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Family Fun on the Fourth
The Barcroft neighborhood celebrates the nation's independence day.
Family Fun on the Fourth
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Stories from Students: Inner Voice Found
Meredith Shonebarger had teachers at alternative school who told her she amounted to everything.
Stories from Students: Inner Voice Found
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Contributions: Trouble by Design
Candidates are playing by the rules, but the rules need to change.
Contributions: Trouble by Design
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Development Receives Board Approval
The Board of Supervisors voted to approve a zoning application to allow 49 new homes on Waxpool Road.
Development Receives Board Approval
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Reaching Historic Status
State approves Aldie bridge inclusion on landmarks register.
Reaching Historic Status
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Board Honors Local 'Hero'
Arlington resident catches toddler falling from a window.
Board Honors Local 'Hero'
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Karin Currie: "Businessperson of the Year."
Karin Currie: "Businessperson of the Year."
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Out On A Quiet Note
Last meeting of the year a quiet one for South County Federation
Out On A Quiet Note
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Out On A Quiet Note
Last meeting of the year a quiet one for South County Federation
Out On A Quiet Note
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Inside the Pentagon
David Englin remembers being in the Pentagon when it was attacked.
Inside the Pentagon
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Out On A Quiet Note
Last meeting of the year a quiet one for South County Federation
Out On A Quiet Note
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Vienna Rotary Continues Weekly Check Presentations
Service club donates to local nonprofits the money it raises for humanitarian purposes.
The Rotary Club of Vienna, Inc. one-ups Bill Gates. While Gates gives away most of his fortune, Rotary gives away all its fortune. Throughout the year, the service club donates to area nonprofits all the money it brings in through fundraising events, most notably, through ViVa! Vienna!, the annual three-day Memorial Day weekend festival.
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McLean Student Named Presidential Scholar
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the selection of Priya Krishnan of McLean, who attends Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology in Alexandria, as a 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholar.
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Letter: Endorsing Newcomers
To the Editor: On April 30, 2012, I resigned as president of the Alexandria League of Women Voters, although I remain a member, as I have been for many years now.
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Obituary: Meredith G. Williams, Jr.
Meredith G. Williams, Jr., CDR USNR retired, died on June 29, 2012 at the age of 88. Born in Weymouth, Mass. he has resided in the Washington, D.C. area since 1956.
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Storms Provide Wake-Up Call
Dust off emergency plans; sign-up for Fairfax County alerts.
I’ve been thinking a lot about emergencies lately—a derecho, four days without power in a heat wave with two small kids, and a flooded kitchen floor will do that to you. So will a magnitude 5.8 earthquake such as the one we experienced last August.
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Neighborhood
Taylor Run
KEIRA MORAN Our neighbor Keira Moran has decided to accept a scholarship to the music industries program at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music. 1, 243 musicians entered videos of their performing original music to Frost. Fifty of those students were called down to audition; Keira was one of the 12 who were chosen for the program.
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Reston Summer Viewpoints
What Is Your Favorite Place or Way to Have Fun in the Summer?