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Hayfield’s Theatrical Past
Hayfield’s Theatrical Past
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GMU Rector Visits Penn State
Athletic program explored.
As the Pennsylvania State University community geared up for a busy home football weekend, a visitor from Fairfax was present in the stands: CDaniel Clemente, Rector of George Mason University’s Board of Visitors.
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Oakton Teen Gets the Nobel Experience
Interest in science and medicine leads to Stockholm trip.
Ekaterina Forkin, a sophomore at Oakton High School, spent several days in Stockholm Sweden learning about how Nobel laureates are selected.
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Continuum of Care: How Do They Do It?
How Arlingtonians can help.
The organizations taking care of Arlington County’s homeless problem aren’t flush with cash.
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Reflections on Graduating Class of 2012
I’ve been at a lot of graduations over the years–my own high school and college graduations, of course, as well as those of family, and friends.
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Out of the Ashes
Award-winning master carver and sculptor turns charred tree stump in to work of art.
A local wizard used his powers of transformation at a Potomac school recently.
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Training Wheels in Mount Vernon
Program provides bikes, helmets and safety skills.
A collaboration between Alexandria City Public Schools and the Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) gave third, fourth, and fifth grade students a chance to turn Mount Vernon Community School students into the city’s youngest cyclists.
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AAUW of Virginia Holds Summer Leadership Meeting
A record number of Virginia members of the American Association of University Women, a national advocate for women’s equity, attended their annual Summer Leadership Meeting on July 25, 26, and 27.
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Ready Or Not – High School Sports Teams Delve Into Playoffs
Following a week-plus of inactivity due to snowfall, Northern Region squads must immediately turn it on again for the postseason.
Ready Or Not – High School Sports Teams Delve Into Playoffs
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Arthur Purves, Hunter Mill School Board
Arthur Purves, Hunter Mill School Board
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Cathy Belter Retains School Board Seat
Cathy Belter Retains School Board Seat
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Letter: Appoint Ombudsman
Letter to the Editor
The mayor’s Ad-Hoc Monitoring Group for Waterfront Construction continues to identify the many adverse things that might happen to property near one of the six future construction sites on the waterfront. Ironically, they are doing all this without the assistance or advice of the City Attorney’s Office, which refuses to assist committees not appointed by the City Council. In other words, they refuse to speak to the very citizens who pay their salaries .... a sad commentary, at best.
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Vienna Celebrates the 4th with Festival, Fireworks, Fun
The Town of Vienna’s annual 4th of July small-town festival and fireworks is one of the characteristics of Vienna that give it, well, its small-town feel.
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Opinion: Column: Questions and “Canswers”
"Very interesting," to quote Artie Johnson from "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In," that "crazy-kooky" comedy show from the 70s.
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Bestselling Author to Keynote Women's Leadership Forum
Christina Daves, author of "PR for Anyone: 100+ Affordable Tips to Easily Create Buzz for Your Business" will keynote the Greater McLean Chamber of Commerce's Regional Women's Leadership Forum on Tuesday, April 29. Held at Capital One Bank Headquarters (1680 Capital One Dr, McLean). The event will run from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.
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New Pro Comes in Town
Fernando Martinez brings enthusiasm and a passion for teaching golf at Pohick Bay.
New Pro Comes in Town
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New Pro Comes in Town
Fernando Martinez brings enthusiasm and a passion for teaching golf at Pohick Bay.
New Pro Comes in Town
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A Different Kind of Family
More than 400 children in Fairfax County are in foster care, and more families are needed to meet their needs.
A Different Kind of Family
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Sealing the Deal with a Handshake
Hundreds of volunteers from both parties practice “retail politics” on election day.
Sealing the Deal with a Handshake