Stories for April 2005

Stories for April 2005

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Thursday, April 28

School Notes

School Notes

Follow 'The Wiz' at Lee

Cappies Review

Follow 'The Wiz' at Lee

Truck Bursts Into Flames in Clifton

Truck Bursts Into Flames in Clifton

Roundups

Roundups

Business Notes

Business Notes

Earth Day at NVCC

Northern Virginia Community College hosts an Earth Day/Arbor Day event on April 23.

Earth Day at NVCC

Electronic Soliciting Charge to Grand Jury

Electronic Soliciting Charge to Grand Jury

School Notes

School Notes

Local Parks Offer Summer Options

Dance, sports, wilderness all fodder for summer camps.

Local Parks Offer Summer Options

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Jewish Community

Jewish Community

Jewish Community

Jewish Community

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Creating Colvin Run

Planting for Earth Day first step to creating garden.

Creating Colvin Run

Health Notes

Health Notes

Boot Camp via Neil Simon

Little Theatre Produces Another Hit

Boot Camp via Neil Simon

Boot Camp via Neil Simon

Little Theatre Produces Another Hit

Boot Camp via Neil Simon

Calendar

Calendar

Repelling the Magnet

School Board members vote against allowing Alexandria students to attend Fairfax County magnet school.

Repelling the Magnet

Final Stretch

Council plans to adopt budget on May 2, but property owners are concerned about tax bills.

Final Stretch

Where They Stand

City Council members suggest spending increases and budget cuts.

Where They Stand

WFCM Holds President's Annual Dinner and Auction

WFCM Holds President's Annual Dinner and Auction

Earth Day at NVCC

Northern Virginia Community College hosts an Earth Day/Arbor Day event on April 23.

Earth Day at NVCC

Burglary Charges Move Forward

Burglary Charges Move Forward

Teacher Charged: Weapon at School

Teacher Charged: Weapon at School

Scaring Students Slow

Distractions, peer acceptance increase risks to teenage drivers.

Scaring Students Slow

Fair Lakes Teen Is Sentenced for Crimes

One of eight juveniles caught burglarizing homes, damaging property.

Fair Lakes Teen Is Sentenced for Crimes

Students Dish about Drugs, Parties

Students Dish about Drugs, Parties

WFCM Holds President's Annual Dinner and Auction

WFCM Holds President's Annual Dinner and Auction

Angel Kisses 5K/2K in Jeffrey's Memory

Angel Kisses 5K/2K in Jeffrey's Memory

Worth Noting

Worth Noting

Burglary Charges Move Forward

Burglary Charges Move Forward

Roundups

Roundups

Remembering Rachel Crossett With a Tea

50 people attend fund-raiser, fashion show and bingo for Teardrops to Rainbows

Remembering Rachel Crossett With a Tea

12 New Townhouses Planned for ODay Drive

12 New Townhouses Planned for ODay Drive

Sat. Night in Suburbs

Westfield students talk openly about teen drinking.

Sat. Night in Suburbs

Electronic Soliciting Charge to Grand Jury

Electronic Soliciting Charge to Grand Jury

Walk for Shea Is a Success

More than $25,000 raised.

Walk for Shea Is a Success

Truck Bursts Into Flames in Clifton

Truck Bursts Into Flames in Clifton

Sully Police To Hold Open House

Sully Police To Hold Open House

Angel Kisses 5K/2K in Jeffrey's Memory

Angel Kisses 5K/2K in Jeffrey's Memory

Sat. Night in Suburbs

Westfield students talk openly about teen drinking.

Sat. Night in Suburbs

New Homes Are Proposed

Ivy Development wants to build 8 homes near Old Mill community

New Homes Are Proposed

News Briefs

News Briefs

D.C. Event Benefits New Hope

Hoops For The Homeless raises awareness and support.

D.C. Event Benefits New Hope

Wednesday, April 27

Exploring Adult Day Health Care

County opens doors to alternative senior health care.

Exploring Adult Day Health Care

Schools

Schools

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Week in Herndon

Week in Herndon

College notes

College notes

Arlington Teachers Honored Nationally

Yorktown High School and Long Branch Elementary educators inducted into National Teachers Hall of Fame.

