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When the ribbon was cut last week to celebrate the changes at the Chantilly Regional Library, it marked the beginning of a new era there. It was also the culmination of years of planning and work.

Great Falls Exxon Station Remediation Plan Nears Completion

Department of Environmental Quality prepares to receive report on remediation of gasoline contaminants.

A corrective action plan (CAP) addressing the remediation of gasoline constituents in the ground underneath the property of the former Great Falls Exxon station is in the final stages of preparation.

Hoping for an Answer

D.C. police officials believe they may have found the body of a woman who disappeared in 1996.

Hoping for an Answer

New Voter Identification Requirements

There are new requirements for voter identification that voters must bring with them to the polling place.

Heirs of River Farm

A detailed look at the history of River Farm as its future remains uncertain.

On Oct. 15, 1785, George Washington’s favorite nephew married Martha Washington’s favorite niece.

Alexandria School Budget: Final Adjustments

School division evaluates funding for full school custodian retention and restorative practices.

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What Are Worthy Virginia History Standards?

School Reeaches Out to Parents

Resource room will make life easier for many parents.

School Reeaches Out to Parents

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Carbon Copy will perform at Red Cross Waterfront Festival on Saturday, June 14.

Vienna-area parks are peaceful and scenic retreats.

Father pleads guilty to abusing infant.

Dan Dellinger nearly won Verinder's seat in 2003.

Home of Arab family vandalized the morning before July 4.

Developers have come up with more 5,000 names for Loudoun’s streets.

Citizens line up to tell VDOT what's wrong with the road.