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Clarence Darrow Comes to Reston

Board OKs Transfer of Development Rights

On average, 2,100 adult offenders are on supervised probation in Fairfax County at any given time. The office that manages these offenders is headed up by Tracy Lavely, a veteran of the Department of Corrections who has worked in the field of adult probation and parole since 1989.

Ready for Winter?

More snow than last year expected.

Winter weather has arrived. How cold will it get? How much snow will fall? Is everyone prepared? These are some of the questions area residents and merchants are asking.

Police DWI Program Debuts

Herndon Native, Oakton High Grad Elizabeth Dean Rocks European Radio

Herndon native and Washington, D.C. resident Elizabeth Dean’s voice has been rocking European radio.

Alexandria Snapshot: House Sparrow

12:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 6: A house sparrow keeps watch from a cottage window in Northridge.

Artisans Offers Artistic Gift Ideas

Jewelry, housewares, local art among items featured at The Artisans.

When it comes to buying local, The Artisans in McLean practices what they preach. The eclectic gift shop is filled with handmade jewelry, pottery, clothing, accessories and much more.

Stewart Honored as Officer of Month

Nabbed two people suspected of auto thefts.

Each month, the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) of the Sully District Police Station honors one of the station’s officers for his or her outstanding service to the police and to the community.

Graduation 2014: Dr. Alvin L. Crawley

The Journey Ahead

Speech given by the Superintendent of School at the T.C. Williams Commencement Ceremony.

Appetite: Off the Menu: Alexandria Restaurant News and Notes

Closures and openings – sometimes with one restaurant over the course of several days! – is the theme of the moment in the Alexandria food scene.

Conversations Brew During ‘Coffee with A Cop’ Day in Herndon

Opinion: Commentary: Danger of ‘Vaccine Hesitancy’

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Arlington: 100,000th Bike Donated

In honor of America Recycles Day, a national initiative of nonprofit Keep America Beautiful, Arlington-based nonprofit Bikes for the World donated its 100,000th bike for reuse on Saturday, Nov. 15, at a ceremonial loading of the bike into a shipping container headed to a community in Costa Rica.

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Probation office reintegrates ex-offenders into the community.

More snow than last year expected.

Jewelry, housewares, local art among items featured at The Artisans.

Nabbed two people suspected of auto thefts.

The Journey Ahead

South Lakes, Langston Hughes students display self portraits in GRACE show.

Mayor William Euille awards Karl Reed his citizenship.

Iranian-American leadership camp comes to Hemlock.