Arlington Teachers Honored Nationally

Suspected Arsonist Arrested

Suspected Arsonist Arrested

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

Local families react to Moussaoui's guilty plea on terrorism charges.

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

College Notes

College Notes

Kluttz Pleads Guilty

Ringleader of kidnapping plot strikes plea agreement.

Kluttz Pleads Guilty

Second Child Buried

Family and friends say goodbye to second child killed in school bus crash as investigation continues.

Second Child Buried

Schools Notes

Schools Notes

Schools Notes

Schools Notes

College Notes

College Notes

College Notes

College Notes

Space Exploration: Up Close

Dr. Roger Crouch visits with Washington Mill students.

Space Exploration: Up Close

Camps and Schools Notes

Camps and Schools Notes

Jewish Community

Jewish Community

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Real Estate

Real Estate

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Summer Rain Hits T.T. Reynolds

Fairfax quartet creates its own brand of artistic music.

Summer Rain Hits T.T. Reynolds

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Following the Dream at Falls Church

Cappies Review

Following the Dream at Falls Church

Following the Dream at Falls Church

Cappies Review

Following the Dream at Falls Church

Edison Propels 'Pippen'

Cappies Review

Edison Propels 'Pippen'

Heads Up on Bus Barn Redevelopment

WMATA Seems to be holding trump card in relocating metro bus barn.

Heads Up on Bus Barn Redevelopment

Plants Galore at Annual River Farm Plant Sale

Plant lovers find a little something of everything.

Plants Galore at Annual River Farm Plant Sale

City's Beacon Goes Dark

Boaters facing different summer at Alexandria's docks.

City's Beacon Goes Dark

Forum Explores What 'A Man Is'

A focus on intertwining dreams and responsibilities

Forum Explores What 'A Man Is'

Staying Green at the Pentagon?

Protecting the Environment at the world's largest office complex.

Staying Green at the Pentagon?

Bringing Verse to Life

Arlington students energize National Poetry Recitation Contest.

Bringing Verse to Life

By George!

By George!

Recognizing Those Who Help

Volunteer Fairfax presents annual service awards.

Recognizing Those Who Help

Candidates Raise Funds

Local incumbents and candidates in the 45th District seek campaign donations as races get underway.

Candidates Raise Funds

Academy Students Win Gold at States

Robinson, Woodson and Fairfax students among winners.

Academy Students Win Gold at States

Taste of Town: Full of Flavor

Taste of Town: Full of Flavor

News Briefs

News Briefs

Mixed-Use Project Planned for Fair Lakes

Mixed-Use Project Planned for Fair Lakes

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

Local families react to Moussaoui's guilty plea on terrorism charges.

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

Mayor Launches Job Initiative for Youth

Mayor Launches Job Initiative for Youth

All-City Sports Facility--Needed or Not?

Citizens question council's procedure on public input.

All-City Sports Facility--Needed or Not?

News Briefs

News Briefs

Recognizing Those Who Help

Volunteer Fairfax presents annual service awards.

Recognizing Those Who Help

Recognizing Those Who Help

Volunteer Fairfax presents annual service awards.

Recognizing Those Who Help

HHS Robotics Team Finishes Strong

HHS Robotics Team Finishes Strong

Celebrating Arbor Day

Celebrating Arbor Day

Don't Nix Japanese Immersion, Parents Urge

Fairfax County Public Schools may cancel the Japanese Immersion program at Floris Elementary School.

Don't Nix Japanese Immersion, Parents Urge

Block Party Rescheduled

Block Party Rescheduled

Local Volunteers Recognized

Local Volunteers Recognized

Volunteers Keep Seams from Splitting

Volunteers Keep Seams from Splitting

Another Pedestrian Struck

Officers continue to ticket and warn drivers and pedestrians.

Another Pedestrian Struck

Plants Galore at Annual River Farm Plant Sale

Plant lovers find a little something of everything.

Plants Galore at Annual River Farm Plant Sale

Show Demonstrates Value of Thrift Shop

Members of Aldersgate women’s group model clothing from Back Porch.

Show Demonstrates Value of Thrift Shop

Military Honored in Tribute Performance

Mount Vernon High School dedicates Saturday matinee to military families.

Military Honored in Tribute Performance

Church Does Its Part for Environment

Earth Day Fair imparts information about keeping the earth green.

