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Smith, Mahoney Win Best Ensemble Cappie
Seventh annual gala honors best of the best in high school theater.
Smith, Mahoney Win Best Ensemble Cappie
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Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
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This Week in Arlington
This Week in Arlington
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Following Cowboys, Marines Lead
Local author Peter Hilgartner plans to donate profits from his new book to the Injured Marine Fund.
Following Cowboys, Marines Lead
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All Scream for Vetoed Ice Cream
Students apply knowledge of government to move a mock bill through General Assembly.
All Scream for Vetoed Ice Cream
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Tibet Supporters March for Recognition
Members of the International Tibet Independence Movement march from Charlottesville to Washington, D.C. to lobby for the Dalai Lama.
Tibet Supporters March for Recognition
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Neighbors Want To Drown Pool Plans
Fairfax Swimming Pool request to bypass city codes draws opposition.
Neighbors Want To Drown Pool Plans
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Burdis Pleads Guilty to Murder
Chantilly man convicted of killing John Michael Shirley at Fair Lakes home.
Burdis Pleads Guilty to Murder
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Paradigm Halts Demolition Plans for Now
Paradigm Halts Demolition Plans for Now
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A Tale of Two Cities
Arlington, San Miguel move a step closer to forming partnership.
A Tale of Two Cities
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New Partnership to Assist Prospective Homeowners
Freddie Mac to collaborate with county government, the school system and five private companies to enable their employees to buy houses.
New Partnership to Assist Prospective Homeowners
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Arlington to Aid Entrepreneurs
County government starts new initiative to help small business owners thrive.
Arlington to Aid Entrepreneurs
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Business Volunteers Make An Impact
Deloitte volunteers plant trees and business ideas at Hybla Valley Elementary.
Business Volunteers Make An Impact
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It's All in the Genes
Potomac students organize projects to raise awareness about genetic disorders.
It's All in the Genes
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Week in Reston
Week in Reston
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Reporting for Service
Five South Lakes seniors will attend one of three military academies next year.
Reporting for Service
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No High Density at Stations?
Forty-year-old covenants restrict residential development at planned rail stations on Wiehle Avenue and Reston Parkway.
No High Density at Stations?
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Students Score High, Remain Humble.
Johns Hopkins University recognizes nine Lake Braddock middle school students recognized for scores on the SAT test.
Students Score High, Remain Humble.
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Ludwig Honored for Comic Acting
Seventh annual gala honors best of the best in high school theater.
Ludwig Honored for Comic Acting
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Anticipated Employees Already Here
Fort Belvoir's planners provide information to the public
Anticipated Employees Already Here