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Elected Officials Shape City's Future

Mayor, Council Work to Reshape Redevelopment Plans

Jerome (“Jerry”) Sonosky, a lawyer whose 40-year legal career started in the House of Representatives serving his hometown congressman and concluded as a partner with the law firm of Hogan Lovell (formerly Hogan and Hartson), died March 22, 2012, at Mount Vernon Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at the age of 82. He died from complications related to Parkinson’s Disease.

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Local state delegates and state senators gathered at the Fairfax County Government Building on Saturday …

These McLean girls know that McLean Day is never complete without an order of smoothies. …

Colin Barron was all smiles with his cupcake from Curbside Cupcakes. He and his mother …

As part of Wayside Elementary School’s Special Needs Awareness Program Week, students participated in simulation …

The Herndon Duck Donuts offers made to order donuts along with premium roasted coffees. The …

Navigating Local Holiday Craft Shows

Supporting local artisans and getting one-of-a-kind gifts

Madeline Marzilli plans to start making her Christmas list right after her Thanksgiving house guests leave this weekend. On her list will be one-of-a-kind items for family and friends that she hopes to pick up at some of the local holiday craft shows.

Schools to Expand by $856 Million

Capital Improvement Plan approved, rising enrollment causes concerns about classroom space.

Five more school buildings and renovations for several existing ones may be approved by 2020. The Fairfax County School Board approved the $856 million Capital Improvement Program (CIP) at the Jan. 22 meeting to set priority on the projects the school system wants done in the next five years.

Closing After 75 years

Belmont TV owner looks back at a changing business.

Greenbriar local park draws compliments, complaints.

Plan Reflects Some Concerns, But Not All

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Supporting local artisans and getting one-of-a-kind gifts

Capital Improvement Plan approved, rising enrollment causes concerns about classroom space.

Belmont TV owner looks back at a changing business.

Greenbriar local park draws compliments, complaints.