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McNair Celebrates Cox Partnership
School's most recent business partnership is with Cox Communications.
McNair Celebrates Cox Partnership
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Chamber Acknowledges Community Involvement
Area local business recognized for their contributions to the community.
Chamber Acknowledges Community Involvement
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College Notes
College Notes
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Weck and Tyler Honored as Lord and Lady Fairfax
Great Falls, McLean residents honored for “immeasurable contribution” to their communities.
Weck and Tyler Honored as Lord and Lady Fairfax
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Weck and Tyler Honored as Lord and Lady Fairfax
Great Falls, McLean residents honored for “immeasurable contribution” to their communities.
Weck and Tyler Honored as Lord and Lady Fairfax
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Brian Moran, State Delegate, District 46
Brian Moran, State Delegate, District 46
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McLean Student Honored as YoungArts Finalist
Joe Broom of McLean, a sophomore at Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology (TJHSST), is a National YoungArts Foundation Finalist in music. Chosen from approximately 10,000 applications submitted by students in nine disciplines of the visual, literary and performing arts, he will participate in a life-changing experience provided by the National YoungArts Foundation. He is the first TJHSST student to be selected as a YoungArts finalist.
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Week in McLean
Weekly news in McLean
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Arlington Brief: Board Appoints Fire Station #8 Task Force
The County Board has appointed Noah Simon as chair of its Fire Station No. 8 Task Force.
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Fairfax County Chief Releases Information on Decade of Officer-Involved Shootings
Citizens can now explore summaries of Fairfax County police officer-involved shootings that occurred over the last 10 years.
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Letter: Right Choice In 45th District
Letter to the Editor
We are writing in strong support of Clarence Tong's candidacy for state delegate in the 45th District. Clarence is by far the most qualified candidate for this position based on his education, experience and community involvement.
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Deer Feeding Ban Is In Effect
Many residents enjoy seeing white-tailed deer up close and may feel they are contributing to the animal’s welfare by providing supplemental food.
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Potomac News Brief: Check Disability Parking Signs
During the 25-year anniversary month of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Montgomery County has launched a new initiative to help ensure that the signage for disability parking spaces in Montgomery County complies with the state of Maryland’s Accessibility Code adopted under the Public Safety Code.
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Detectives Make Arrest in Tysons Sexual Assault
Investigation continues, detectives seek witnesses
A 27-year-old man is facing charges after sexually assaulting a woman who was sitting on a bench near a shopping center in Tysons.
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Taekwondo Instructor Arrested for Sexually Assaulting a Juvenile
Detectives from Major Crimes Bureau Child Abuse Squad have arrested a 22-year-old man for a sexual assault that occurred in 2019 at Kong’s Taekwondo Learning Center, 7744 Gunston Plaza, in Lorton.
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Lt. Laitinen Gives Sully Police Station Update
Warns residents to lock their cars to prevent thefts
At the Dec. 2 meeting of the Sully District Police Station’s Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), Lt. Josh Laitinen, the assistant station commander, gave local residents an update on crimes in the community.
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Budget Vote Shows Signs of Election Politics
Budget Vote Shows Signs of Election Politics
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Around Town
Around Town