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Alexandria Letter: Do The Right Thing

Letter to the Editor

When I first moved to Alexandria, I would often run and walk around the water in Old Town.

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Notes on a Scandal

New book reveals the men who revealed Watergate.

Notes on a Scandal

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Notes on a Scandal

New book reveals the men who revealed Watergate.

Notes on a Scandal

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Santa's Sleigh Is A Big Red Truck

Santa's Sleigh Is A Big Red Truck

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‘I Want To Perform’

Isabelle Chester travels the area playing music for children as Miss Belle.

‘I Want To Perform’

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‘I Want To Perform’

Isabelle Chester travels the area playing music for children as Miss Belle.

‘I Want To Perform’

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Santa's Sleigh Is A Big Red Truck

Santa's Sleigh Is A Big Red Truck

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Notes on a Scandal

New book reveals the men who revealed Watergate.

Notes on a Scandal

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Alexandria: The Battle Without End

20 feet of space and 127 years of controversy.

One hundred and twenty-seven years ago, the Rev. G.H. Norton thought the Appomattox Confederate statue would help close the wounds of the Civil War.

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Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

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Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

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Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

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Civic Calendar

Civic Calendar

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Equal Taxing Power — A Joint Resolution

Top 2004 resolution.

Equal Taxing Power — A Joint Resolution

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Business

Business

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McLean Orchestra Continues ‘$40,000 for the 40th’ Campaign

To commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the McLean Orchestra, Wayne Winston Sharp, President of the Board of Trustees, announced a Spring Campaign to raise "$40,000 for the 40th" by the end of the season on June 30. Sharp noted that this will place the orchestra in a stronger financial position to help underwrite live classical music performances, made possible by the orchestra’s 85 professional musicians. The McLean Orchestra has been offering these concerts to growing audiences throughout the Greater McLean Community since 1971.

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Rauner Receives a Lifetime Achievement Award

Sharon Stakes, Executive Vice President of The Business Bank, announced that Harold C. Rauner, President/CEO of The Business Bank was honored with Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Lifetime Achievement Award on Sept. 6, 2013 at the Westin Washington Dulles Hotel and Resort in Herndon. Harry Rauner is a graduate of George Mason University, where he received both Undergraduate and Master’s degrees in Business Administration with a major in Finance and Real Estate. He began his banking career at the McLean Bank in 1974, where he held various positions to include Senior Vice President of Loan Administration and Commercial Loan Officer. He left McLean Bank in early 1987 to organize the Heritage Bank of Northern Virginia where he served as President, CEO and Director. Rauner left Heritage Bank to join The Business Bank in late 1994 where he assumed his current positions.

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Help Provide Holiday Food Baskets

WFCM serves those in need in Centreville, Chantilly, Clifton, Fair Oaks and Fairfax Station. And with so many people struggling financially in these tough, economic times, more and more families are coming to WFCM for help.

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Equal Taxing Power — A Joint Resolution

Top 2004 resolution.

Equal Taxing Power — A Joint Resolution