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Saving Historic Homes
Residents could live virtually rent-free in exchange for repairing and maintaining homes.
Fairfax County might soon breathe life into historic homes that have fallen into disrepair. If an ordinance adopted by the County Board of Supervisors last month becomes law, the county will be one step closer to establishing a resident curator program.
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‘It Started As a Little Gesture and Grew Bigger’
Craftsman Auto Care helps provide meals to hospital staff.
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Swimming in Katrina's Memory
The Burke Centre Swim Club donates swim-a-thon money in honor of a former teammate who passed away two years ago.
Swimming in Katrina's Memory
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Swimming in Katrina's Memory
The Burke Centre Swim Club donates swim-a-thon money in honor of a former teammate who passed away two years ago.
Swimming in Katrina's Memory
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Verizon Supports TJ High School STEM All Stars
On Friday, March 6, state Sen. Dick Saslaw (D-35), Fairfax County Supervisor Penny Gross (D-Mason District) and Fairfax County School Board Vice Chairman Jane Strauss, gathered to celebrate Verizon’s sustained commitment to STEM education in Northern Virginia.
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Boaters Deal With Rising Fuel Costs
Many boaters sacrifice other entertainment to keep their vessels afloat, while others stay in the marina.
Boaters Deal With Rising Fuel Costs
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Keeping the Chamber Boat Afloat in Northern Virginia
Various Chambers of Commerce are helping members to get through the pandemic.
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Rec Center To Be Demolished
A totally new Charles Houston Recreation Center due by 2008.
Rec Center To Be Demolished
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En Espanol or in English, Teatro Delivers a Gentle Treat
Uruguayan Play "Rifar el Corazón" ("Heartstrings")
En Espanol or in English, Teatro Delivers a Gentle Treat
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En Espanol or in English, Teatro Delivers a Gentle Treat
Uruguayan Play "Rifar el Corazón" ("Heartstrings")
En Espanol or in English, Teatro Delivers a Gentle Treat
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Balancing Act: Between Nice-to-Have and Have-to-Have
Fairfax County needs new financial tools.
We’ve been lucky in Fairfax County. Spared the worst of the Great Recession with its mortgage crisis and unemployment, the County has still had to balance falling revenue and service delivery. Human services, libraries, and parks have all taken a hit—and our school budget, while not cut—has struggled to meet the needs of a growing student body.
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Pioneering Change For Autism
University of Virginia seminar studies tension between “The Science & Lived Experience of Autism.”
Despite a recent surge in attention and research over the past decade about autism, controversy exists.
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Fairfax Author Helps Turning Things Around
The 101 secrets of “Climbing Out of a Rut.”
“I don’t know what to do. I’m stuck in a rut and there’s no way out. It’s hopeless.” This is the complaint that Dr. Laura Hills hears frequently from her coaching clients, workshop participants and readers. According to Hills, who is a personal and professional development author, speaker, and coach for career professionals based in Fairfax, feeling helpless before setbacks “is a problem of epidemic proportions and we rarely talk about it. Too many people feel that their work is dull and unrewarding. The big aspirations and enthusiasm of childhood have long vanished, leaving behind a terrible feeling of loss and emptiness.” Unfortunately, feeling stuck in a job or career that is unfulfilling is often the beginning of a host of other problems, Hills warns, including depression, addiction, divorce, job loss, financial problems and illness.
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Area Girl Scouts Embark on Trip of a Lifetime
Girl Scouts from Burke, Springfield and Fairfax Station learn leadership skills while raising money for their trip.
Under the leadership of Troop Leader Sandy Latta, Girl Scouts from Burke, Springfield, Fairfax Station and the Fredericksburg area will be traveling to Europe this summer.
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Rosslyn’s Musical Medley
First World Music Festival kicks-off year-round program Planet Arlington.
Rosslyn’s Musical Medley
