store and 500 apartments set to help rejuvenate south Arlington corridor.
Board Greenlights Two Columbia Pike Projects
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Crab Feast Returns
Proceeds from all-you-can-eat event to benefit hurricane victims
Crab Feast Returns
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Second Time's a Charm for Clarendon Church Project?
The County Board is taking up the First Baptist Church of Clarendon project again after it was struck down in court last year.
Second Time's a Charm for Clarendon Church Project?
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Howard Kurtz Tries His Hand at Directing
‘Biloxi Blues’ set to open this weekend at Little Theatre
Howard Kurtz Tries His Hand at Directing
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Breathing Easy in Clifton
Is traffic congestion in Clifton causing air quality concerns?
Breathing Easy in Clifton
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Erasing Forestdale’s ‘Island’
Moving just over 100 students would not fix overcrowding at Springfield Estates Elementary.
Erasing Forestdale’s ‘Island’
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Breathing Easy in Clifton
Is traffic congestion in Clifton causing air quality concerns?
Breathing Easy in Clifton
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Outgoing County Executive Tony Griffin Presents Final Budget Proposal
$6.7 billion proposal is a 6.1 percent budget increase.
Appearing before members of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors for the last time, outgoing county executive Anthony Griffin had the luxury of taking the long view.
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Marching Onward Into the Past
Virginia is becoming a vision free zone.
A prominent group of northern Virginia business leaders recently sent the Governor and the entire Virginia General Assembly a tersely worded letter to remind the Republican leadership that the welfare of Virginia depends on a robust economy and not on their social agenda.
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Romney, Paul Team Up in Reston
NVCC politics students stage mock GOP convention.
Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney triumphantly entered the convention area. He was preceded by his running mate, Ron Paul. This convention was not in Tampa, but rather in a Northern Virginia Community College classroom in Reston.
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Saints’ Reed Wants To Prove She’s Earned Accolades
Junior attacker is already all-time leading goal scorer for SSSAS lax.
St. Stephen's & St. Agnes junior Carly Reed has pretty much done it all in her high school career, but remains driven to succeed by a desire to prove she has earned the accolades bestowed upon her.
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Town Hosts Metro Plan Update
Development process, traffic among questions at public meeting.
The Town of Herndon and its consultants, Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc., held a meeting Monday, Jan. 23 to update the public on the latest Metro development plan.
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Chantilly Boys Break Into Soccer Win Column
Chargers get victories over Westfield and Mount Vernon.
The Chantilly High boys’ soccer team, following a 0-8 start to the season, won consecutive games last week. The Chargers, in a Concorde District outing at Westfield High last Thursday, April 26, defeated the Bulldogs, 4-0, for their first win of the season. And earlier this week on Monday, April 30, Chantilly, in overtime, won a non-district home game over Mount Vernon, 4-3.
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Silence of the Court: Virginia Supreme Court Denies Access to Audio Recordings
Lack of transparency is explained as effort to shield personal conversations.
The Virginia Supreme Court operates in silence, denying public access to audio recordings of its oral arguments.