Saturday, June 29
Friday, June 28
Thursday, June 27
City’s Investment In Full Bloom
Shoreline and Windmill Park areas enter first growing season.
City’s Investment in Shoreline Project in Full Bloom
Clown School Comes to Workhouse
Clown training has other advantages along with laughter and smiles. Motto: “Break all the rules, be a clown.”
Clown school
Always Topical: Trade with China
Potomac residents study global issues with foreign policy speakers.
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Signature Theatre in Arlington Stages ‘Blackbeard’
Rowdy high-seas musical about a journey across the globe.
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Wednesday, June 26
At H-B Woodlawn: Ceremony Spotlights Each Graduate
A unique graduation for Arlington’s alternative school.
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Metropolitan School of the Arts Names 2019 Graduates
Beth Mann of Springfield earned scholarship to the Richmond Ballet Trainee Program.
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Environmental Change Through Youth Games and Activities
Fifth Annual Fairfax County Environmental Education Conference held.
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Tuesday, June 25
Opinion: Editorial: Campaign Finance Reform? Yes
Surprise! “No limits” can stimulate large amounts of campaign cash for many kinds of candidates and from many kinds of donors.
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Great Falls Residents Fired Up on School Issues
GFCA hosts meeting with School Board’s Jane Strauss.
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Vinson Hall Celebrates 50 Years in McLean
About 400 people turn out for retirement home anniversary party.
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Monday, June 24
Navy Sea Chanters Join Summer Concert Series
Weekly summer concerts at Workhouse Arts Center attract families, music lovers.
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Grossman Named LLS 2019 Man of the Year
Fairfax City man raised money for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
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Pomegranates on Fire Win Battle of the Bands
Students from Burke, Fairfax, Clifton area to perform in Baltimore and Vienna.
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Saturday, June 22
Family-friendly Baseball Experience at Bethesda Big Train
Entering their 21st season, Big Train offers a traditional, small-town baseball atmosphere.
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Dentzel Carousel at Glen Echo to Close for Repairs
Visit the Carousel now because the carousel will be closed for construction from July through September. It will reopen in Spring 2020.
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Larry Barnett Supporters in Arlington Have ‘Fun-Raiser’
Arlingtonians back the “caring candidate” from Midlothian.
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Friday, June 21
Thursday, June 20
Disability Specialist Uses Film to Highlight Employment Issues
New film possibly in AFI Film Festival in late June.
Mount Vernon Filmmaker
Amazon, Virginia Tech Detail Their Plans
Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber of Commerce hosts discussion.
Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber of Commerce hosts Amazon discussion
Wednesday, June 19
McLean Shoppers “Stuff the Bus”
Food drive at Giant nets 1,468 pounds of food, $1,097 of cash and $175 worth of gift cards for SHARE, Inc.
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Summer Concerts Season Opens at McLean Central Park
Families gather for first Sunday Concert of the summer.
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Opinion: Editorial: New Majority on Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
Eight things to study, get up to speed.
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Opinion: Column: Consumers In Focus: Why So Cold?
Understanding credit freezes and other tools to protect your finances and identity.
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Tuesday, June 18
The Sting of Shakespeare’s Intent in Alexandria
Metropolitan Homeschool Productions is optimistic about relationships in “The Taming of the Shrew.”
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Monday, June 17
‘Mediocrity Has Been Acceptable’ in Alexandria
ACPS budget grows, expected to grow more next year, as higher quality sought.
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Celebration, Farewell and Beginning at Edison High School
Thousands watch seniors turn their tassels Monday night.
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Robert E. Lee High School: Keynote Speaker Warns of Change
Alexandria Mayor Justin Wilson spoke to graduates about embracing change.
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Student Speaker Shines at Robinson Graduation
Themes of the morning included staying true to self and thanking those who helped along the way.
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Lake Braddock Secondary School: Among Many Successes, the Greatest is Overcoming Failure
Speakers applaud graduates on their many successes and prepare them for failures.
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Great Falls Home Sales: May, 2019
In May, 2019, 39 Great Falls homes sold between $2,087,000-$550,000.
Great Falls Home Sales: May, 2019
McLean Home Sales: May, 2019
In May, 2019, 154 homes sold between $5,500,000-$173,000 in the McLean and Falls Church area.
McLean Home Sales: May, 2019
Potomac Home Sales: May, 2019
In May, 2019, 72 Potomac homes sold between $4,200,000-$329,900.
Potomac Home Sales: May, 2019
Sunday, June 16
Centreville High Holds Commencement
615 students graduate; class receives $5 million in scholarships.
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Chantilly High Holds Graduation
661 students receive diplomas; $7 million in scholarships awarded.
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Saturday, June 15
Churchill Students Celebrate Asian American Heritage
Parents and students from Cabin John Middle join in colorful, tasty sharing.
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Rocklands Raises Funds for Seniors in Arlington
Organized by Alliance for Arlington Senior Programs.
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Friday, June 14
Fathers in Jail Reunite with Their Children in Arlington
Men have high praise for system run by Sheriff Arthur.
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West Potomac Wolverines Look to the Future
Graduation ceremony speakers highlight opportunity.
Graduation ceremony speakers highlight opportunity.
Thursday, June 13
Love Your Body Yoga Festival Held in Reston
Good for the body and good for nonprofit ‘Friends of Southgate Community Center, Inc.’
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Affordable Housing Projects Partially Funded in Mount Vernon
Residences at North Hill and The Arden move forward.
