Stories for April 2002

Tuesday, April 30

Small casts, sets mark plays by Keegan co-founder Lucas.

Keegan Premiere’s Two One-Act Plays

May 1: This Week in Potomac

Garden Upkeep Not Part of Deal at Veterans Bridge

Poetry Cafe Offers Self-Esteem, Finger Snapping

Is It Over Yet? Pretend It Isn't

Statistics Released on Crackdown

Is It Over Yet? Pretend It Isn't

Calendar

Cinco de Mayo Celebrations

Council Grapples With Budget

Support for Additional Tax Cut Grows

Council Grapples With Budget

Waiting for Their Solos

Drivers Get a Dose of Reality at License Ceremony

New Mormon Church Answers the Call

Increased Growth Necessitates A New and Bigger Church

New Mormon Church Answers the Call

City Keeping Eye on Supreme Court's Decision

Camps & Schools

School Notes

Camps & Schools

Health & Fitness

"Sea Marks" Is Touching and Compelling

Crime Reports

Falls Church Businesses Bounce Back from Fire

Auction house holds benefit to thank Arlington, Falls Church firefighters who fought last summer’s blaze.

Falls Church Businesses Bounce Back from Fire

Batteries for the Home

Drivers Get a Dose of Reality at License Ceremony

Roundup

High School Ring Surfaces after 56 Years

Cinco de Mayo Celebrations

Design Showroom Bursts with Ideas

Race for the Cure Preparations have Local Flair

Cinco de Mayo Celebrations

Design Showroom Bursts with Ideas

Race for the Cure Preparations have Local Flair

"Sea Marks" Is Touching and Compelling

School Year Remains Same, Not Shorter

Yard Sale Needs Leader

Old Fashioned Fun on Friday Afternoons

Race for the Cure Preparations Have Local Flair

Agnes Meyer Award Winner Named

Eagle Scout Slashes and Burns For Badge

Democratic Rivals Face Off Before Primary

Dorsey, Zimmerman focus on affordable housing as they fight for May 14 nomination.

Democratic Rivals Face Off Before Primary

Estate Expansion Now Under Way

Jazz Band Takes First in Toronto

Frustration Mounts With United Way Board

Eagle Scout Slashes and Burns for Badge

City Celebrates Tourism Week

National Gets Nod for More Flights

Drivers Get A Dose of Reality at License Ceremony

Old Fashioned Fun on Friday Afternoons

Fun Side Forum Promotes Regional Strategy

Focus on Tourism at River Farm

Fun Side Forum Promotes Regional Strategy

Olympians Visit TC Students

Ulysses James Strikes a Note In Mount Vernon

James Honored as Citizen of the Year

Ulysses James Strikes a Note In Mount Vernon

New Rules? Come Talk

Memory Tree Honors Katelynn

Foster Mother Files Lawsuit

Memory Tree Honors Katelynn

Drivers Get a Dose of Reality at License Ceremony

Eagle Scout Slashes and Burns for Badge

This Potomac Crossing Bridges History

Wye Oak Cloning Under Way

This Potomac Crossing Bridges History

Fertility Clinic Offers Egg-Freezing Service

Small House, Little Miracle

Best of Reston

McBryde, 59, Painter

Race for the Cure Preparations Have Local Flair

Eagle Scout Slashes and Burns For Badge

Riprap Fails Neighborhood

Central Office to Move to Broadlands

District buys land for administration building

Central Office to Move to Broadlands

Ashburn Church Heads Back to School

Monday, April 29

Education Notebook - 05/01/02

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

Education Notebook -05/01/02

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

Education Notebook - 05/01/02

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

Education Notebook - 05/01/02

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

Education Notebook -05/01/02

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

Education Notebook - 05/01/02

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

What Comes First: Targets or Budget?

