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Mutiny at City Hall

Council defers vote on use of Founders Park.

Mutiny at City Hall

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Crime Log

Crime Log

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Week in Herndon

News in Herndon.

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Opinion: Commentary: New Voting Laws

With the primaries now behind us it is not too soon to turn our attention to the General Election on Nov. 3 and Virginia’s new voting laws that will go into effect on July 1st.

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Montgomery County Private Schools Free to Open

Decisions and models vary from school to school.

After almost two weeks of policy twists and turns, private schools in Montgomery County can open the 2020-2021 School year either virtually or with in-person classes.

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Gum Springs Community Building Chosen for Historical Significance

The Pride of Fairfax Lodge #298 among 13 new sites for registry in Virginia.

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Faith Notes

Faith Notes

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Faith Notes

Faith Notes

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Community Notes

Community Notes

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Pursuing $500,000

Something New for Something Old: Fund drive to support Lee-Fendall House's restoration.

Pursuing $500,000

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School Notes

School Notes

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A Divided WFCCA OKs Mission Plan

A Divided WFCCA OKs Mission Plan

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News Briefs

News Briefs

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VOICE Seeks Funds for Dental Care

Organization has raised $150,000, needs another $50,000 to provide free dental care.

As a dentist practicing for 11 year, Kristin Donohue says she has seen plenty of lives that have been transformed by access to dental care. As a volunteer at a dental clinic that offers free care in Bailey’s Crossroads she has also seen her fair share of people who don’t have that access.

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Centre View School Notes: Oct. 10, 2012

School notes

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Burke: Volunteers and County Workers Recognized at Best of Braddock Awards

Thanks to Jim Watkins, a striking statue of a barracuda emerging from the water now graces the Commonwealth Swim Club. Watkins and other volunteers, members of the club, have helped maintain and repair areas of the facility, including restoration of the storm runoff channel, new lighting and landscaping.

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Helping Centreville Families During Holidays

Our Neighbor’s Child provides toys and clothing.

When Centreville’s Kelly Lavin and some friends got together in 1991 to provide Christmas gifts for some families in need in their community, they did so for 15 children. Fast forward to now, and that number has grown to 1,876 children.

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Supporting Rising Hope

Looking to raise $50,000 to help low-income families, disabled vets, and the homeless.

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Worth Your D'oh

Film Review

Worth Your D'oh

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Doing the ‘Write’ Thing

Westfield’s Kat and Clare Lanigan have had an impact both on and off the volleyball court.

Doing the ‘Write’ Thing