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Fairfax: Testifying ‘Took Courage, But it was Important’
Matthew’s victim explains how assault affected her.
On Sept. 24, 2005, Jesse L. Matthew Jr. viciously attacked a young, City of Fairfax woman, leaving her beaten and bloody on the ground. But in court last week – and during his June 8 trial – she needed only words, not fists, to respond to him at last.
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A Pattern of Gas Smell Reports in Alexandria?
Clover-College Park residents concerned about multiple gas smell reports.
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Running To Raise Money
Running To Raise Money
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Mrs. Arlington Puts Spotlight on Child Sexual Abuse
In an effort to combat child sexual abuse, Jen “Elizabeth” Peace is using her title as Mrs. Arlington to teach educators, parents and those with access to children how to recognize and prevent child sexual abuse.
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Similar To Sports
As Alexandria voters ponder their June 9 choice for mayor, they should evaluate the players as though it were a sporting event rather than a political contest.
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Letter to the Editor: A Wonderful Article
To the Editor: What a wonderful article you wrote, Kareese (“How I Left…” by Kareese Akinloba, grade 8, Irving Middle School, Children’s Connection, January 1-7, 2015). Your writing ability is beyond your years.
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Arlington: Digging into History
On Aug. 6, the Arlington Historical Society launched the first archaeological dig at the Ball-Sellers House — the oldest structure in Arlington County — in 30 years.
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In Peter's Memory
Burke couple works with Inova Health System to start a program for families of babies diagnosed with terminal illnesses.
In Peter's Memory
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In Peter's Memory
Burke couple works with Inova Health System to start a program for families of babies diagnosed with terminal illnesses.
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In Peter's Memory
Burke couple works with Inova Health System to start a program for families of babies diagnosed with terminal illnesses.
In Peter's Memory
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Firefighter Named Citizen of the Year
Lifetime Vienna resident Sam Savia received the Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the Year award.
Firefighter Named Citizen of the Year
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Roof Repairs a Nightmare at Dremo’s
After nearly two months, bar owner questions delays.
Roof Repairs a Nightmare at Dremo’s
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Taxi Reform Back On City Agenda
More control for drivers seen as part of issue.
Taxi Reform Back On City Agenda
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Alexandria Celebrates International Women’s Day
Ten Thousand VIllages Sales Benefit Alexandria’s Domestic Abuse Program
Thirteen year old Sage Boucher knew it was International Women’s Day on March 8th. She alerted her family to the fact when she checked her social media in the morning: “TUMBLR had it, and I always checks GOOGLE graphics first thing because if something is going on the graphic will hint at it.” They were going to get cupcakes to celebrate. Sage loves the idea of celebrating women.
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When Parents Object to School Books
Debate Surrounding Amending Policy Continues
When Parents Object to School Books
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New Option, New Problems
Presented with option to build middle school, parents still not happy with boundary study
New Option, New Problems