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Letter: Brick Sidewalks Need Repair

To the Editor: There is a very serious problem existing in the Old Town area of the city. This problem is to be found on many sidewalks. When we walk on the sidewalks, we have a problems existing under our feet. That problem is a horrific danger. People are falling because of loose bricks, broken bricks, missing bricks and holes between bricks. The problem may have arisen by excessive rains and heavy snowstorms that have hit the city several months ago. I have not seen or heard of any repairs to these bricks. Some of these problems may have existed prior to these storms. Repairs of the bricks in Old Town streets will enable walkers to walk into restaurants and shops without literally falling into them.

FACETS’ Amanda Andere Named Northern Virginian of the Year by Northern Virginia Magazine

Leadership around preventing and ending homelessness cited.

Amanda Andere, the executive director of FACETS, a nonprofit that opens doors by helping parents, their children, and individuals who suffer the effects of poverty in Fairfax County, was selected by Northern Virginia Magazine as a 2012 Northern Virginian of the Year for her outstanding leadership that is helping FACETS grow its efforts to end homelessness as well as her community commitment.

Reston: Lake House Review Gets More Expensive

Price tag for independent review goes from $1 to up to $45K.

The Reston Association Board of Directors hired StoneTurn Group, LLC to independently review the processes it used to purchase and renovate the Lake House property. The decision was made in executive session during the board’s regular meeting on Thursday, Jan. 26.

Helping Others at Vienna Presbyterian

The Potomac School Receives $12 Million Gift for New Center

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FCEDA President/CEO Gerald Gordon to Retire

Gordon will take university post in South Carolina, depart at end of 2018.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Follow Original Green Mission in Arlington

Helping Families in Need this Holiday Season in Reston and Herndon

Cornerstones combines Thanksgiving Food Drive with Gifts for Kids.

Cornerstones was back at it again, ready to assist 1,000 Reston and Herndon families struggling to make ends meet this holiday season.

Garden Club Sells Greenery in Potomac Library

Potomac Village Garden Club holds annual greens sale.

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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: ‘Honey Trap’ of Campaign Contributions

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Artist Features Work at Show

Dominion Graduates Adhere to Traditions

Titans Celebrate Graduation

Dominion Graduates Adhere to Traditions

Senior Grows Up Fast, Beats the Odds

Castillo Keeps Family Together and Keeps Her Grades Up

Senior Grows Up Fast, Beats the Odds

Cocaine Conspiracy

Nine-month investigation nabs five suspects who are charged with conspiring to distribute drugs.

Cocaine Conspiracy

Dissecting Comedy

Potomac author releases third book, “Poking a Dead Frog.”

If you picked up a book titled “Poking a Dead Frog,” might it be about biology, herpetology or even paleontology? Mike Sacks’ latest book is about none of these. Instead it is a collection of his “Conversations with Today’s Top Comedy Writers.”

Vihstadt Fights To Keep Seat

Incumbent John Vihstadt fights to keep seat and kick out the streetcar.

After 15 years of a Democratic-controlled County Board in Arlington, John Vihstadt, an Independent, has been throwing a few wrenches into the board’s plans.

Creating Travel Journals with Children

Helping children capture vacation memories through journaling

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Alexandria School Notes

Eric Costantino has been accepted as a violist into the Credo Chamber Festival, to be held at Oberlin Conservatory this summer.

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