Church Does Its Part for Environment

Annual Gala Honors Citizen of the Year

Neal McBride acknowledged for his work with the arts, community and schools.

Annual Gala Honors Citizen of the Year

Recognizing Those Who Help

Volunteer Fairfax presents annual service awards.

Recognizing Those Who Help

Terraset Wins HP Grant

A $35,000 grant from Hewlett Packard brings new technology to Terraset.

Terraset Wins HP Grant

Week in Reston

Week in Reston

Planting a Tree for Earth Day

Planting a Tree for Earth Day

Volunteer Fairfax Awards

Hunter Mill District groups and individuals honored for volunteer work.

Volunteer Fairfax Awards

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

Local families react to Moussaoui's guilty plea on terrorism charges.

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

Recognizing Those Who Help

Volunteer Fairfax presents Volunteer Service Awards.

Recognizing Those Who Help

Tuesday, April 26

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

Parks Offer Camps Options

Camps & Schools

Parks Offer Camps Options

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Week in Loudoun

Week in Loudoun

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Scaring Students Slow

Distractions, peer acceptance increase risks to teenage drivers.

Scaring Students Slow

Partnership Yields Housing for Disabled

An eight-townhouse complex for the disabled is slated for Oak Leather Drive in Burke.

Partnership Yields Housing for Disabled

APR Nominations Heard

Second phase of APR process completed

APR Nominations Heard

Jose Saves Alexer's Life

He used the Heimlich maneuver.

Jose Saves Alexer's Life

People

People

Parents Fail to Find Time

Majority of parents missed student performance.

Parents Fail to Find Time

Week in McLean

Week in McLean

Real Estate

Real Estate

A Mile in Her Shoes

West Springfield Elementary walk honors of sixth grade teacher and cancer patient Julianna Fitzpatrick.

A Mile in Her Shoes

Goat Farm Goes to Board

Decision deferred until May 9.

Goat Farm Goes to Board

APR Hits Home Stretch

Planning Commission conducts public hearing on proposed changes to Comprehensive Plan.

APR Hits Home Stretch

Faith

Faith

Creating Colvin Run

Planting for Earth Day first step to creating garden.

Creating Colvin Run

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Faith

Faith

Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

Faith

Faith

Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

Gardening Notes

Gardening Notes

Real Estate

Real Estate

A Seller’s Guide to Real Estate

With home prices skyrocketing, sellers need to protect themselves

A Seller’s Guide to Real Estate

Gardening Notes

Gardening Notes

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Senior Living

Senior Living

Scaring Students Slow

Distractions, peer acceptance increase risks to teenage drivers.

Scaring Students Slow

Mock Council Rejects Curfew

High school students find curfew unnecessary.

Mock Council Rejects Curfew

Tinkering with TOYchallenge

Lake Braddock students create a board game as part of national toy design competition.

Tinkering with TOYchallenge

Restraining Order Denied

Great Falls resident tries to stop Riverside Manor water line.

Restraining Order Denied

Tinkering with TOYchallenge

Lake Braddock students create a board game as part of national toy design competition.

Tinkering with TOYchallenge

Community

Community

Landowners Weigh Appeal

Interveners consider appealing judge's order that reverted western Loudoun zoning to one house per three acres.

Landowners Weigh Appeal

Curbing Teen Driving Crashes

West Springfield High hosts a forum on teen driving

Curbing Teen Driving Crashes

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Opportunities

APR Hits Home Stretch

Planning Commission conducts public hearing on proposed changes to Comprehensive Plan.

APR Hits Home Stretch

Business Notes

Business Notes

This Week in Arlington

This Week in Arlington

Arrests Made in BB Gun Incidents

Arrests Made in BB Gun Incidents

Combating Hunger, One Job, One Meal at a Time

Robert Egger, founder of D.C. Central Kitchen, speaks at Potomac School.

Combating Hunger, One Job, One Meal at a Time

Treasures or Trinkets?

Auction house comes to McLean.

Treasures or Trinkets?

Book Buying Ahead for Burke Library

New library is scheduled to open in 2008.

Book Buying Ahead for Burke Library

Business Notes

Business Notes

Partnership Yields Housing for Disabled

An eight-townhouse complex for the disabled is slated for Oak Leather Drive in Burke.

