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‘This Gives Me the Opportunity to Follow My Dreams’
ITServe Alliance donates new laptops to Britepaths.
Valentine’s Day was Feb. 14, but a sweet treat came a few days earlier for Fairfax-based nonprofit Britepaths.
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West Potomac grad’s hard work earns medal at U.S. championships.
WPHS Grad Earns U.S. Skating Medal
West Potomac grad’s hard work earns medal at U.S. championships.
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West Potomac grad’s hard work earns medal at U.S. championships.
WPHS Grad Earns U.S. Skating Medal
West Potomac grad’s hard work earns medal at U.S. championships.
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Commission Begins Making Decisions
Commission Begins Making Decisions
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Great Minds at Work
Clifton students bring creativity to life during Innovation and Invention Fair.
Great Minds at Work
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Great Minds at Work
Clifton students bring creativity to life during Innovation and Invention Fair.
Great Minds at Work
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Natural Theatricals Tries on 'Alexa's Necklace'
Original play caps first full season at amphitheater in Masonic Memorial.
Natural Theatricals Tries on 'Alexa's Necklace'
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Natural Theatricals Tries on 'Alexa's Necklace'
Original play caps first full season at amphitheater in Masonic Memorial.
Natural Theatricals Tries on 'Alexa's Necklace'
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Third Graders Experience Virtual Lesson
Computer technology helps Spring Hill students learn about Mayan culture.
Third Graders Experience Virtual Lesson
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Camp Hyatt Career Day
Greenbriar West students learn about the workings of a hotel.
Camp Hyatt Career Day
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Third Graders Experience Virtual Lesson
Computer technology helps Spring Hill students learn about Mayan culture.
Third Graders Experience Virtual Lesson
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Great Falls: Defensive-Minded Langley Field Hockey Searching for Offense
Coach Robb: injured goal-scorer Duenkel ‘unlikely’ to play.
The Langley field hockey team enters the 2015 season with a strong defense.
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Sunny With a Chance of Learning
OLLI-GMU offers classes and community to retired persons.
One hundred and forty-two people attended a seminar delivered by NBC Washington meteorologist Amelia Segal at the Church of Good Shepherd in Burke on Friday, June 13. The class was called, "A Day in the Life of a Meteorologist." The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at George Mason University, OLLI-GMU, organized the event at the suggestion of member Stephanie Trachtenberg, of Burke. "I have always been interested in the weather," she said. She reached out to several area meteorologists and Segal was the only one who responded.
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Pomp & Odd Circumstance
Area high schools innovate to plan pandemic-time graduations.
The COVID-19 pandemic might have kept area students out of school for a time, but it hasn’t stopped high schoolers from graduating and leaving for good.
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The Sting of Shakespeare’s Intent in Alexandria
Metropolitan Homeschool Productions is optimistic about relationships in “The Taming of the Shrew.”
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Opinion: Editorial: Survivors of Child Abuse Can Shine this April
On April 9, Board of Supervisors will declare April Child Abuse Prevention month in Fairfax County.
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Meals Tax: Tasty or Revolting?
Supervisors digest task force’s final report on hot-button issue.
After hours of simmering debate, the Meals Tax Referendum Task Force’s presentation to the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Tuesday was a mere amuse-bouche, whetting the appetite of board the for the group’s 170-page multi-course written report.
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Fairfax Station Students Attend Summer Science Program in Israel
Local student and budding scientist Pierce Eggan was one of only 19 American students chosen to attend the summer science program at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, one of the world’s foremost centers of scientific research and graduate study.