Three Targets Tabled for Budgetary Reasons

Education Notebook - 05/01/02

Thursday, April 25

Sterling Foundation Links Community

DECA Student Pulls Two Firsts

Network Combines Human Services

Cascades 50 Plus Club Adds New Members

Wednesday, April 24

School Notes

Reston School Notes

Calendar

HHS Junior Class Rules in Mock Trial

Ethics Day held at County Government Center

HHS Junior Class Rules in Mock Trial

Local Man Charged With Sexual Assaults

Clifton Gets a Traffic Cop

Veto Session Authorizes Referendum

DAR Honors Francis Lightfoot Lee

School Notes

Loudoun People

Centreville Presents 'Our Town'

School Notes

'Dancing at Lughnasa' at Westfield

School Notes

Faith Notes

Births

Farmers Markets To Open in May

Births

Farmers Markets To Open in May

Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds

Classes

Around Reston

Around Loudoun

Herndon People

HHS Junior Class Rules in Mock Trial

Ethics Day held at County Government Center

HHS Junior Class Rules in Mock Trial

Sterling Resident Pursues Comic Dream

Maher performs in comedy clubs along east cost.

Sterling Resident Pursues Comic Dream

Around Herndon

Reston People

Calendar

DAR Honors Francis Lightfoot Lee

Loudoun People

Michael Wayne Marcellus

Obituary

Michael Wayne Marcellus

SLHS's 'Funny Thing Happened' On Schedule

Crime Log

Worth Noting

Crime Log

'Evita' Opens May 2 at Marshall High

First Fairfax County Schools performance for Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.

'Evita' Opens May 2 at Marshall High

Roundups

Helping Shaken Babies

Second Annual Tot Trot Fund-Raiser is May 4

Helping Shaken Babies

Shepherd Gate Church: A Home at Last

County, Schools Exchange Mars Markup

Supervisors question school budget process

County, Schools Exchange Mars Markup

Tentative Accord on Route 28 Funding

More Charges Lodged Against Suspected Flasher

10-Story Buildings for Trinity Centre

DAR Honors Francis Lightfoot Lee

Vintage Engine Wins Award

Becker Commended by McLean Planning Committee

Business Notes

Crime Log

Tuesday, April 23

Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds

Drought Keeps Decks Happy

Assembly Delegation Finds Referendum Money for County

Transit, road improvements add to regional benefits for Arlington, senator, delegates say.

Assembly Delegation Finds Referendum Money for County

Roundup

Haycock Celebrates its First Arbor Day

Students read poems, MCA noted for its involvement

Haycock Celebrates its First Arbor Day

The Way We Were and Are Today

Booster Seats Required for 5 Year Olds

Carnival Includes Springfield on Circuit

Churchill Celebrates

Booster Seats Required for 5 Year Olds

Booster Seats Required For 5 Year Olds

Coming in 2012 - the Summer Olympics?

Washington area makes its pitch to host the Olympic Games

Coming in 2012 - the Summer Olympics?

Oversized Loads Take Two Lanes Too Many

Crime Reports

Innovative Cooking in a Tiny Kitchen

Live From Herndon, It's Friday Night

FNL opens eighth season May 3

Live From Herndon, It's Friday Night

FNL opens eighth season May 3

Live From Herndon, It's Friday Night

Handling Day Laborers

Coming in 2012 - the Summer Olympics?

Washington area makes its pitch to host the Olympic Games

Coming in 2012 - the Summer Olympics?

Food Talk

A Classic Race

Over 1,500 Runners Participate

A Classic Race

Health & Fitness

Senior Living

National Gets Nod For More Flights

School Board Faces Tough Choices on CIP

Nine building vie for likely limited money.

School Board Faces Tough Choices on CIP

Neighbors, Parents Look Forward to Changes at Yorktown

Despite unpleasant history, groups hope to see school addition funded this year.

Neighbors, Parents Look Forward to Changes at Yorktown

Camps & Schools

Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds

Richard Lee Lasseter

Obituary

Richard Lee Lasseter

Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds

Drought Keeps Decks Happy

Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds

Celestine E. Lowe

Drought Keeps Decks Happy

Less Medicaid Funding: Less Beds

Stray Pets

Richard Lee Lasseter

Obituary

Richard Lee Lasseter

Drought Keeps Decks Happy

Real Estate

Drought Keeps Decks Happy

Friday Night Live

Event Calendar

Friday Night Live

Food Talk

Farmes Markets To Open in May

Food Talk

County Board OKs $628 Million Budget

Tax rate cut, but rising assessments still mean higher bills.

