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Fairchild Park: Supervisors Approve a New Park near U.S. 1

Park approval

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English Ivy: Aggressive Invader

Elite colleges and universities may prize the English ivy climbing up musty old walls, but in the environment, English ivy is a destructive invader.

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Maps Tell Stories of the Past

People have been making maps of the Mount Vernon area for four centuries and maps convey more than pictures,” Kevin Green began as he...

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Pandemic Pollution: More Trash

Plastic bottles, bags, stirrers, straws, six-pack rings, yoghurt cups, lighters and dental flossers; aluminum cans; cigarette butts; Styrofoam pieces; bottle caps; carryout food packaging; balloons; fishing line; bait cans.

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Spring Puts Winter Chores Behind and Spawns Farmers Markets

Farmers Markets

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Plants, Mushrooms, Art and Alpacas in Mount Vernon

The American Horticultural Society’s Spring Garden Market.

Garden Market

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Rapid Bus System Central to U.S. 1 Revitalization

Planners envision a 7.5-mile section as an urbanized Main Street centered around six mixed-use business centers.

Revitalization

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Melodious Mandoleers Are Good for the Soul

Don’t Miss, June 11 Concert at Fort Hunt Park

Mandoleers

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Honoring the Historic Gum Springs Community in Mount Vernon

Gum Springs

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Wildlife in Bronze Glow at Nepenthe Gallery

Otters are secretive and elusive, but “Sexy Otter” is reclining in a seductive, odalisque pose front and center at the Nepenthe Gallery.

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‘An Excellent Table’ in Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon Displays the Washingtons’ holiday dishes.

Table Setting

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Cutting Vehicle Pollution Is Key to Curbing Climate Change

Part II

Climate

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Learning to Love Amphibians and Reptiles

They may not be cuddly, charismatic or cute to many humans, but amphibians and reptiles are fascinating and important.

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Continuing Nelly’s Artistry: Woodlawn’s 60th Needlework Show

Needlework

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Salt Enhances Safety; Can Harm Environment

Salt season is upon us.

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For 2024 Meals, Think Virginia

Traditional Virginia foods can brighten your table and your tales.

Think Va

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Old-fashioned Banking, Thriving for 172 Years

Bank surviving

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Mount Vernon Farmers Market Vendors Become Familiar ‘Locals’

They get up before dawn every Wednesday from May to December and load up tables, tents and boxes, crates and coolers filled with meats, baked goods, fruits, vegetables, plants and other wares.

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Study Highlights Pandemic’s Food Insecurity

The coronavirus pandemic exacerbated inequities, especially food insecurity, for many families along Fairfax County’s U.S. 1 corridor, concluded the Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food and Agriculture, a nonprofit based at Woodlawn Estate.

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New Law Could Help Save Turtles

Wild turtles need protection; enjoy them by seeing them, but leave them be.

From scratchy ancient petroglyphs to the children’s book heroine, Myrtle the turtle, to fictional superheroes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, turtles have long fascinated people.