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Business Notes
Business Notes
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Business Notes
Business Notes
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Norwood to Add Pre-K Class in Bethesda
Norwood School, an independent, coeducational school in Bethesda, will add its first pre-kindergarten class beginning in September of 2017.
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Great Falls Resident Steven P. Mullins appointed to George Mason University Board of Visitors
Great Falls resident Steven P. Mullins, Chief Financial Officer and President of SPM Consulting, was appointed by Gov. Bob McDonnell to a four year term on the George Mason University Board of Visitors.
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Beware of Phone Scam
Dozens of senior citizens have been victimized by telephone scammers in recent weeks, and Fairfax County police are urging residents not to give out or verify financial information over the phone. In the latest scam, victims are receiving calls from someone pretending to be from a utility company, delivery service or sweepstakes. Residents are told their service will be discontinued unless they pay by phone immediately. Frightened at the thought of no heat, power or phone, for example, victimized seniors provide their account numbers and payment information over the phone.
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Citizens Speak Out on Proposed Zoning Changes
Citizens Speak Out on Proposed Zoning Changes
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Keeping Busy
Local elementary schools look forward to exciting events in the coming school year.
Keeping Busy
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Keeping Busy
Local elementary schools look forward to exciting events in the coming school year.
Keeping Busy
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Hen-Pecked Arlington Officials to Consider New Rules for Urban Agriculture
Should neighbors have to consent to backyard chickens?
Arlington County Board members are about to either lay an egg or be considered chicken.
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A Dream That Came True
Free health care clinic founded by Potomac residents.
Fourteen years ago, Mercy Health Clinic was established in Gaithersburg with the mission to provide “quality health care from the heart for those in need.”
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Gaelic Football Comes to Fairfax
The sport combines elements of soccer, rugby, basketball, volleyball and American football.
“What sport are they playing? It’s not soccer,” said a park visitor, watching people use their hands to throw and bounce a soccer ball on an open field, on Sunday, Sept. 7 at Providence Park in Fairfax.
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Optimistic About State of Hospitality
Panelists at Northern Virginia Chamber Forum discuss state of hospitality under the new administration.
The Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce gathered some heavy hitters to offer their thoughts and answer questions from a standing-room-only audience at the “State of Hospitality Under the New Administration” symposium on March 6.
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One School, Many Cultures
Forest Grove celebrates with a multicultural story time.
One School, Many Cultures
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Reaching Out for the Holidays
Season of Giving project delivers Christmas to families of injured or fallen service men and women.
Reaching Out for the Holidays
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Potomac: ‘Shop for a Cause’
Metropolitan Community Club Fall Craft Show returns this weekend.
The season for holiday shopping is upon us again. It’s time to start thinking about a gift list — what to buy for loved ones, friends and business associates, not to mention gifts for teachers, housekeepers and all the people who helped you and your family in various ways this year. It’s only 77 days until Christmas and 58 days until Hanukah — so scribble a list and plan a budget.
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Opinion: Commentary: Keep History from Repeating Itself
So traumatizing were the colonists’ experiences with King George as a strong executive that the Declaration of Independence is filled with grievances against him, and the writers of the first state constitution in Virginia limited the governor’s term to one year with a maximum of three terms.
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Back Home From Iraq
When college student Mark Rosenberg joined the National Guard, he never thought it would lead to Iraq.
Back Home From Iraq
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Historic Jamestown Artifacts to be Displayed
The Lyceum will also show historic portraits, maps and books.
Historic Jamestown Artifacts to be Displayed
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Committee Challenges Homeowners Grants
A county-appointed review committee says the grant proposal aimed at reducing housing costs needs an overhaul.
Committee Challenges Homeowners Grants
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Week in Vienna
Week in Vienna