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Letter: Where’s Data For New Trolley?
To the Editor: It’s time to take a closer look at the proposed free Del Ray trolley service to determine whether it’s politics or data-centric analysis that is driving this $700,000 project.
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Envisioning a Launch Pad for Young Adults
Paws4people develops pilot for former foster children, others.
Imagine if in your childhood, it was normal for a social worker to show up unexpectedly, hand you a big black garbage bag and tell you to pack your things.
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Business Notes
Business Notes
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Slapsticon Hits the Screen
First annual festival at Rosslyn Spectrum honors rare, obscure classic comedy films.
Slapsticon Hits the Screen
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Meeting Springfield Beauty Queens
Miss Greater Springfield Scholarship Program holds Pageant Workshop.
And the winner is…actually we won’t know who the winners of the next round will be until the Miss Virginia Pageant is held in Roanoke. Those coveted crowns will be handed out on June 30 at the Civic Center.
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Authority Renames Park’s Visitors Center for Hoffman
In recogniton of Norma Hoffman’s commitment to environmental protection.
The Fairfax County Park Authority has decided to name the Huntley Meadows Park Visitor’s Center after Norma Hoffman fro her long-time commitment to the park.
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Irish Walk Changes Owners
Shop will remain Old Town landmark where everybody's Irish.
Irish Walk Changes Owners
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West Potomac's Field of Nightmares
School booster club is raising money for new field.
West Potomac's Field of Nightmares
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West Potomac's Field of Nightmares
School booster club is raising money for new field.
West Potomac's Field of Nightmares
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Heating Bills Set to Soar This Winter
Low-income households may struggle to get by, as natural gas and heating oil are both expected to increase by one-third
Heating Bills Set to Soar This Winter
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Letter: Fairfax Won’t Charge Officer
Letter to the Editor
This is a story of two governments handling of whether to hold police officers accountable when they have clear evidence the officer shot and killed an unarmed citizen.
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Town Meeting Highlights Public Safety
Lee District supervisor hosts citizens.
Town Meeting Highlights Public Safety
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Mr. Horejsi Goes to Richmond
In the fight for social justice with patience and persistence.
Every year, dozens of high-priced lobbyists descend on Virginia’s state capitol.
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Volunteers Nov. 25-Dec. 2
Volunteers Nov. 25-Dec. 2
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LRR Gets Grant Money for Trail
LRR Gets Grant Money for Trail
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Developer Challenges Housing Guidelines
Developer Challenges Housing Guidelines
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Usury Explosion: Northern Virginia Becomes Hotbed for Car-Title Lending Industry
Route 1 corridor currently has eight locations; soon to get ninth.
In the last three years, dozens of new car-title lending businesses have popped up in neighborhoods across Northern Virginia — the result of recent regulations opening the door to a business that charges as much as 264 percent a year on loans.
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Week in Great Falls
Week in Great Falls