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Alexandria Bulletin July 24-30
Alexandria Bulletin July 24-30
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Public Hearing Scheduled On Mirant
Correspondence widens schism between Mirant, City And Moran.
Public Hearing Scheduled On Mirant
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Confidence, Leadership Keys to Playing Point Guard
T.C. Williams coach Hagen played position, now teaches.
Confidence, Leadership Keys to Playing Point Guard
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Rate of ESL Students Doubles
Enrollment in the English as a Second Language program is growing.
Rate of ESL Students Doubles
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Volunteer Notes
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Herndon Becoming Cyclist-friendly
Town will submit bicycle facilities resolution for inclusion in county’s plan.
The Herndon Town Council approved bicycle facilities for inclusion in the Fairfax County Bicycle Plan by a five to two vote at their Aug. 14 meeting. Fairfax County commenced planning for bicycle facilities in the comprehensive plan about a year ago. They included incorporated towns Herndon, Vienna and Clifton so there would not be gaps in the network of trails.
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Vandals Damage New Mosque in Chantilly
Windows smashed, property damaged.
The motto of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community is "Love for all, hatred for none." Its Web site is www.MuslimsForPeace.org.
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Volunteer Notes
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Letter: Where Best To Invest?
To the Editor: On April 4, the Alexandria Gazette Packet reported that 27 people in the Central Administration of the Alexandria City Public School system — with its student population of just 13,000 — made a total of $3.6 million, or an average of over $133,000 each.
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Arlington Weekend Fun: April 3-5
Arlington Weekend Fun: April 3-5
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Seniors to Protest Via Zoom
Online forum scheduled for July 27.
An online protest for older adults is being planned via Zoom to allow seniors to “gather in solidarity and bring attention to the need to end systemic racism and push for police reform,” according to the event organizers.
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Opinion: Many Reasons to ‘Keep the Greens’
In the last few days, homeowners abutting Reston National Golf Course have been alarmed to find red and white markings along the edges of their properties.
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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Keeping Nursing Home Residents Safe
On behalf of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), I’d like to thank all those who work in nursing facilities -- doctors, nurses, food preparers, housekeepers, and others -- for their unwavering dedication to compassionately caring for the vulnerable residents who are relying on them during the COVID-19 pandemic. These facilities have been on the front lines of the pandemic, and our hearts are with all of those who have been affected by this virus and their families.
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Local Troops Help Globally
Girl Scout cookie sales go to more than scouting needs.
Local Troops Help Globally