Partnership Yields Housing for Disabled

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Jonathan Leber's single-engine plane went down Monday night in Lake Michigan.

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Partnership Yields Housing for Disabled

An eight-townhouse complex for the disabled is slated for Oak Leather Drive in Burke.

Partnership Yields Housing for Disabled

Book Buying Ahead for Burke Library

New library is scheduled to open in 2008.

Book Buying Ahead for Burke Library

Horse Association Forming

It's the largest agricultural industry in the county. Now a group of horse people are planning to form an umbrella organization.

Horse Association Forming

Time For Great Falls Day

Annual event to be held May 7 at Grange Park.

Time For Great Falls Day

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Jonathan Leber's single-engine plane went down Monday night in Lake Michigan.

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Combating Hunger, One Job, One Meal at a Time

Robert Egger, founder of D.C. Central Kitchen, speaks at Potomac School.

Combating Hunger, One Job, One Meal at a Time

Week in Great Falls

Week in Great Falls

Curbing Teen Driving Crashes

West Springfield High hosts a forum on teen driving

Curbing Teen Driving Crashes

Painting the Town

Great Falls Studios exhibit helps open the ReMax Gateway office.

Painting the Town

Lanier Renovations Delayed

Once again bids are more than bonds.

Lanier Renovations Delayed

Dominion High School Introduces Mascot

A marketing class worked with a professional to develop a mascot for their school.

Dominion High School Introduces Mascot

Happy Family

Happy Family

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Business Notes

Business Notes

Schoolyard Habitat Connects Students

Students build a habitat garden and make connection with their native countries.

Schoolyard Habitat Connects Students

Volunteering

Volunteering

Attempted Drowning?

Lansdowne woman under investigation after children found alone in bathtub; neighbors notified law enforcement after she jumped from home's second story.

Attempted Drowning?

Meeting Work Force Needs

A panel identifies ways to match the region's work force needs with higher educational resources.

Meeting Work Force Needs

Oprison's Ballot Validity Questioned

Del. Joe May’s campaign charges opponent's campaign manager was ineligible to collect signatures.

Oprison's Ballot Validity Questioned

Deputy Cleared

Deputy Cleared

APR Nominations Heard

Second phase of APR process completed

APR Nominations Heard

Committee: Lewinsville Park Best for McLean Day

Nine-member committee ranked nine sites in McLean for festival.

Committee: Lewinsville Park Best for McLean Day

What Happens Next?

Business leaders, politicians meet to discuss the future of Tysons Corner.

What Happens Next?

Restraining Order Denied

Great Falls resident tries to stop Riverside Manor water line.

Restraining Order Denied

Teacher of the Year

Shenandoah University recognized the Sanders Corner physical education and health teacher.

Teacher of the Year

Stakeholders Up Next

Thirty identified stakeholders in the Dulles south comprehensive plan amendment will have their voices heard in a May 23 meeting.

Stakeholders Up Next

Delay for Creekside

Proposal that would move Bolen Park gets pushed back another month before submitting rezoning request.

Delay for Creekside

A Mexico Mission

Messiah Methodist youth mission visits the same two churches in Mexico for 20 years.

A Mexico Mission

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Jonathan Leber's single-engine plane went down Monday night in Lake Michigan.

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Choosing South Lakes Principal

Parents want a voice in choosing the new principal at South Lakes High School.

Choosing South Lakes Principal

Sickles Seeks Re-election

Del. Mark Sickles (D-43) is unopposed in the Democratic primary.

Sickles Seeks Re-election

Earth Day at NVCC

Northern Virginia Community College hosts an Earth Day/Arbor Day event on April 23.

Earth Day at NVCC

Curbing Teen Driving Crashes

West Springfield High hosts a forum on teen driving

Curbing Teen Driving Crashes

What Happens Next?

Business leaders, politicians meet to discuss the future of Tysons Corner.

What Happens Next?

Monday, April 25

This Week in Potomac 4-27-05

This Week in Potomac 4-27-05

Wait ‘til Next Year?

State funds secured for new canal boat by Great Falls Tavern.

Wait ‘til Next Year?

Teen Charged in Rape Pleads Guilty

Under plea agreement, Benbow's sentence capped at 20 years.

