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A mock debate over cell phone privacy and the law drew hundreds of students, parents and even some very distinguished guests to Langley High School’s library last week. Langley High’s 22nd annual Case Day explored Riley vs. California on April 8, a case on the Supreme Court’s current docket that allowed students to debate whether a cell phone - which holds a wealth of personal information - can be searched without a warrant.

In a Fort Hood Public Affairs Office press release, Brig. Gen. Terence J. Hildner was …

Commentary: Notes from the Past — November 22, 1963

It is now a few minutes before midnight on the day John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. I feel that I must record my feelings on this occasion because I believe that this most tragic act is a horrible example of a most disturbing attitude which has been growing in this Republic.

Dave Albo, State Delegate, District 39

Troop 1346 Eagle Roll Reaches 70

Scouting

Troop 1346 Eagle Roll Reaches 70

Scouting

Troop 1346 Eagle Roll Reaches 70

Honey Ogens Bakes with Feeling

A hobby turns into a career.

Honey Ogens launched the Honey Bee Baking Company last year from her Glenolden Drive home. She began baking many years ago because it made her feel relaxed and happy. When her children, Matt and Elissa came home from school, she always had home-baked goods ready for them.

Robinson Coach Rike Reaches 500 Wins

60-year-old has coached Rams girls’ soccer for 32 years.

Rike coached the Falls Church boys' soccer team for five years before taking over the Robinson girls' program.

Column: Join in Fight against Child Abuse

Commentary

A report of child abuse is made every 10 seconds in our country, one of the worst records among industrialized nations that results in the death of between four and seven children each day. These tragic fatalities are just the tip of the “iceberg” of consequences our community faces due to child victimization.

The portable yellow x-ray machine is one of the many devices Eric Cryan keeps in …

Andrea Cate hangs two new mezuzah’s on the synagogue door. One was lower for the …

Families Fight For Northern Virginia Training Center

Center provides care to more than 150 residents with disabilities.

Susan Infeld, a registered nurse, remembers vividly the night she knew she had to get involved with the Northern Virginia Training Center. She was working as a hospice nurse at a local hospital when a patient from NVTC came in suffering from pneumonia in the middle of the night.

‘Compassionate, Steadfast, Committed, Dedicated’ in Centreville

Johnson celebrates 25 years as Mount Olive’s pastor.

Children Dig Into Summer Reading

City of Fairfax Regional Library offers programs for children of all ages.

On an unassuming Tuesday three days before the official beginning of Summer, the Fairfax County “Dig Into Reading” Summer Reading Program kicked off June 18 with events countywide and incentives for children and young adults to read and complete a summer reading log in order to receive a coupon book full of offers upon completion.