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Approaching retirement, Kathleen David and her husband decided it was time to sell their multi-level townhouse and find a suitable one-level living option. The plan was a condominium that could be purchased at a favorable price and upgraded within a budget.

Melodic Harmonies of Nature Tune Out Urban Noise in Vienna

Local choir performs “Surround Sound” one night only.

Student Peace Awards of Fairfax County Presented

Senior and junior high school students honored.

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Day of Celebration: Homeless No More in Fairfax

The first residents move into Kate’s Place.

Kate’s Place consists of six apartments for extremely low-income and formerly homeless families. And to the mothers and children who just moved in, the homes are more than a roof over their heads — they’re a lifeline.

Ongoing Events Calendar

‘Blast’ Gone ‘Round the World

Churchill’s annual rock-and-roll revue celebrates global diversity and unity — as well as the Piano Man, country women and the ’80s.

‘Blast’ Gone ‘Round the World

Where Were You On 9/11?

Reflections From Another Time

Where Were You On 9/11?

Letter: Unconvinced by City’s Promises

To the Editor:

Once upon a time, we had a wonderful block, full of everything including our own little park with picnic benches, a basketball court, a swimming pool, a parking lot that dead-ended into the park, keeping our children safe, and a recreation center that entertains many different venues. Now all that is going away, torn from the residents, torn from the community.

Column: ‘Quality of Life’

If I’ve heard it once – from my oncologist – I’ve probably heard it a dozen times over the last nearly-six years.

Sheriff’s Race Heats Up

Kincaid, Wolfe trade barbs over guns, vandalism.

Like many of her neighbors, Vienna resident Jane Li said she didn’t know Fairfax County had a sheriff’s department until a few weeks ago.

Rt. 1 Vendors Concern County

Unlicensed vendors entice naive buyers at Route 1 flea markets.

Rt. 1 Vendors Concern County

Flying Back Into the Spotlight

After a decade of decline, darts are once again popular.

Flying Back Into the Spotlight

After a decade of decline, darts are once again popular.

Flying Back Into the Spotlight

After a decade of decline, darts are once again popular.

Flying Back Into the Spotlight

Wounded Titans Keep Trucking Along

T.C. Williams girls’ soccer team perseveres through slew of injuries.

Wounded Titans Keep Trucking Along

T.C. Williams girls’ soccer team perseveres through slew of injuries.

Wounded Titans Keep Trucking Along

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Memorandum on arts center deferred for 30 days.

Pair of luxury baths add comfort and charm to 30-year-old Arlington condo.

Local choir performs “Surround Sound” one night only.

Senior and junior high school students honored.

The first residents move into Kate’s Place.

Churchill’s annual rock-and-roll revue celebrates global diversity and unity — as well as the Piano Man, country women and the ’80s.

Reflections From Another Time

To the Editor:

Kincaid, Wolfe trade barbs over guns, vandalism.

Unlicensed vendors entice naive buyers at Route 1 flea markets.

After a decade of decline, darts are once again popular.

After a decade of decline, darts are once again popular.

After a decade of decline, darts are once again popular.

T.C. Williams girls’ soccer team perseveres through slew of injuries.

T.C. Williams girls’ soccer team perseveres through slew of injuries.