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InterFaith Bridge Builders Honored in McLean

Three people recognized for selfless work at the event held at Saint Luke Catholic Church.

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Respect for Law Awards Presented in Vienna

PFC Jason Mizer and MPO Tim Seitz win Optimist Club of Greater Vienna annual award for outstanding police officers.

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Vienna Wireless Society Holds Field Day

About 50 people take part in the 24-hour national amateur radio event at Burke Lake Park.

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Young Vienna Pianist Earns Paderewski Medal

Madison High School graduate Jonathan Schwartz wins prestigious piano award.

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‘Going Everywhere’ in Local Libraries

Public libraries offer a variety of summer programs.

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Protesting Outside DHS Secretary's Old Town Home

Anger over family separations following border arrests.

At around 7:30 a.m. on Friday, June 22, over two dozen protestors chanted “Shame!” and “No justice, no sleep!” outside the Old Town home of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen — the latest Trump Administration official to be harassed in public life.

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Taking Reins on Metro Costs

General manager briefs Council of Governments on Metro’s future.

Metro plans to address deferred maintenance with its upcoming capital infusion, but will continue to face operating and labor challenges.

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A Gym and Community in One

Local gym members support one of their own.

Seeing blue shirts with “Team Granimal” on the front, Trish Gibson knows she has support from her community — the CrossFit community.

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Trust in God

A local church and a former slave house celebrate Juneteenth together.

The Juneteenth celebration at the church on Tuesday June 19, closed out several days of commemoration for Juneteenth.

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Being Black in Northern Virginia

A group of black business owners and lawmakers discuss issues facing blacks living in Northern Virginia.

On a quiet Thursday evening, residents from as far as Manassas came to hear about the issues facing blacks living in Northern Virginia.

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From Classroom to Hospital

Students in surgical program have jobs as soon as they graduate.

Ever since Lesly Alvarenga was little she always felt like having a career in the medical field was her calling — and she has not looked back since.

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Week in Great Falls