County Board OKs $628 Million Budget

Leave No Man Behind

Soldiers missing in aaction from Vietnam laid to rest in Arlington 32 years after their deaths.

Leave No Man Behind

Food Talk

Innovative Cooking in a Tiny Kitchen

Food Talk

Wellness Important at Paul Spring

Still Going Strong at Geno's

Oversized Loads Take Two Lanes Too Many

Food Talk

Calendar

Food Talk

Still Going Strong at Geno's

Wellness Important at Paul Spring

Town Council Looks to Cut Budget

Farewell to Christmas Past

Handling Day Laborers

Booster Seats Required for 5 Year Olds

Body Maintenance Specialists

Mount Vernon Chiropractic Center Treats Young and Old

Body Maintenance Specialists

Will Voters Okay the Cash?

Voters Get To Decide Nov. 5

Will Voters Okay the Cash?

Blaze Destroys Route 1 Business

Veto Session Authorizes Referendum

Starr Adresses GOP Women

McLean resident discusses campaign finance reform among other issues

Starr Adresses GOP Women

Earth Day Celebrations Take All Shapes

Clinic Seeks Funds

Local officials help bring awareness of the need

Clinic Seeks Funds

Earth Day Celebrations Take All Shapes

City Jail Houses Airport Personnel

Churchill Students Revel in Revised Digs

Lawmakers Wrap Up Veto Session

Whatever happens, it's up to the voters to decide

Lawmakers Wrap Up Veto Session

Board Approves Crystal Towers Addition

Townhouses would border high-rise apartments built in 1960s.

Board Approves Crystal Towers Addition

Gorge Home to 200 Rare Species

Alcohol Precautions Extend Deeper Around Prom Season

He Loves the Law

People

Earth Day Celebrations Take All Shapes

Will Voters Okay the Cash?

Voters Will Have Their Say On Nov. 5

Will Voters Okay the Cash?

Speed Cushions Achieve Dual Goals

Traffic Calming Measures Firmed Up

Speed Cushions Achieve Dual Goals

Oversized Loads Take Two Lanes Too Many

Volunteers Honored for Service to Herndon

18th Annual Mayor's Volunteer Appreciation Night

Volunteers Honored for Service to Herndon

Council Approves Two-Cent Tax Rate Reduction

Budget passes 6-1 at $37 million.

Council Approves Two-Cent Tax Rate Reduction

Oversized Loads Take Two Lanes Too Many

Windows Reflect McLean Businesses

Hawthorn-designed window displays at old Woodies building

Windows Reflect McLean Businesses

Alcohol Precautions Extend Deeper Around Prom Season

Employees Provide More Than Support

Earth Day Celebrations Take All Shapes

A Classic Race

Over 1,500 Runners Participate

A Classic Race

Alcohol Precautions Extend Deeper Around Prom Season

What Is the Sign Allowed to Say?

This Week in Reston

News in Brief

This Week in Reston

Volunteers Honored for Service to Herndon

18th Annual Mayor's Volunteer Appreciation Night

Volunteers Honored for Service to Herndon

Council Approves Two-Cent Tax Rate Reduction

Budget passes 6-1 at $37 million.

Council Approves Two-Cent Tax Rate Reduction

This Week

News in Brief

This Week

This Week in Herndon

News in Brief

This Week in Herndon

Crime Log

Monday, April 22

Rallying for Schools

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Rallying for Schools

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Rallying for Schools

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Rallying for Schools

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Rally for Schools

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Rallying for Schools

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Rallying for Schools

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Rallying for Schools

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Schools Still Need to Cut $47.4 Million

Board Seeks to Save JROTC, Immersion Programs

Rallying for Schools

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Success by 8 Getting Results