Teen Charged in Rape Pleads Guilty

Unclear on Snyder Clear-Cutting

County officials, residents, congressman respond to December incident.

Unclear on Snyder Clear-Cutting

State of the Union

Gallery

State of the Union

’Not Really Your Normal Play’

Whitman Performs '45 Seconds from Broadway'

’Not Really Your Normal Play’

School Faces & Feats 4-27-05

Eli Freilich

School Faces & Feats 4-27-05

Still Roiling over Policy Changes

School Board says Thursday meeting signals outreach efforts.

Still Roiling over Policy Changes

Immersed in 5th-Grade Trip to China

Chinese immersion students from Potomac Elementary share highlights of their trip to China.

Immersed in 5th-Grade Trip to China

Thursday, April 21

Widening Still Opposed

Civic association members and local officials say new VDOT study raises more questions than it answers about 66.

Widening Still Opposed

GreenSpace Earns Checkbook Award

Customers discover oasis on Route One

GreenSpace Earns Checkbook Award

Mara Pershing Resurfaces in Buckingham

A neighborhood flight alerted police to the presence of four people linked to the gang.

Mara Pershing Resurfaces in Buckingham

Howard Kurtz Tries His Hand at Directing

‘Biloxi Blues’ set to open this weekend at Little Theatre

Howard Kurtz Tries His Hand at Directing

River Farm Displays Artwork

Show with landscapes, still lifes and florals can be viewed through May

River Farm Displays Artwork

Homeowners Protest Rising Property Taxes.

Local residents voice outrage over rising taxes on homes as the County Board approves Arlington’s next budget.

Homeowners Protest Rising Property Taxes.

Virtual Tournament draws Arlington Gamers

New game draws mixed reviews.

Virtual Tournament draws Arlington Gamers

Learning As Much As They Can

For Arlington's students with developmental disabilities, high expectations can mean high achievements.

Learning As Much As They Can

Students Search for Financial Aid

Career counselors and financial aid champions help students find resources

Students Search for Financial Aid

Bus Crash Kills Hoffman-Boston Student

Both drivers are injured, two children are in critical condition.

Bus Crash Kills Hoffman-Boston Student

Van Landingham Art to Benefit League

Clearing studio space for a good cause

Van Landingham Art to Benefit League

Family Bakery Adds Doughnuts

Dozens of flavors made fresh every day

Family Bakery Adds Doughnuts

Inside Look at Baseball in D.C.

Dr. Natwar Gandhi speaks to members about impact of baseball on the city

Inside Look at Baseball in D.C.

Fatality Closes Parkway

Woman killed as car crosses double line

Fatality Closes Parkway

Man Shot

Mount Vernon Woods School locked down

Man Shot

Wednesday, April 20

Camps

Camps

Camps

Camps

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

School Notes

School Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Stone Bridge Senior Finalist

Stone Bridge Senior Finalist

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

Waiting Game

Advocates of curtailing city spending test their patience at public hearing.

Waiting Game

College Notes

College Notes

Businesses Partner in Blood Drive

Businesses Partner in Blood Drive

Tax Time Ticks Past

Procrastination, dread keep people from early filing.

Tax Time Ticks Past

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

News Briefs

News Briefs

Businesses Partner in Blood Drive

Businesses Partner in Blood Drive

People Notes

People Notes

HHS Robotics Team Competes

HHS Robotics Team Competes

Business Notes

Business Notes

Worth Noting

Worth Noting

Mozart Trip Still Planned

Yearly trip to Austria is continued in Rowe’s memory.

Mozart Trip Still Planned

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Greener Pastures for Soccer Teams

New sports complex at Capital One complex to serve McLean and Vienna Youth Soccer groups and Travel Baseball league.

Greener Pastures for Soccer Teams

College Notes

College Notes

News Briefs

News Briefs

Greener Pastures for Soccer Teams

New sports complex at Capital One complex to serve McLean and Vienna Youth Soccer groups and Travel Baseball league.

Greener Pastures for Soccer Teams

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Family, Friends Mourn Young Man's Death

Family, Friends Mourn Young Man's Death

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

School Notes

School Notes

A Model Performance

Fairfax High students score big at Model U.N. conference.

