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A car crash in Chantilly last week took the life of a 27-year-old Sterling man. Fairfax County police identified him as Jordan Douglas. The tragedy occurred last Wednesday, Oct. 15, shortly before 5 p.m.
Roundups for 6/11/2014
The editor presents the roundups from the week of 6/11/2014.
Roundups
House Fire: $100,000 Damage A house fire over the weekend caused an estimated $100,000 damage to a single-family home in Centreville. Fire investigators say the blaze was accidental. They blamed it on an electrical anomaly in the air-conditioning wall unit in the garage that had been converted into a daycare center. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department units responded Sunday, Feb. 16, around 2:15 p.m. to 7105 Ordway Road. First-arriving firefighters saw smoke and fire coming from the garage. They brought the fire under control in approximately 10 minutes. Working smoke alarms provided early warning and allowed the home’s occupants to escape unharmed before the firefighters arrived. No one was injured, but the fire displaced four adults and three children.
Learning How to Change the World
Civitan Conference teaches skills that will last a lifetime, sponsored by local clubs.
Ever wondered about the blue sign on North Quincy Street near the Washington-Lee High School in Arlington which says “I-66 Civitan Garage Sale”?
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McLean Citizens Urge More Changes to FCPS Pensions
McLean, Great Falls Citizens Associations discuss county teachers’ pension system.
A vocal McLean citizens group wants to see more changes to the pension system for Fairfax County Public School employees.
Chantilly Restaurant Marks 100 Years Since Armistice
Honors all servicemen and women with free barbecue meal.
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Burke, Fairfax Station, Oakton, Springfield: Four swimmers from Burke club compete at Olympic Trials in Omaha
1:01.19. For the last year, Oakton resident Jasmine Hellmer has gone to bed looking up at “1:01.19” written on a Post-It note stuck to her ceiling. That time represented the rising Flint Hill School junior’s greatest goal to date: the time standard to qualify for Olympic Trials in the 100 butterfly.
Making a Case for Bipartisanship in American Politics
Georgetown student from Vienna authors book on finding ways to bridge the political gap.
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’Savvy’ Sophomore Edwards Leads Lake Braddock Bruins to Victory
Lake Braddock quarterback throws five touchdown passes.
Great Falls Home Sales: August, 2016
In August, 2016, 33 Great Falls homes sold between $3,000,000-$533,600.
Great Falls Home Sales: August, 2016
A Household Re-Forms, and Looks Forward
Sun Design Remodeling's in-law addition complements existing architecture.
Living Legends: From Mission Statements to Hands-on Volunteering
Carter Dudley Flemming, leading by example.
Free St. Patrick’s Day Lyft Rides Offered
St Patrick's Rides
U.S. Supreme Court Threatens Women’s Fundamental Rights
U.S. Supreme Court Threatens Women’s Fundamental Rights
Casting a Ballot
Recent changes to voting make casting a ballot easier than ever.
Recent changes to voting make casting a ballot easier than ever.
Prosecutorial Discretion
Northern Virginia prosecutors say they won't enforce abortion restrictions.
Nine prosecutors across Virginia say they will not enforce any new restrictions on abortion, complicating Republican efforts to crack down on reproductive freedom in the wake of the Supreme Court decision
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