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Mount Vernon: County Picks Clinton and Rubio
But Trump joins Clinton in taking Virginia
Katie Hugo, daughter of Del. Tim Hugo (R-4?), turned 18 at the beginning of February and insisted she cast her first official vote with dad, who she said is the reason she’s involved and interested in politics.
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Melissa Belote Ripley Went From Summer League Standout to Olympian
Melissa Belote Ripley’s former swimming coach Ed Solotar had two requirements: “You’ve got to want to win and want to get better,” said Belote Ripley, who was born in Washington, D.C., but grew up in Springfield. “To have to have that burning desire to always be the best, a fire in your belly to really want to win, to work -- that was easy for me, that’s just how I was.”
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Civil War-era Baseball Comes to Vienna
1864-rules games, exhibits, highlight the Civil War Living History Exhibition.
Baseball, as played 150 years ago – except for beaning the runner – comes to Vienna on Saturday, June 23, as three 1864-rules teams play a series of exhibition games for the community.
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Letter: Neighbors’ Side of Story
To the Editor: Reference: Special permit application for a riding stables business at 815 Blacks Hill Road.
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‘Be Twice as Good, Work Three Times as Hard’
Centreville High grad is now a singer-songwriter in NYC.
When she attended Centreville High, Lexis Yelis was known as Alexis Acar. But as soon as she graduated in 2012, she moved to New York City to pursue her singer-songwriter career.
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Award Ends Family's Ordeal
Brittle bones disease leads to child being taken away from family, father charged with child abuse.
Award Ends Family's Ordeal
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Award Ends Family's Ordeal
Brittle bones disease leads to child being taken away from family, father charged with child abuse.
Award Ends Family's Ordeal
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Helping Students Stay in School
Helping Students Stay in School
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‘Little Shop of Horrors’ Challenges Lee Students
‘Little Shop of Horrors’ Challenges Lee Students
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Terhar for School Board
Terhar for School Board
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Golf Tournament Benefits Arts Council
Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern hosts annual fundraiser.
Though the grounds were damp from the night before, and the skies threatened rain in the morning, that didn’t stop more than 100 golfers from taking to the Herndon Centennial Golf Course Thursday, Aug. 1.
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Commentary: Two Civil Rights Heroes
About a week ago there was a memorial service for Reston’s founder and namesake, Robert E. Simon, Jr., who passed away on Sept. 21, 2015.
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Buying Fresh at Herndon Farmers Market
Herndon residents come to the market to support local businesses and enjoy fresh food.
“There is none better! This is the best of the best, a great time! I love it!” This description is for none other than the Herndon Farmers Market. Held every Thursday in old town Herndon, the market is a place where members of the community come together to support local businesses and enjoy fresh food.
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Hayfield’s Overstreet Wins Region Title on Bars
Sophomore suffered concussion in January.
Hayfield sophomore Molly Overstreet will compete at the state gymnastics meet.
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The Vienna Arts Society’s “Healing Wall” Honors Hospitalized Troops
Soldiers in treatment for PTSD at Fort Belvoir paint expressive puzzle pieces with guidance from VAS artist volunteers.
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Mount Vernon Column: Needs of Aging Population
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By 2030, one-in-four Virginians will be over 60 years old. That’s over half a million more people than today, and that number will include me too. This is a tremendous demographic change, and it will present the Commonwealth with many new challenges to allow Virginians to age with dignity and respect.