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Home Destroyed in Two-Alarm Blaze
Homeowners plan to rebuild, but will be displaced for at least one year.
Home Destroyed in Two-Alarm Blaze
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Fire Consumes Home
Homeowners plan to rebuild, but will be displaced for at least one year.
Fire Consumes Home
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Hot Toys For This Holiday Season
Hot Toys For This Holiday Season
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Hot Toys For This Holiday Season
In many cases it's back to the future in toys
Hot Toys For This Holiday Season
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Back to School: The Best Shot: Vax Up!
Fairfax County families and educators discuss COVID-19 School Year 2021-22.
The first day of the much-anticipated, in-person return to school for SY2021-22 looms for many families, friends, and educators in Fairfax County's independent, public and home-based education systems.
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The Sound of Heaven Touching Earth
Mark 1:14-15 — Now after John was arrested, Jesus came to Galilee, proclaiming the good news of God, and saying, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God has come near; repent, and believe in the good news.”
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Walking from Annapolis to D.C.
Sisters Helping Sisters in MS Charity Walk
Walking from Annapolis to D.C.
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Concerns Grow over Unit Closing
Inova Health Systems defends decision.
Concerns Grow over Unit Closing
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McLean Students Show Heart
Series of fund-raisers will benefit three charities working for tsunami relief.
McLean Students Show Heart
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Community Notes
Community Notes
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City, Chamber Salute Civil Servants
City, Chamber Salute Civil Servants
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Editorial: Trending in the Right Direction
Commitment to ending homelessness shows progress, but more affordable housing is needed.
On one night in late January, local jurisdictions in our area fanned out to count the number of people who were literally homeless. Fairfax County released its numbers last week; Arlington and Alexandria will do so in the near future. In Fairfax County, the commitment in 2010 to end homelessness in 10 years has resulted in significant progress, even in the wake of the great recession. The number of people literally homeless decreased by a third from 2008 to 2014, from 1,835 to 1,225 counted this year. Many non-profit organizations have partnered to prevent homelessness one family or individual at a time for those on the brink and to house chronically homeless individuals. There is so much still to be done.
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Schools, Feb. 11-17
Schools, Feb. 11-17
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Designing a Colorful World
Local interior design experts offer suggestions for choosing paint colors for one’s home.
Choosing paint for one’s home can be a daunting task. Colors often look different on paint chips and fan decks than they do on interior walls. What are some of the secrets to making the right choices? Local interior designers offer suggestions.
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Column: Why Little League Matters
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As I write this, millions of boys and girls in countries around the world are beginning another season playing baseball and softball in more than 7,000 Little League programs. Little League is the world’s largest youth sports organization, run in large part by adult volunteers who give their time and energy to create the opportunity for children from age 4 to 18 to play baseball and softball on local neighborhood fields with their friends and classmates.
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School board considers limiting county-wide program to Washington-Lee.
School board considers limiting county-wide program to Washington-Lee.
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Lessons on Friendship, Self-Esteem
Local teachers form a book group to discuss 'Queen Bees & Wannabes.'
Lessons on Friendship, Self-Esteem