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Centreville/Chantilly: ‘The Epitome of a Leader’

Michael Frey honored as Sully’s longtime supervisor.

Heartfelt accolades, fond memories and good-natured ribbing marked Friday night’s Roast and Boast for Supervisor Michael R. Frey (R-Sully).

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A Mitzvah For Louis

A Mitzvah For Louis

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Barber Keeps It in the Family

With his older brother at Virginia Tech, Levi Barber takes control of Edison offense.

Barber Keeps It in the Family

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Is It Time To Tax Cigarettes?

Citizen advocates say yes. Some Legislators say no.

Is It Time To Tax Cigarettes?

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A Mitzvah For Louis

By Carla Branch

A Mitzvah For Louis

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Time To Pop the Corn

Annual Jewish Film Festival is back with some new features this year.

Time To Pop the Corn

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Time To Pop the Corn

Annual Jewish Film Festival is back with some new features this year.

Time To Pop the Corn

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A Look Back: How Del Ray Changed in 2012

For those who haven’t been keeping up with changes and activities in Del Ray, here is a recap of the past year, from my perspective as president of the Del Ray Citizens Association.

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Fairfax Area Becomes a ‘No Drone Zone’

FAA shuts down drone clubs within a 30-mile radius of Washington, D.C.

Over twenty drone hobbyists met at Reston Nova Labs to discuss recent emails announcing the extension of FAA's "no drone zone" deeper into Virginia and Maryland in a 30-mile radius beyond Ronald-Reagan Washington National Airport in D.C.

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Chantilly Volleyball Holds Off Langley in Five Sets

Saxons’ Donaldson tallies 15 kills, Shklyar has 13.

With the Chargers having gone 10 days without a match, Chantilly volleyball coach Charles Ezigbo had limited expectations entering Monday’s meeting with Langley.

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Calendar 7/3/02

Calendar 7/3/02

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Calendar 7/3/02

Calendar 7/3/02

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School Notes

School Notes

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Week in Herndon

Week in Herndon

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72-year-old Filmmaker Debuts Alzheimer’s Documentary

When Barbara Klutinis’ husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s she had no idea how she was going to get through the ordeal ahead of her. After joining a support group and hearing the stories of others going through the same thing, Klutinis realized she was not alone. Inspired by the experience, she decided to make a documentary about the lives of couples coping with the disease. The film, “The Sum Total of Our Memory: Facing Alzheimer’s Together,” will screen at the NOVA International Film Festival Friday, April 17, 1 p.m., at the Angelika Film Center in Fairfax.

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Clifton Girl Scouts Collect and Donate Diapers

Clifton Girl Scout Troop 4617 collected and delivered more than 5,000 diapers to local charities that help new mothers in need.

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Letter: J-H: Still on Wrong Course

To the Editor

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Calling for Heroin Problem Update

“Heroin is here, it’s on our doorstep, it’s in our communities and it often goes unnoticed,” said District Supervisor Pat Herrity (R-Springfield).

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Learning Animal Rescue in Kenya

During a recent trip to Kenya, a group of Marymount University students learned firsthand about animal trauma, poaching, and how rewarding it can be to put their compassion into action.

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Gifts from the Heart

Shoppers, crafters, artisans return to Herndon show.

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