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Arlington Players’ "Amadeus" Explores Genius

Peter Shaffer’s Play Plods on Jefferson Stage.

Arlington Players’ "Amadeus" Explores Genius

Peter Shaffer’s Play Plods on Jefferson Stage.

Arlington Players’ "Amadeus" Explores Genius

WHS Presents ‘The Crucible’

Salem Witch Trials come to life on stage.

Featuring a cast and crew of 40 — plus original music created by a student — Westfield High presents Arthur Miller’s powerful drama, "The Crucible." Set in 1692 Salem, Mass., it’s the story of a husband and wife and what happens when the husband’s former lover falsely accuses Salem citizens of being witches.

Volunteering

Mount Vernon: Church Awards College Scholarships

The Aldersgate Permanent Endowment Committee has awarded 10 scholarships for the 2015-16 school year, eight for college students and two $1,500 gifts for qualified Wesley Theological Seminary students.

Editorial: Give Locally

For tens of thousands of families in our area, uncertainty and need; nonprofits face drop in contributions.

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Full Disclosure? Forms Plagued By Lack of Information, Absence of Oversight

Fairfax County goes so far as to redact disclosure documents.

Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell is in hot water for taking gifts without disclosing them, and legislators are talking about increasing disclosure requirements for family members. But here in Northern Virginia, personal financial disclosure forms are often incomplete and inconsistent.

Alexandria and Mount Vernon: Keeping Guns from Criminals

Focusing on private gun sales.

What are you going to do about gun safety and gun violence? These were words I heard over and over again from constituents last year when I first ran for Congress. They couldn’t understand why in the world I would want to be part of a Congress they largely viewed as dysfunctional. And the next words out of their mouth would be an impassioned plea, dysfunction be damned, to reach across party lines and find a compromise — any incremental step — that would begin to make our society safer from horrific shootings.

Mount Vernon: Local Author Pens Second Novel

Stephen D. Hayes writes “Missing Letters.”

Longtime Belle Haven resident Stephen D. Hayes’ latest novel “Missing Letters” involves dealing with loss.

‘I’ve Been Blessed, and I Try to Give Back’

Ciao brings free meals to doctors, nurses, firefighters.

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Business Notes

County Manager Recommends Reeves Farmhouse Sale

Arlington County Manager Mark Schwartz recommended Feb. 28 that the county move forward with the sale of the historic Reeves farmhouse, and that the county not be a financial partner in the farmhouse’s restoration and reuse.

People, Jan. 28-Feb. 3

VDOT Tracks Daily Rush-Hour

VDOT Tracks Morning Rush Hour

VDOT Tracks Daily Rush Hour

Manners in the Tech Age

Etiquette classes aim to teach lost art of manners.

Column: Some Final Thoughts on the Budget

Commentary

The General Assembly has adjourned sine die, from the Latin “without day,” meaning without assigning a next day for this session. However, we will meet again on April 20 for the reconvene session where we will spend a day voting on whether or not to sustain the Governor’s vetoes. We can expect at least 20 vetoes, which is a good thing since some of the bills we passed deserve no less.

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Peter Shaffer’s Play Plods on Jefferson Stage.

Peter Shaffer’s Play Plods on Jefferson Stage.

Salem Witch Trials come to life on stage.

For tens of thousands of families in our area, uncertainty and need; nonprofits face drop in contributions.

Fairfax County goes so far as to redact disclosure documents.

Focusing on private gun sales.

Stephen D. Hayes writes “Missing Letters.”

Ciao brings free meals to doctors, nurses, firefighters.

Etiquette classes aim to teach lost art of manners.

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