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Students Read Letters to Veterans in Springfield

Veterans Day celebrated at Hunt Valley Elementary.

Veterans Day celebrated at Hunt Valley Elementary.

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Scouting For Food in Springfield

Annual drive nets 25,842 pounds of food for ECHO clients.

Boy Scout Food Drive

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If a Tree Falls on the Road …

Although drivers and trees avoid each other, a fall could be fatal.

Roadside trees


Commentary: Help Children Awaiting Adoption

Planning Changes to Fairfax County Planning Commission

Twelve-member commission endures multiple changes through grief, triumphs, retirement and more during 2017.


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SALT Holds Annual Advocacy Conference

Social justice advocates told: ‘Go and do good’

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Trends in Gift Giving

From charitable to sustainable, shopping ideas to please even the pickiest.


Manners in the Tech Age

Etiquette classes aim to teach the lost art of manners.

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Future Quest Designed for Students with Disabilities

Event will feature 40-plus workshops and exhibits.

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Called to be Leaven in the World

Interview with Catholic bishop about Church’s role in Northern Virginia.


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Magic, Wonder and Adventure at W. T. Woodson's Stage: Woodson's production of “Pippin.”

Cappies Review

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100th Anniversary of the Night of Terror

Historian Lynne Garvey-Hodge talks about events that led to women's right to vote.

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Laurel Hill Art Teacher Recognized

Ashley Birkmaier’s artwork selected for Artist Teacher Exhibition.


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Kathy Tran Takes Open Seat

First-time candidate swamps Republican to take seat held by longtime Del. Dave Albo (R-42).

Virginia’s first Asian-American female delegate will be representing a part of Northern Virginia that has seen a radical transformation during the time since its incumbent took office more than two decades ago. Democrat Kathy Tran swamped Republican Lolita Mancheno-Smoak with a runaway victory, 61 percent to 39 percent. She ended up with 7,000 more votes than the Republican in the GOP-held seat. Mancheno-Smoak’s appeal was limited to two precincts with $5 million homes.

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Hugo Leads Tanner by Less Than One-Half Percent

Narrow margin in District 40 could result in a recount.

Del. Tim Hugo (R-40) was behind Donte Tanner (D) by 68 votes on Election night. Then, as canvassing continued at the elections offices the day after, Tanner was behind by 115 votes.


Blood Donations Sought