A Model Performance

Fun Raising Funds

Olde Creek hosts fund-raiser to benefit children's home in Sri Lanka.

Fun Raising Funds

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Fun Raising Funds

Olde Creek hosts fund-raiser to benefit children's home in Sri Lanka.

Fun Raising Funds

Fun Raising Funds

Olde Creek hosts fund-raiser to benefit children's home in Sri Lanka.

Fun Raising Funds

Starting Too Soon?

FCSB is hiring a consultant to study possible changes to bus schedules.

Starting Too Soon?

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

College Notes

College Notes

'Oceans in Motion' Visits Chesterbrook

Mobile aquarium presentation is geared to SOL requirements.

'Oceans in Motion' Visits Chesterbrook

College Notes

College Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Promoting Corporate Greening

Energy Star Challenge issued to local businesses.

Promoting Corporate Greening

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Real Estate

Real Estate

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

'Pip' of a Show

'Pippin' debuts this weekend at the Vienna Community Center.

'Pip' of a Show

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Getting To Know ... Mike Fisher

Profile

Getting To Know ... Mike Fisher

Calendar

Calendar

Getting To Know ... Mike Fisher

Profile

Getting To Know ... Mike Fisher

Calendar

Calendar

Classic Dance

Burke ballet company debuts new 'Snow White.'

Classic Dance

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Looking for TV's 'Bachelor'

Local actress gets a shot at love via reality television.

Looking for TV's 'Bachelor'

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Getting To Know ... Mike Fisher

Profile

Getting To Know ... Mike Fisher

Classic Dance

Burke dance company debuts new 'Snow White.'

Classic Dance

Classic Dance

Burke dance company debuts new 'Snow White.'

Classic Dance

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

New Season, New Look

West Springfield native ready for new year with D.C. United.

New Season, New Look

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

'Pip' of a Show

'Pippin' debuts this weekend at the Vienna Community Center.

'Pip' of a Show

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar

Calendar

Maasai Tribesmen Build Mud Hut

Maasai Tribesmen Build Mud Hut

EYA Plans Residential Community in Fair Oaks

EYA Plans Residential Community in Fair Oaks

Plenty of Pain To Go Around

McLean pain doctor, 59, sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Plenty of Pain To Go Around

Roundups

Roundups

Chantilly Academy Students Win Gold Medals at States

Chantilly Academy Students Win Gold Medals at States

Quest to Save the Bluebells

Tri-County Parkway through Bull Run Park would destroy them.

Quest to Save the Bluebells

Huge Church Questioned

Korean church plans still rattle residents.

Huge Church Questioned

Greener Pastures for Soccer Teams

New sports complex at Capital One complex to serve McLean and Vienna Youth Soccer groups and Travel Baseball league.

Greener Pastures for Soccer Teams

Kaine Explains Homeowner Tax Relief Plan

Local assesment escalations quadruple those in southwestern Virginia

Kaine Explains Homeowner Tax Relief Plan

Schools Roundup 4-20-05

Cabin John Chorus, Wootton's 'Seussical,' High School Post-Prom Parties

Schools Roundup 4-20-05

News Briefs

News Briefs

Talking to the Animals

Centreville psychic medium Barb Mallon connects spiritually to animal world.

Talking to the Animals

McLean High School Park For Sale?

Despite rumors, the park’s future is still not determined.

McLean High School Park For Sale?

Community Notes

Community Notes

Business Notes

Business Notes

Countdown to Construction

Groundbreaking to take place within the next few weeks.

Countdown to Construction

Countdown to Construction

Groundbreaking to take place within the next few weeks.

Countdown to Construction

Mozart Trip Still Planned

Yearly trip to Austria is continued in Rowe’s memory.

Mozart Trip Still Planned

Beyond the Call of Duty

Valor Awards Honor Courage

Beyond the Call of Duty

Delegate Candidates Release Fund-Raising Totals

$57,000 donation puts Mandala at head of the pack.

Delegate Candidates Release Fund-Raising Totals

Gap Widens Over Jones Point Plans

Facilitator fails at consensus for second Work Group meeting

Gap Widens Over Jones Point Plans

Week in Loudoun

Week in Loudoun

Dr. George Speck's Life and Lives

Senior Services honors an Alexandria Institution

Dr. George Speck's Life and Lives

Improving Life After School, Off Streets

Alexandria's Boys and Girls Club hopes to expand facilities.

