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Pulling No Punches
Largely student-run, Whitman’s fourth biennial Youth Summit deals frankly with often uncomfortable subjects affecting the lives of high schoolers.
Pulling No Punches
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Howell and Plum Head for General Assembly
Citizens suggest priorities
Howell and Plum Head for General Assembly
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Howell and Plum Head for General Assembly
Citizens suggest priorities.
Howell and Plum Head for General Assembly
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The Icemen of Alexandria
As the Washington Capitals build a foundation in Arlington, players are joining the local community.
The Icemen of Alexandria
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Griffith Paved Block System
Loudoun students might want to thank Wayne Griffith for cutting their homework load.
Griffith Paved Block System
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The Icemen of Alexandria
As the Washington Capitals build a foundation in Arlington, players are joining the local community.
The Icemen of Alexandria
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Employees Already Live in Area
Citizens gave and got information from Fort Belvoir's New Vision Planners on the expected arrival of 22,000 new personnel.
Employees Already Live in Area
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Food Trucks are the Kitchen at Local Breweries
Food trucks serving microbrewery customers across the area.
At Port City Brewing in the western Alexandria, the “pearl,” a layered dish of macaroni and cheese, baked beans and barbecue meat, is downed with a micro beer so it’s known to bring on a “food coma” of sorts.
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Gov. Youngkin Vetoes Bills to Protect Survivors of Domestic Violence
Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed HB46 and SB47, sponsored by Del. Elizabeth Bennett-Parker, Sen. Barbara Favola, critical bills to protect survivors of domestic violence. Nearly one third of all homicides in Virginia are domestic violence related, and nearly two thirds of domestic violence homicides in VA are committed with a firearm. The bills would not have affected law-abiding gun owners and would have saved lives.
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Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon
Local fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.
Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon
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Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon
Local fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.
Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon
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Commentary: Value of New Next to Old
The debate rages in Alexandria about what our new waterfront should look like. It is an issue that our next mayor will be dealing with. One argument says that new buildings should fit in with existing brick buildings, mainly the two-story homes and townhouses that were built with local clay from the late 1700s to the early 1900s. This idea has been the guiding light for every building built in Alexandria for the last 20 some years. Every office building must be built with an outer brick shell.
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Herndon Middle Presents Play On History Of Herndon
Play presented at Hendon and Virginia Theatre Association conference.
Eighth grade students in the class of Herndon Middle School drama teacher Scott D. Pafumi performed a one act play on the history of Herndon on Oct. 23 at Herndon Middle School. The one act play covered the period from 1858 to the present.
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Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
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Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
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School Board–Dranesville District: Pete Kurzenhauser
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School Board Candidate for Dranesville District
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‘Putting the Ordinance in Black and White’ in Fairfax City
City Council hears affordable dwelling unit proposal.
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State Legislature Passes Halfway Point
Arlington’s delegates shepherd bills addressing holes in the state’s labor laws, education policy and care for the elderly.
State Legislature Passes Halfway Point
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A Brief History of Arlington
First visited by Captain John Smith, the once rural village is now an urban community.
A Brief History of Arlington