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Opportunity Is A C.O.R.E. Objective

Westfield High Is Theatre Sports Champ

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Parent Network Looks for Answers

New Future Society Thinking Alive in Springfield

What’s on the Ballot; How to Vote

Election Day is Nov. 4, 2014, but you can vote as early as Sept. 19.

Every year is Election Year in Virginia. This year, every Virginia voter will choose one member of the U.S. Senate and their member of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Bill Buser of the 1st Virginia Light Dragoons gets his orders from Captain of the …

Arnim von Friedenburg and Kathryn Goetz bring the taste of Germany to the market, and …

Classic rock music by The Dr. Robert Band gets the crowd dancing at the Fraternal …

Assistant Principal Cherith Pierson donates her money in order to help stick eighth grader Matt …

Like most people, I have material, so to speak, that I use repeatedly (ad nauseam, some might say). Most are lines from “The Three Stooges,” “M*A*S*H,” “Star Trek” (the original) and “Seinfeld.” As I entered into the cancer world, I continued to use this material – where/when appropriate, as many of you regular readers know. However, as my time in the cancer conundrum has continued (thank God!) and evolved, I have found myself uttering and muttering à la “Popeye the Sailor Man,” amusing myself, mostly, but always with the best of intentions: my survival. A few examples follow. (My answers are in quotes.)