Improving Life After School, Off Streets

Congress To Block Fairlee?

U.S. Rep. Tom Davis weighs in on development near Vienna Metro.

Congress To Block Fairlee?

Recognizing Herndon's History

Historical Society tries to generate interest in plaque program to recognize historical structures in town.

Recognizing Herndon's History

Fathers, Daughters Dance the Night Away

Fathers, Daughters Dance the Night Away

People

People

Establishing Alliance Downtown

Group created to unify downtown business and land owners.

Establishing Alliance Downtown

Starting Too Soon?

FCSB is hiring a consultant to study possible changes to bus schedules.

Starting Too Soon?

Deputy's Sacrifice Recalled

100 years later, George Malcom is honored.

Deputy's Sacrifice Recalled

Tax Time Ticks Past

Procrastination, dread keep people from early filing.

Tax Time Ticks Past

Tea Time for Breast Cancer

Organization’s fundraiser on May 1 to benefit gift basket outreach program for breast cancer patients.

Tea Time for Breast Cancer

Maasai Tribesmen Build Mud Hut

Maasai Tribesmen Build Mud Hut

News Briefs

News Briefs

Business Notes

Business Notes

Community Notes

Community Notes

People Notes

People Notes

Looking for TV's 'Bachelor'

Local actress takes shot at love via reality television.

Looking for TV's 'Bachelor'

Congress To Block Fairlee?

U.S. Rep. Tom Davis weighs in on development near Vienna Metro.

Congress To Block Fairlee?

Tuesday, April 19

Faith

Faith

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

Students Learn Consequences

Students visited the Juvenile Detention Center.

Students Learn Consequences

Senior Living

Senior Living

Maverick? Spoiler? Who Is Russ Potts?

Maverick? Spoiler? Who Is Russ Potts?

Great Falls this Week

Great Falls this Week

Albo Seeks Seventh Term

Del. David Albo (R-42) seeks re-election to the House of Delegates.

Albo Seeks Seventh Term

Man Convicted of Abuse

Man Convicted of Abuse

Suspects Wanted

Suspects Wanted

New Community Inspectors Successful

New Community Inspectors Successful

Week in McLean

Week in McLean

Faith

Faith

Health

Health

Key Hears Witnesses to History

Pearl Harbor survivors share their stories via video teleconferencing to seventh grade students.

Key Hears Witnesses to History

Marriott Proposal Heads to County Planners

Changes to the Comprehensive Plan would allow hotel chain to build in Springfield.

Marriott Proposal Heads to County Planners

Fire Destroys Townhouse

Fire Destroys Townhouse

Blackwell Replaces Beyer

Bushée elected vice president and Smyers elected secretary last week.

Blackwell Replaces Beyer

50 Years of Unity

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax celebrates golden year.

50 Years of Unity

Council Waits on White Oak Tower

Decision on Vienna’s tallest building delayed until late May.

Council Waits on White Oak Tower

Safer Crossing for Students

Potomac Falls High School students have a safer crossing.

Safer Crossing for Students

Faith

Faith

Health

Health

Faith

Faith

Real Estate

Real Estate

Gardening Notes

Gardening Notes

Gardening Notes

Gardening Notes

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Fine Arts Scene

Fine Arts Scene

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Night Life

Night Life

Fine Arts Scene

Fine Arts Scene

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

A developer has bought 6 acres of land in Burke Centre but isn't sure what to do with them.

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

Braddock's Budget Boss

Sharon Bulova chairs the Board of Supervisors' Budget Committee.

Braddock's Budget Boss

Fairgrowthapalooza

Hundreds attend meeting to discuss issues of growth and development in Fairfax County.

Fairgrowthapalooza

Arlington this Week

Arlington this Week

Business

Business

Maude Expands Just In Time

Maude Expands Just In Time

School Consolidation Shelved

Elementary schools to remain in renovation queue.

School Consolidation Shelved

Braddock's Budget Boss

Sharon Bulova chairs the Board of Supervisors' Budget Committee.

Braddock's Budget Boss

Public Comment on Proposed Budget

Town Council opens forum for public comments and suggestions on proposed FY 2006 budget.