Affordable Housing Projects
Wednesday, June 12
Hot Towels, Shave and Cut Services in Herndon
Town Barber opens for men and women in new downtown development.
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Pride of Herndon Honors D-Day in Normandy
Represents the United States at the 75th Anniversary of D-Day.
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Virginia Democratic Primary: Small Voter Turnout Heralds Big Changes
McKay’s ‘Experience Counts’ tagline resonates, as does the call for criminal justice reform in the Commonwealth’s Attorney race.
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Tuesday, June 11
New Dominion Woman’s Club Gives Back
Presents $4,000 checks to four beneficiaries in the community.
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James Madison High: Learning and Having Fun
Graduates sent off with stories of second chances and do-overs.
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Improving Safety and Traffic Flow in McLean
Community discusses the options for how to improve intersection near Spring Hill Elementary.
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Consumers In Focus: Why So Cold?
Understanding credit freezes and other tools to protect your finances and identity.
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Monday, June 10
‘Challenge of Our Generation’ in Alexandria
Planning Commission approves stricter building, open space regulations, citing climate change.
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AWLA: ‘Cuddle Time’: Cozying Up with a Rabbit or Lizard
Non-traditional pets find their way into hearts of adopters.
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Antioch Baptist Awards Educational Grants
Celebrates 30th Anniversary at Waterford in Springfield.
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From ‘Pete the Cat’ to Social Justice at West Springfield High
Speakers urge graduates to draw lessons from history.
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Historical Marker Erected for Mount Eagle Mansion
George Washington visited grounds where Montebello Condominiums sits today.
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Saturday, June 8
Little Theatre of Alexandria Presents ‘A Fox on the Fairway’
Madcap adventure about love, life, and golf.
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Friday, June 7
Cappies: ‘Wonderful to See All the Hard Work Pay Off’
Westfield High’s ‘Rock of Ages’ wins eight Cappies.
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Chantilly High: ‘Never Stop Dreaming; Set No Limits on Yourselves’
CPMSAC holds 35th annual student awards ceremony.
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More than 550 Graduate from Churchill
Advice: Make the choice every day to be good and to see good in yourself and others.
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State-of-the-Art Retirement Living Opens in Reston
Community Theatre named after two service-minded Restonians.
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Pride Runs Deep in Reston
LGBTQ+ community celebrated, respected and affirmed at second Annual Reston Pride Festival.
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Gardens of Note in Reston
Reston Chorale presents self-guided tour as fundraiser and community event.
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Brains Cannot Be Replaced
Hutchison ES hosts Traumatic Brain Injury Prevention Program and Bike Helmet Giveaway Program.
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Thursday, June 6
Fun Reigns at ‘Play It Safe: Bike Rodeo & Safety Fair’ in Herndon
Little riders take home free helmets and inspected bikes.
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SOL Skills Used in Cardboard Boats Pay Off
Annual Springfield Regatta is a hit at Accotink.
Cardboard Boat Race in Springfield
Wednesday, June 5
Virginia House Whip Faces Democratic Primary
Spain criticizes Lopez's work on immigration, relationship with governor, presence in community.
If Democrats seize control of the House this November, Del. Alfonso Lopez (D-49) is poised to be in a leadership position helping to guide the agenda of a party that has not been in power since the 1990s. But that’s only if he makes it through the primary.
Vote for Clerk of Circuit Court of Alexandria
Two candidates vie for Democratic nomination; eight-year term.
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PTSD: Recognizing and Healing
During PTSD Awareness Month, clinicians work to educate public on the disorder.
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Fairfax County Chairman Candidates Debate Heats Up
McLean Chamber hosts Democratic candidates’ forum for Board of Supervisors chair; vote June 11.
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Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board: Coping with Distress in Aftermath of a Mass Shooting
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Closing Arguments for Fairfax Commonwealth’s Attorney
Commonwealth’s Attorney candidates meet for final debate before June 11 Primary.
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Oak Marr Farmers Market Offers Nutritious Foods and a Friendly Community
Farmers market is a weekly hub for local farmers and businesses to connect with the community.
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Pay to Play or Legitimate Representation in Virginia?
Senator’s consulting business takes center stage in primary campaign.
Is two-term Sen. Barbara Favola (D-31) a rising star, poised to become chairwoman of a Senate committee if Democrats seize control of the Senate? Or is she an opportunist capitalizing on insider influence for personal gain? That’s a question for voters this June in a primary that pits Favola against challenger Nicole Merlene, who says Favola’s consulting business is the embodiment of everything that’s wrong about Virginia politics.
Opinion: Commentary: Lessons from the Greatest Generation
Reflections on the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
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Tuesday, June 4
Forestville Third Graders Learn Cybersecurity
Langley High senior brings cybersecurity skills, awareness to her former school.
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Rewarding Sportsmanship in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon High School Girls soccer among those awarded.
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Monday, June 3
Cookbook Keeps Raising Funds for Animals
Seventh grader combines interests in recipes and helping animals.
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Alexandria School Budget: Final Adjustments
School division evaluates funding for full school custodian retention and restorative practices.
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Senior Services of Alexandria: How To Avoid Scams
Senior Law Day, June 22, offers recommendations.
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‘These Are Our Heroes, and Today We Honor Them’ in the City of Fairfax
Remembering the fallen during Memorial Day ceremony.
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Burke Farmers Market Creates Community
Both customers and vendors enjoy communication and familiarity.
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