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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: We Cannot Wait to Win Over Hearts and Minds
I have been struggling to find words and honestly still can’t. The week has been draining both physically and emotionally on top of trying to figure out how to live in a pandemic.
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Schools Improve Accreditation Status
Still Room for Improvement
Schools Improve Accreditation Status
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Justice, IRS Enter Koger Investigation
Homeowners' associations encouraged to notify IRS of Koger irregularities.
Justice, IRS Enter Koger Investigation
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Protecting Dogs in the City of Fairfax
City Council passes one-hour maximum tethering ordinance.
When the Fairfax City Council last week passed one of the most stringent tethering laws in the state, it pleased many residents and animal advocates. “It’s the culmination of a year’s worth of work,” said Fairfax resident Tim Parmly, who directs an equine-welfare group. “It’s an ordinance much-needed to protect the dogs in this City.”
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Seaport Foundation Without a Seaport?
Waterfront plan leaves nonprofit homeless, for now.
A sense of uneasiness fills Randall Smith when he starts talking about the future of the Seaport Foundation, the nonprofit that taught him how to build boats. One recent afternoon found him scarfing a board so that it has the right ratio to be part of a kit that the nonprofit sells for people to make a kind of boat known as a Bevin's Skiff. By this time next year, the nonprofit will have to move out of this building, which will be demolished as part of the waterfront plan.
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At War with the Elements
Snow storm spotlights Herndon Public Works employees' annual battles against winter.
At War with the Elements
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Their Pot of Gold
Silverbrook students raise $17,000 to help former physical education teacher with ALS.
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Their Pot of Gold
Silverbrook students raise $17,000 to help former physical education teacher with ALS.
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Their Pot of Gold
Silverbrook students raise $17,000 to help former physical education teacher with ALS.
Their Pot of Gold
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Noodles & Noggins Toys Teach and Entertain
Noodles & Noggins Toys Teach and Entertain
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Serving Up Outdoor Dining
Serving Up Outdoor Dining
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Transient Is a 'Sobering' Presence
The man who has taken up residence under a bridge on 123 describes himself as a traveling street preacher.
Transient Is a 'Sobering' Presence
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Cross-Country Rider
South Riding cyclist rides from Seattle to Washington, D.C., for American Lung Association.
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‘Anything Goes’ at Little Theatre of Alexandria
Passengers sail on a cruise liner in Cole Porter's 1930s romantic comedy.
The Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA) is staging Cole Porter's light-hearted, romantic comedy, "Anything Goes," from Jan. 14 to Feb. 4.
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'Anything Goes' at Little Theater in Alexandria
Passengers sail on a cruise liner in Cole Porter's 1930s romantic comedy.
The Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA) is staging Cole Porter's light-hearted, romantic comedy, "Anything Goes," from Jan. 14 to Feb. 4.
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Spell Check
Navigating the ABC's of Alexandria.
The acronyms run from ACBA to WEBA and represent various business associations from the waterfront to the West End. Whether new to the city or a long-time resident, the following is a primer that explains the ABC's of Alexandria.
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School Notes
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2006: A Year of Change
Area residents faced boundary study, flooding and new construction.
2006: A Year of Change