Customizing Classes to Promote Success

Education Notebook - 04/24/02

Rallying for Schools

Thursday, April 18

Citizens Ask Supervisors to Lower Tax Rate

Comments from April 8 Effective Tax Rate Hearing

Citizens Ask Supervisors to Lower Tax Rate

Home Sales Report

Crime Log

Davis, Moran Ask Warner for Study of Potomac River Bridges

Historic Great Falls Returns

Crime Log

Agencies Asked to Cut Their Budgets by 5%

Teachers Use Pep Rally Experience

Crime Log

Wednesday, April 17

After-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

Gardening Notes

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Gardening Notes

Food Talk

Around Reston

Soccer Camp Established for Son

Walk for Shea Is April 28

Roundups

Herndon Dogs Support Chandon Plan Revision

Chandon Park slated to be home of Herndon dog park

Herndon Dogs Support Chandon Plan Revision

How Can Town Help Environment

Hearing Brings Out Supporters, Ax Wielders

Rainy Night Leaves One Dead in Accident

Pedestrian did not cross at crosswalk, pronounced dead at scene

Rainy Night Leaves One Dead in Accident

This Week in Loudoun

News in Brief

This Week in Loudoun

Food Talk

After Prom Events Keep the Party Going

After-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

School Notes

Faith Notes

Births

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Gardening Notes

Ceramics Teacher's Avant Garde Methods Land him Teacher of the Year

Gardening Notes

Food Talk

Gardening notes

Ceramics Teacher's Avant Garde Methods Land him Teacher of the Year Award

After-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

School Notes

After-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

Faith Notes

After-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

AFter-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

School Notes

Churchill High

School Notes

After-Prom Events Keeps the Party Going

After-Prom Events Keep the Party Going

School Notes

School lNotes

Centreville is Best at State Science Fair

Faith Notes

Herndon Faith

Doctor Advocates Less Invasive

Faith Notes

Gardening Notes

Doctor Advocates Less Invasive Surgery

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Doctor Advocates Less Invasive Surgery

Gardening Notes

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Gardening Notes

Doctor Advocates Less Invasive

Housing Scare for Disabled

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Doctor Advocates Less Invasive Surgery

Food Talk

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Births

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Gardening Notes

Housing Scarce for Disabled

Gardening Notes

Food Talk

Stray Pets

Food Talk

Ongoing Events

Calendar

Worth Noting

Calendar

Food Talk

Celebrate the Olympics at Participating Restaurants

Food Talk

Calendar

Food Talk

Loudoun People

Around Herndon

Celebrate the Olympics at Participating Restaurants

Calendar

Food Talk

Hart Gets McDonnell Award

Group Writes Personal Histories

A Tree Grows in Herndon - at Harbor House

Seniors Honored on Virginia Arbor Day

A Tree Grows in Herndon - at Harbor House

Calendar

Business Notes

Budget Priorities

Council president Silverman updates Advisory Board

Budget Priorities

McNamara Runs for Clifton Mayor

Solicitation Doesn't Pay

Medical Offices Are Proposed

Teen Sentenced for Fatal Crash

Grand Jury Indicts Fair Oaks Teen

Ceramics Teacher's Avant Garde Methods Land him Teacher of the Year Award

Embezzlement Yields 15 Months Incarceration

Air and Space Museum Soars

Hanley Addresses WFCCA Meeting

Police Arrest Suspected Chantilly Bicycle Flasher

Two Centreville Groups Combine Forces

Police Station May Be Delayed

Business Notes

Hunt Seeks GOP Nod for State Senate

Great Falls resident starts out a year early to reach voters

Hunt Seeks GOP Nod for State Senate

Great Falls resident starts out a year early to reach voters

Hunt Seeks GOP Nod for State Senate

This Week in Herndon

News in Brief

This Week in Herndon

Condo Association Responds to Reports

Letter to the Editor

Condo Association Responds to Reports

Letter to the Editor

Condo Association Responds to Reports

Tuesday, April 16

Schools

Roundup

State's First Lady and Healthy Families Team Up

One Month Old And Growing

Real Estate Companies Expanding

One Month Old And Growing

Task Force Awaits Word

Davenport Recalls Golden Triumph of '68 Olympic Games

Churches, Purses, Working Wings

This Week in Potomac: April 17

Churches, Purses, Working Wings

Morning Announcements: More Than A Voice

Frost Players Prove Community Theater is Alive

Schools, Police Lobby for Funds

Budget Woes Will Cause Some Community Pain

Morning Announcements: More Than A Voice

Connector Options Under Review

Scout Awarded for Quick Thinking

Faith

Saint Hildegard's Church

Faith

Health

Dolly Varden Comes In From the Country

Chicago band concentrates on pop sound at IOTA show.

