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Moderate Mutiny
Former governor wants to impose
Virginia "talent economy" on
Washington; increase bipartisanship.

WITH THE SLUGGISH economy at the forefront of voters’ minds this year, former Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine hopes to put fiscal issues at the top of his campaign to fill the seat vacated by Democratic U.S. Sen. Jim Webb. In an interview on Thursday, Jan. 19, Kaine said he hopes to promote a "talent economy" in Washington. It’s a reality the former governor says has become evident in the last few decades, when Virginia moved from being one of the lowest median income states to being one of the wealthiest. Read more...

 

Scandal Highlights
Child Sex Abuse

Fairfax County police say reports, concerns rose in wake of scandal.

THE FALLOUT FROM the Penn State child sex abuse scandal - arrests, firings and the disgrace of a sports icon - has also promoted a heightened awareness of child sexual abuse. Since the scandal broke in November, national child abuse and neglect hotlines have reported steep spikes in calls from parents, educators and victims asking questions and seeking help. Read more...

 

Politics of
Notification

Father takes his plight for increased
parental notification to Richmond.


STEVE STUBAN CAN'T help but wonder if things could have turned out differently. Back in 2010, his son Nick was considered a model student at Woodson High School in Fairfax County. That is, until school officials caught the teenager with synthetic marijuana. Administrators didn’t contact the parents until a decision had already been made to suspend the boy with a recommendation for expulsion. Read more...

 






 

This Week in Our Papers...


Saving Dolphins
in Great Falls


Langley Presents
One Acts


FACETS
Provides Shelter


Presenting
Reston’s History


Communities Remade

Alexandria

TC Graduates March into Their Future

Alexandria Lighting Supply at 50

Sudden Onset Launches Fight against Rare Disease

Arlington

Yorktown Aquatic
Center Opens


Inked in Arlington

Taste the Challenge

Ashburn

Two Fires in Two Days Displace Families

Loudoun Museum Closed for Repairs

Herring Named to Governor's Panel

Burke

Good Night, Sleep Tight

Having Fun at
Burke Lake Park


Time to Stuff the Bus

Cascades

Two Fires in Two Days Displace Families

Loudoun Museum Closed for Repairs

Herring Named to Governor's Panel

Centre View

Woman Murdered
In Centreville


Preston Mulford
Is Mourned


Chantilly High Presents
Cinderella’s Untold Story

Fairfax

Politics of Notification

Scandal Highlights
Child Sex Abuse


Time to Stuff the Bus

Fairfax Station

When the Weather
Outside is Frightful…


Time to Stuff the Bus

Having Fun at
Burke Lake Park

Great Falls

Searching the Night
Sky in Great Falls


Saving Dolphins
In Great Falls


Colvin Run Uses
Service Learning

Herndon

FACETS Provides Shelter

Frying Pan Hosts
Music Series


Cycling For
Affordable Housing

Lorton

Homes Tour

Charity Drive

Honor Guard

McLean

Chocolate Festival
Comes to McLean


Jewelry on
Display in McLean


Langley Presents
One Acts

Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon
Choirs Salute
Martin Luther King, Jr.


$2.4 Billion School
Budget Proposed


‘Pop-Up Shakespeare’

Potomac

County Dribbles to Goal

Honey Ogens
Bakes with Feeling


Potomac’s Matt Belford,
Champion Skier — Now Teaches

Reston

Presenting
Reston’s History


Skating With the Stars

Chamber Hosts
MWAA President

Springfield

Scandal Highlights
Child Sex Abuse


McKay Hosts
Open House


Dragon Dance
At West Springfield

Vienna

Chamber Installs
2012 Board


Petersen, Keam Discuss
Richmond Agenda


Finding Winter Fun,
Vienna-Style



Local Politics

No More Speed Bumps

Highway Expansion Put On Hold

Fairfax Foreclosures Increase

Fairfax Schools Beat VA

Entertainment

'Dracula'

'Wizard of Oz'

'Odd Couple'

Sports

Yorktown Advances to
Northern Region Championship


TC Enters Season Short
On Rebounders, Experience


Preparing for
District Title Defense



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