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Council Trims Tax Rate
The City Council approves its budget with a property tax rate of 71 cents.
Council Trims Tax Rate
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Construction to Begin at Clemyjontri Park
Board of Supervisors approved the contractual agreement at meeting Monday.
Construction to Begin at Clemyjontri Park
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Construction to Begin at Clemyjontri Park
Board of Supervisors approved the contractual agreement at meeting Monday.
Construction to Begin at Clemyjontri Park
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Editor Starts New Year at Hayfield
Hayfield senior Sadia Latifi participated in several journalism workshops over the summer.
Editor Starts New Year at Hayfield
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New Life for Reston Citizen's Association?
Former RA board member Mike Corrigan and a group of fellow community activists are trying to revive RCA.
New Life for Reston Citizen's Association?
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Teen Is Charged With Murder
Teen Is Charged With Murder
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Chamber Welcomes New Citizens
Hispanic Business Committee meeting serves double purpose.
Chamber Welcomes New Citizens
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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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Boundaries to be Finalized
With three new elementary schools coming, Loudoun continues scrambling to keep up with growth.
Boundaries to be Finalized
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Boundaries to be Finalized
With three new elementary schools coming, Loudoun continues scrambling to keep up with growth.
Boundaries to be Finalized
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Living the Dream
Living the Dream
By the time 15-year-old Justin Cox was finished reciting the “I Have A Dream” speech from memory Monday afternoon, Jan. 15, at City Hall, several in the audience were holding back tears
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Yorktown’s Stewart to Attack from Different Positions
Patriots move up to 6A after VHSL’s six-class realignment.
Yorktown will open the regular season at home against Coolidge on Aug. 29.
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Week in McLean
Arrest Made in Child Pornography Case Detectives detained and arrested Juan Carlos Moza Moreno, 20, of 2216 Pimmit Run Lane Thursday, June 27. He was charged with possession of child pornography and use of communications systems to facilitate certain offenses involving children. The charges came following an investigation where a 16-year-old boy from McLean was allegedly provided a cell phone and coerced to transmit sexually explicit images of himself to Moza Moreno.
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Summer Fun in Great Falls
Concerts on the Green, Fourth of July Celebration highlight summer events.
As summer comes to Great Falls, so do several of the area’s signature events that bring the community together for summer fun. Starting June 2, the annual Summer Concerts on the Green will begin at the Great Falls Village Centre.
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It’s All About Family Ties: ‘Me & 3’
It started with rugelach.
Potomac’s Harvey Bernstein was born to bake. His father and brother were bakers and his mother was an excellent cook. As a young man, he always sought employment in the food industry, performing a multitude of jobs from cook to waiter. However, he listened to his father when he said, “Don’t work with your body, work with your brain” and became an attorney. However, his happiest moments were when he was kneading, rolling and elbow-deep in dough. His specialty was rugelach — a crescent-shaped cream-cheese dough pastry, home-baked for their family holidays and celebrations.
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Stone Sisters Lead Herndon Field Hockey to Region Berth
Hornets beat Robinson in first round of Conference 5 tournament.
The Herndon field hockey team snapped a three-game losing streak with a win against Robinson.
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Inexperienced Titans Looking To Get Program Back on Track
Coach King wants group effort until standout players emerge.
The T.C. Williams boys' basketball team opens its season at Wakefield on Dec. 7.
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Lake Braddock Wins First District Title Since 2002
Gregorits named MVP of Patriot District tournament.
The Bruins' season ends with a loss to Robinson in the regional quarterfinals.