Dolly Varden Comes In From the Country

Real Estate

Awards & Achievements

Real Estate

Morning Announcements More Than A Voice

Calendar

'The King Stag' Prances for Families at Classika

Horticultural Delights Abound

During Historic Garden Week

Horticultural Delights Abound

Frost Players Prove Community Theater is Alive

Giving Something Back

Scholarship fund honoring Arlington’s police and fire meets funding goal.

Giving Something Back

Regional Tourism Reaches for a World Market

Mount Vernon Orchestra Joined By Chorus

Boating and DIning on the Potomac

Horticultural Delights Abound

During Historic Garden Week

Horticultural Delights Abound

Mount Vernon Orchestra Joined By Chorus

Board Ready to Cut Taxes

Any rate cut must leave enough money for schools, public education.

Board Ready to Cut Taxes

Park Plans Uncertain

Boating and Dining on the Potomac

Tear It Down, Fix It Up, or Wait

VDOT Backs Away on Hunter Mill Alignment

Board Cuts $5.5

Photos, Stories Give Glimpse of Puppet Masters

Volunteer Group Helps Restore Park

County Calls Up Monopole Study

Delegation Flexed Muscle in Annapolis

People

Construction Mishap Kills Worker

Budget Woes Will Cause Some Community Pain

Child Cited For Saving a Life

Funding Success for Montgomery School Children

Artists Paint Party Animals

Here We Go Again

Virginia officials ask for study of Potomac River crossings

Here We Go Again

A Sign That Still Exists

Districts Face Criteria Changes

Business Notes

Cash for Mulch Supports MV Party

Shiffletts File Suit

Frost Players Prove Community Theater's Alive

Morning Announcements: More Than A Voice

Budget Woes Will Cause Some Community Pain

The Bravest of the Brave Honored

Charrette Stimulates Rail Dreams

People

Principal Honored with Top Award

Creek Week Debuts

Volunteers Rally to Restore Towpath

Scout Awarded for Quick Thinking

Scout Awarded For Quick Thinking

Annapolis in Review

VDOT Backs Away on Hunter Mill Alignment

Pedestrian Safety

Morning Announcements: More Than A Voice

Funds for Parkway Ok'd

Fiscal Diet is Served

Residents Taxing to Pay

Crime Report

Monday, April 15

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Using Auditor Funds for Independent Consultant

How to Find Classroom Space?

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Minority Representation Increased

Jefferson Accepts Largest Freshman Class

Education Notebook - 04/17/02

Schools Take Pro-active Stand on Monopoles

Thursday, April 11

Calendar

Crime Report

Bicyclist Killed in Traffic Accident

Crime Report

Roundups

This Week in Alexandria

Buddhist Temple to Appeal Judge's Ruling

Clifton Celebrates 100th Anniversary

Alexandria Hospital Reacts To Protest March

Hospital argues that protesters want free charity care.

Alexandria Hospital Reacts To Protest March

School Notes

Fresh Fields Building in Alexandria

Alexandrians: Then, Now, And Tomorrow

Alexandria embraces the legacy of its families

Alexandrians: Then, Now, And Tomorrow

Calendar

Chantilly Mother Murdered at Home

Fire Does $30,000 Damage

Briefs

Gristmill Grinds Again

Weatherman Back In His Own Backyard

Volunteers Pick up 117 Tons

Alexandria Remembers the Holocaust

Two holocaust survivors recount their experiences during Monday's ceremony.

Alexandria Remembers the Holocaust

Christening Honors Crew Supporters

Council Debates Upcoming Media Invasion

Topics not on docket at City Council meeting prompt more discussion than those that were.

