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Funding Plan Receives Public Support

Lazear Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy

Former Whitman student faces up to 18 months in jail for misdemeanor offense of conspiracy to commit robbery; state drops felony charges.

Lazear Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy

Pursuit Continues for Serial Bank Robber

Man suspected in half of Vienna’s 2006 bank robberies still at large.

Pursuit Continues for Serial Bank Robber

End of an Era at The Old Brogue

Retiring waitress gets celebrity send off.

When Martha Alden started working as a waitress at The Old Brogue Irish Pub in Great Falls, the area was still considered a rural D.C. suburb.

JCCGW Celebrates 100 Years Creating Community

Year-long celebration of center’s centennial.

Throughout this year, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington (JCCGW) will be celebrating 100 years of “connecting people of the Jewish community with each other, Israel and the broader community.”

Virginia Voters Get More Choices in 2013

Northern Virginia has most two-party races on ballot.

While the Virginia governor’s race is the one getting the most attention, both nationally and in the state, Virginia’s House of Delegates race is shaping up to be the most competitive in a decade.

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Email announcements to centreview@connectionnewspapers.com. Photos are welcome. More than 300 JMU students embarked on 30 spring break trips around the country and world. Students spent the week living simply, focused on service in their destination community but also on teamwork and reflection within their group. The following students participated in alternative spring break: Emma Stewart, Adrienne Lowry and Rachael Donnelly

Planning Around Reston’s Metro Stations

Master Plan Special Study Task Force update presented at forum.

The Reston Association, Reston Citizens Association and the Alliance for Reston Clusters and Homeowners hosted a joint community forum Thursday, Oct. 17 to discuss Phase One of the Reston Master Plan Special Study Task Force.

Giving Thanks in Style

Area tastemakers offer ideas and inspiration for Thanksgiving table settings.

There’s more to an elegant Thanksgiving table than a perfectly roasted turkey and fluffy mashed potatoes. Local design experts say that with a little planning and a few natural elements, it is possible to set a Thanksgiving table that is as tantalizing as the food it holds.

MCA Hosts Legislators Before Session

State senators, delegates brief community on goals for session starting Jan. 9.

The McLean Citizens Association hosted a town hall meeting featuring McLean-area state representatives Wednesday, Jan. 2 at the McLean Community Center. This year’s session begins Jan. 9, and since 2013 is an odd-numbered year, the session will go for 30 days with an option to extend for a maximum of 30 additional days.

Nimiry’s Hat Trick Leads TC Boys’ Soccer to Victory

Titans score five goals in Patriot District opener against West Potomac.

The T.C. Williams boys’ soccer team had struggled to capitalize on scoring opportunities early in the season, managing just six goals in five games en route to a 0-4-1 record. Against the Wolverines on April 10, the Titans found several ways to get the job done.

Author Provides ‘The Sundowner’ for Greenspring

enis Harrington’s original script was just what the Greenspring Players were looking for in their spring production.

Author Provides ‘The Sundowner’ for Greenspring

Hulk Artist Shares Comic Career

Church Street Parking Debated by Town

The Council heard comments from residents and business owners on Church Street parking restrictions as well as on Vienna’s Public Works Department

Church Street Parking Debated by Town

Lorton Prison Land Mapped Out but Not Final

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West Fairfax Elementary is being planned for Fairfax Corner area.

Plans for 10 acre park in Clifton flood plain would link more than 17 acres of open space inside town boundaries.

Japanese beetles will meet their ends this spring in hundreds of Broadlands lawns.