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Arlington: Neighbors, Colleagues Honor Firefighters of Hall’s Hill

Reunion of firefighters, families, and neighbors was tribute to early firefighters.

“How did I keep up a positive attitude despite segregation? I believe most of us wanted to prove that we were as good or better than the other firefighters in the county,” said Hartman Reed.

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Centreville Girls’ Lax Suffers First Loss in Regular-Season Finale

Wildcats issued six yellow cards in 25-20 loss to Robinson.

The hype surrounding Monday night’s matchup between the Robinson and Centreville girls’ lacrosse teams built throughout the day with comments on social media. Things got even more intense when focus shifted to the field. In a battle for the top seed in the Conference 5 tournament, the Rams and Wildcats engaged in physical play, and combined for 45 goals and eight yellow cards. There was even a brief sideline dispute between head coaches.

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Hallelujah!

City celebrates black religious and educational history with markers and ceremony.

Hallelujah!

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Fun Winter Activities for the Family

Keep your family busy with winter fun events in Great Falls during the colder months.

It’s easy to stay in during these cold months thanks to snowy weather and the holidays, but every once in a while families need to get out of the house to enjoy themselves. Great Falls has plenty to offer for everyone, from live music and dancing to workshops about chocolate and making one’s own maple syrup.

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Reston Woman Trains Agility Cats

Her Abyssinians are famous in the cat world for their feats of athleticism.

Abyssinian cat trainer Lisa-Maria Padilla, 52, of Reston, is quite a fixture in the world of cats. Her performance cats called “Abys” do feats of athleticism all over the U.S. – at cat shows in Madison Square Garden, Orlando, and Las Vegas. The prize money is about $400 for the agility ring, so she does it mostly for the bragging rights.

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Food Drive Nets 9000 Pounds

McLean Postal Carriers collected 4.5 tons of food during recent hunger drive.

Food Drive Nets 9000 Pounds

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Food Drive Nets 9000 Pounds

McLean Postal Carriers collected 4.5 tons of food during recent hunger drive.

Food Drive Nets 9000 Pounds

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‘How to Fall in Love’

Hopkins & Porter, Inc. will be offering "How to Fall in Love with Your Home Again,” a free design and remodeling seminar on Thursday, March 21, 6-8 p.m. This seminar will include a complimentary supper with opportunity to discuss one's own project with professional staff.

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A Heart of Gold

Remembering Joe Cassella.

He slowly pushes the weight. Every fiber of his being aching and begging for relief. "Come on, donkey push it," commands the voice spotting him. "If you don’t believe it you can’t achieve it." The inspiration compels him through another set of reps. The words reverberate throughout the gym.

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Fairfax Starts Work on ’FY 17 Budget

Preliminary projections forecast a $2.3 million shortfall.

The City of Fairfax’s Fiscal Year 2017 budget is not scheduled for adoption until April 2016. Yet work is already well underway toward crafting that proposed budget.

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New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

Nonprofit group will raise $10 million for new detectives.

New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

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Colors Enhance Rooms, Effect Emotions

Colors Enhance Rooms, Effect Emotions

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Troop 160 Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Troop 160 Celebrates 25th Anniversary

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Hanley Addresses WFCCA Meeting

Hanley Addresses WFCCA Meeting

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New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

Nonprofit group will raise $10 million for new detectives.

New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

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New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

Nonprofit group will raise $10 million for new detectives.

New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

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Marlo Decision Deferred 'Til Dec. 4

Marlo Decision Deferred 'Til Dec. 4

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New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

Nonprofit group will raise $10 million for new detectives.

New Program to Help Police Track Sex Offenders

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Serving Up Food with Soul

Local entrepreneur mixes soul food cooking with community life.

Serving Up Food with Soul

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Teacher of the Year

Chantilly teacher Lori Grebner wins national award.

Teacher of the Year