Council Debates Upcoming Media Invasion

Full Slate for Next Meeting of WFCCA

Malicious Wounding Case to Grand Jury

ABC Cites Restaurant

Beijing owner is charged with two misdemeanors.

ABC Cites Restaurant

Man Charged in Death of 14-Year-Old

Benites faces upgraded charges in death of 14-year-old.

Man Charged in Death of 14-Year-Old

Area Plans Review: What's Approved

Police Seek Flasher of Chantilly Girls

Stanley Martin Project Approved

Mount Vernon/Lee Districts Face Changes

"Does-it-work" approach being sought for rezoning

Mount Vernon/Lee Districts Face Changes

Wednesday, April 10

Health Calendar

Gardening Notes

Health Calendar

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Gardening Notes

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Food Talk

Suzy Thomas, 88, Dies

Obituary

Suzy Thomas, 88, Dies

Residents Fight for Trees, Library

Food Talk

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Health Calendar

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Gardening Notes

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Food Talk

Wingert, Aaron Win Seats

Gardening Notes

Health Calendar

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Health Calendar

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Faith

Improved Healthcare;Depends on Priorities

Health Calendar

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Loudoun Births

Gardening Notes

Improved Healthcare:Depends on Priorities

Health Calendar

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Health Calendar

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Health Calendar

Gardening Notes

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Gardening Notes

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Loudoun Births

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Health Calendar

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Gardening Notes

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Improved Healthcare? Depends on Priorities

Gardening Notes

Save Energy by Careful Landscaping

Gardening Notes

Brunch:Fun For Family And Friends

Food Talk

Brunch:Fun for Family and Friends

Real 'Party Animals' Painting the Town

‘Lilyphant’ Comes to Life

Real 'Party Animals' Painting the Town

Food Talk

Brunch: Fun for Family And Friends

Food Talk

Brunch: Fun for Family and Friends

Brunch: Fun for Family And Friends

Food Talk

Brunch: Fun for Family And Friends

Brunch: Fun for Family and Friends

Food Talk

Brunch: Fun for Family And Friends

Food Talk

Brunch: Fun for Family And Friends

Food Talk

This Week in Loudoun

News in Brief

This Week in Loudoun

Business Notes

Stray Pets

Speakers Ask Supervisors to Hold Tax Rate and Fund Schools

This Week in Reston

News in Brief

This Week in Reston

Crime Log

Cleaning Up Reston Streams

Griffin Asks Agencies for List of Cuts

MRI Goes to the Dogs

Community Given Opportunity to Propose School Budget Cuts

Tuesday, April 9

School Notes

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Faith Notes

Health

Real Estate

Around Herndon

Calendar

Ongoing Events

Calendar

Alexandria Authors Inspire and Educate

Clara Barton and Fairfax Station Immortalized in Video

Public Testimony

More public testimony, from April 4 public hearing.

Public Testimony

This Week in Herndon

News in Brief

This Week in Herndon

Clara Barton and Fairfax Station Immortalized in Video

School Board to Cut $5.4 Million

Hatrick compiles list of 24 items for reduction.

School Board to Cut $5.4 Million

Wooded Area Slated For Senior Center

School Notes

Lodging Tax Boosts PDR Program

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Calendar

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Faith Notes

Fresh Bread Baking...

There for the Taking

Fresh Bread Baking...

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

School Notes

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

School Notes

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Herndon School Notes

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Faith Notes

School Notes

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Schools

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Reston School Notes

Faith Notes

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Reluctant Teacher Leaves Her Mark

Lecos Helped to Shape Education Policies

Education Notebook - 04/10/02

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Faith Notes

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Former Teacher Can't Seem to Leave Work Behind

Musick Continues to Work for FCPS after 50 Years

Faith Notes

Reston Births

Faith Notes

Herndon Births

Health

Men's Shelter Monitor Guides Homeless

Real Estate

Men's Shelter Monitor Guides Homeless

Herndon Births

Calendar

Alexandria Authors Inspire and Educate

Calendar

Ongoing Events

Calendar

Wooded Area Slated For Senior Center

Fresh Bread Baking...

