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Robinson Girls’ Soccer Season Ends in Purcellville
Rams, behind Barry and Heck, put together a fine season.
Robinson Girls’ Soccer Season Ends in Purcellville
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Much To See in Arlington
Much To See in Arlington
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Uncorking the Possibilities
Local experts shed light on what to pour for the holidays.
Uncorking the Possibilities
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'Made in Great Falls'
Great Falls Studios prepares for annual Holiday Art Show and Sale.
'Made in Great Falls'
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Healthy Sanders First Step in Revamping TC D
Titans starting to get injured players back, beat Mount Vernon.
Healthy Sanders First Step in Revamping TC D
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VDOT Draws Residents' Wrath
Outdoor Meeting Illustrated Lack of Sensitivity, Concerns
VDOT Draws Residents' Wrath
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Moran Beats Back Primary Challenge
Moran Beats Back Primary Challenge
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MVO Joins with NOVA Community Chorus for Concert
MVO Joins with NOVA Community Chorus for Concert
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Change Surprises ARHA
Some public housing residents affected by tax credit limit.
Change Surprises ARHA
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Elevated Lead Levels in Potomac Schools
Every school tested has elevated lead levels; many schools do not yet have test results back.
Elevated Lead Levels in Potomac Schools
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Letters to the Editor 12-13-06
Letters to the Editor 12-13-06
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Sidewalk Offer Exposes Inefficiencies
County departments pull for stand-alone stretch on Democracy Boulevard.
Sidewalk Offer Exposes Inefficiencies
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Fairfax Field Hockey Beats Lake Braddock in Regionals
Sophomore Duke scores lone goal for Rebels.
The Fairfax field hockey team defeated Lake Braddock, 1-0, in the opening round of the Northern Region Tournament on Oct. 23.
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Living Legend, Alice P. Morgan: A Lifetime of Getting People Involved
Never too young or too old to volunteer.
Suppose you must select one word to describe 2015 Living Legend Alice P. Morgan. There are many choices: groundbreaker, activist, and nurturer come quickly to mind. But perhaps the most all-encompassing is inclusive. Morgan is about including people. For example, when Morgan chaired Alexandria’s annual Martin Luther King Day celebrations, she found a way to include anyone who showed an interest, even children.
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Old Town Prepares for Historic Garden Week
Part of state-wide event.
Five Old Town Alexandria homes and gardens will open to the public on April 22 as part of the 84th Historic Garden Week.
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Major Renovation Begins at Culpepper Garden of Arlington
Apartments to gain senior-needed amenities.
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Senator Kaine Hosts Interfaith Forum
Senator Tim Kaine spends last day before VP pick showing why Virginia matters.
No one knew it at the time, but Sen. Timothy M. Kaine’s (D-Va.) public appearances moderating roundtables in Northern Virginia last Thursday, July 21 would be his last day of relative political anonymity before being catapulted to political prominence 24 hours later as Hillary Clinton’s pick for her Vice-Presidential running mate.
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Hometown Potomac Journey Propels Her Career
As pharmacist, Elisabet Tassis served people she grew up with.
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Entertainment Calendar of Events In Alexandria
Del Ray Artisans Fundraiser, Old Dominion Boat Club fundraiser gala, and other listed events