There for the Taking

Fresh Bread Baking...

Calendar

Workshop for Women at River Farm

Herndon People

Workshop for Women at River Farm

Herndon Crime Report

Citizens Argue over Tax Cuts, More Spending

Wooded Area Slated For Senior Center

Operating Budget, Live

Public hearing testimony from April 8.

Operating Budget, Live

People

Roundup

Little Leaguers Sport a Patch for Terrorist Victims

Montrose Parkway Approved

People

Four Fairfax County Kidney Donors Honored by Board

Parents Press for Children

Budget FY 03

Parents Press for Children

Budget: Get Involved

Council Makes Championship Official

Crime Reports

Budget Calendar

Wooded Area Slated For Senior Center

April 10: This Week in Potomac

Clara Barton and Fairfax Station Immortalized in Video

This Week in Herndon

News in Brief

This Week in Herndon

Four Fairfax County Kidney Donors Honored by Board

College Students Face Tuition Increases

Monday, April 8

Citizens Comment on Tax Rate

Calendar

Supervisors Face Higher Real Estate Tax Bills

Thursday, April 4

Reston Schools

Herndon This Week

News Briefs

Herndon This Week

Crime Log

Students Receive Awards at Regional Fair

Herndon Schools

School Notes

Faith Notes

Births

At the Library

Around Loudoun

People Notes

Calendar

Crime Log

This Week in Loudoun

News Briefs

This Week in Loudoun

Herndon This Week

News Briefs

Herndon This Week

Crime

Around Reston

This Week in Reston

News Briefs

This Week in Reston

Business Notes

Reston People

Crime Log

Wednesday, April 3

Long & Foster Opening New Office

Commuters, Speeders Plague Clifton Residents

Sully Development Gets Approval

How High is Too High?

Tax rates to dominate council hearings with proposed budget increasing by 21.5 %

How High is Too High?

Clifton Searches for Traffic Solutions

Woman Returns POW Bracelet

Salvation Army Rounds Up Year

Masons Build Community Service

Loudoun Assumes Roles of Edge City

Faith Notes

School Notes

GBW Learns about Native Americans

School Notes

Faith

Faith Notes

Faith

Garden Tour in Brief

Clifton's Traffic Nightmare

Some 10,543 vehicles enter and exit Clifton in a single day.

Clifton's Traffic Nightmare

How High is Too High?

Tax rates to dominate council hearings with proposed budget increasing by 21.5 %

How High is Too High?

Calendar

Volunteers Ask For More Time

Son Charged with Murdering Family in Great Falls

County Cuts Tax Rate by 3 Cents

Burger King Gets its Permit

Four Teens Charged with Auto Theft

Business Notes

Son Charged with Murdering Family in Great Falls

Foust Rescinds Becker's Appointment

Judge Tries Out Both Sides

County Public Works and MCA Open Dialogue

MCA Planning hears Exxon, Linway applications

County Public Works and MCA Open Dialogue

Volunteers Promote Parkouts in Dranesville District

Becker's Letter Asks Fulfillment of Revitalization Plan

Tuesday, April 2

Honors Pilot Will Challenge Middle Schoolers

Cooper Pilots Honors Program

Honors Pilot Will Challenge Middle Schoolers

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Perfect Pizzas: Cheese, Crust and Convenience

This Week in Loudoun

News Briefs

This Week in Loudoun

New Redistricting Plan Split Communities in Mount Vernon

Court-ordered redrawing might —or might not— fix the problem.

New Redistricting Plan Split Communities in Mount Vernon

Operation Safe Corridor Is Watching

Chamber luncheon explains Route 1 traffic control program

Operation Safe Corridor Is Watching

Planning Commission Thwarts Developer's Noncompliance

Planning Commissioners express anger at Archstone's defiance

Planning Commission Thwarts Developer's Noncompliance

Survey SaysTeen Alcohol Use Still A Problem

This Week in Potomac

This Week

News Briefs

This Week

Tuition Increases are Painful, Especially in NOVA

Heavy Damage to Apartments

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Perfect Pizzas:Cheese, Crust and Convenience

West End Reopens with Musical

Honors Pilot Will Challenge Middle Schoolers

Cooper Pilots Honors Program

Honors Pilot Will Challenge Middle Schoolers

Education Notebook 04/03/02

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Wetlands Spared from Soccer Players

West End Reopens with Musical

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Herndon Pilots Honors Program

Challenging Middle Schoolers

Herndon Pilots Honors Program

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Honors Pilot Will Challenge Middle Schoolers

Cooper Pilots Honors Program

Honors Pilot Will Challenge Middle Schoolers

Herndon Pilots Honors Program

Challenging Middle Schoolers

Herndon Pilots Honors Program

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Education Notebook 04/03/02

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Camps Offer Opportunity to Learn New Sport

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

At Langston Hughes

Camps & Schools

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Health

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Garden Tour Features Historic Falls Church

Real Estate

Perfect Pizzas: Cheese, Crust and Convenience

Pasting It All Together at the Decoupeurs Convention

Perfect Pizzas:Cheese, Crust and Convenience

Perfect Pizzas: Cheese, Crust and Convenience

Wetlands Spared From Soccer Players

Tuition Increases are Painful, Especially in NOVA

Home Ownership Fair Packages A Dream

Pasting It All Together at the Decoupeurs Convention

Tuition Increases are Painful, Especially in NOVA

Perfect Pizzas: Cheese Crust and Convenience

Perfect Pizzas: Cheese, Crust and Convenience

Tuition Increases are Painful, Especially in NOVA

Perfect Pizzas: Cheese, Crust and Convenience

Lawyers Road Turn Lane in Limbo

Dog Park Off and Running

County's Revenue Stream is 'Lopsided,' Bulova Says

This Week

News Briefs

This Week

Humans Not Immune to Rabies

Canopy Conflict Escalates on Easter

'Sound Creative' Trying to Make It

This Week

News Briefs

This Week

Rt. 1 Vendors Concern County

Unlicensed vendors entice naive buyers at Route 1 flea markets.

Rt. 1 Vendors Concern County

Trying to Define Blight

Teacher Wins Outstanding Teacher Award

Global Awareness Lands Teacher First Global Educator Award

Volunteers Get Their Moment in Spotlight

United Way Audit: No Misappropriation

Audit in answer to allegations of mismanagement made last summer.

United Way Audit: No Misappropriation

From Pounding Sea To Orchestral Percussion

Mount Vernon names its Citizen of the Year

From Pounding Sea To Orchestral Percussion

Crimes On The Rise

Crime has risen in Alexandria for the first time since 1994.

Crimes On The Rise

Writing is Too Cool in This Family

Gas Leak Causes Minor Concern

Global Awareness Lands Teacher First Peace Educator Award

Trying to Define Blight

Volunteer Bike Patrol: ‘Indispensable’

The C&O Canal Volunteer Bike Patrol has become essential to the Park Service in less than three years.

Volunteer Bike Patrol: ‘Indispensable’

Global Awareness Lands Teacher First Peace Educator Award

Wetlands Spared From Soccer Players

Trying To Define Blight

Trying to Define Blight

Global Awareness Lands Teacher First Peace Educator Award

People

Education Notebook - 04/03/02

Public Gets Chance to Weigh In on Budget

Get Involved

Public Gets Chance to Weigh In on Budget

Monday, April 1

Calendar

Gunston’s Liten-Tejada Named Teacher of the Year

Gunston teacher works with middle schoolers from other countries.

Gunston’s Liten-Tejada Named Teacher of the Year

Round Up

Redistricting Challenge May Affect County

An Easter Oratorio

Older Eyes Require More Checkups

As people age, so do their eyes.

Older Eyes Require More Checkups

Camps & Schools

Accident Electrocutes One Man, Injures Another

Contract workers on Columbia Pike apartment building were Chilean.

Accident Electrocutes One Man, Injures Another

Ordinance Brings Cut in False Alarms

After one year, county law cuts back on wasted time, money investigating security and burglar alarms set off by mistake.

Ordinance Brings Cut in False Alarms

Crime