Public Comment on Proposed Budget

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Opportunities

Living with Arthritis

Robinson seventh grader Emily Smith is a national honoree for the upcoming Arthritis Walk.

Living with Arthritis

Arbor Day Celebration

Arbor Day Celebration

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

A developer has bought 6 acres of land in Burke Centre but isn't sure what to do with them.

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

Bulova Runs for House

David Bulova vies for Democratic nod to fill Del. Chap Petersen’s seat.

Bulova Runs for House

Werkheiser Vies for 42nd Seat

Democrat Greg Werkheiser is challenging the incumbent, Republican David Albo.

Werkheiser Vies for 42nd Seat

Championing Victim's Rights

"Justice isn't served until crime victims are."

Championing Victim's Rights

Richardson, Scott to Wed

Engagements

Richardson, Scott to Wed

Week in Herndon

Week in Herndon

A 50 Year ‘Pilgrim’age

Little River United Church of Christ celebrates 50th anniversary.

A 50 Year ‘Pilgrim’age

Werkheiser Vies for 42nd Seat

Democrat Greg Werkheiser is challenging the incumbent, Republican David Albo.

Werkheiser Vies for 42nd Seat

Albo Seeks Seventh Term

Del. David Albo (R-42) seeks re-election to the House of Delegates.

Albo Seeks Seventh Term

Military Notes

Military Notes

Albo Seeks Seventh Term

Del. David Albo (R-42) seeks re-election to the House of Delegates.

Albo Seeks Seventh Term

Living with Arthritis

Robinson seventh grader Emily Smith is a national honoree for the upcoming Arthritis Walk.

Living with Arthritis

Showing Off

Loudoun Art Council's second Designer Showhouse features the work of 19 designers.

Showing Off

Tighter Grip on Yard Sale

The community yard sale has been moved to the Sterling Community Center.

Tighter Grip on Yard Sale

Protecting the Earth

Protecting the Earth

People

People

Town Center for Ashburn?

Town Center for Ashburn?

Arts Scholarships Available

Arts Scholarships Available

Landowners Had Chance

At last week’s hearing, judge allows landowners in on Supreme Court lawsuit, but Tuesday order negates landowners’ gain.

Landowners Had Chance

Volunteers

Volunteers

Raising Funds by Attacking 'Radical Homosexuals'

A recent letter from Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio's conservative Public Advocate of the United States is another step in his attacks on gay rights.

Raising Funds by Attacking 'Radical Homosexuals'

Fire Destroys Home

Fire Destroys Home

Volunteering

Volunteering

Preferred Route Named

Dominion keeps promise to leave W&OD Trail off the table in its application to the State Corporation Commission.

Preferred Route Named

Community

Community

A-3 Is Back

Judge rules that western Loudoun zoning reverts to one house per three acres.

A-3 Is Back

Military Notes

Military Notes

Volunteers

Volunteers

Werkheiser Vies for 42nd Seat

Democrat Greg Werkheiser is challenging the incumbent, Republican David Albo.

Werkheiser Vies for 42nd Seat

Man Arrested for Killing Ex-Girlfriend

Police say crime occurred in Stafford County.

Man Arrested for Killing Ex-Girlfriend

Board Votes to Eliminate Assessment Cap

The RA Board removed the 21-year-old assessment cap from the working draft of the governing documents.

Board Votes to Eliminate Assessment Cap

Reston Teens Charged with Rape

Reston Teens Charged with Rape

Braddock's Budget Boss

Sharon Bulova chairs the Board of Supervisors' Budget Committee.

Braddock's Budget Boss

Week in Reston

Week in Reston

A Founder’s Day Celebration

A Founder’s Day Celebration

Procrastinator's Delight

Citizens drop off last-minute tax returns at Merrifield Post Office.

Procrastinator's Delight

Fairgrowthapalooza

Hundreds attend meeting to discuss issues of growth and development in Fairfax County.

Fairgrowthapalooza

Monday, April 18

Families Emerge from Tragedies to Race for Hope

Washington, DC race aims to raise $1 million.

Families Emerge from Tragedies to Race for Hope

Langley Flies Higher in Rivalry

Langley Flies Higher in Rivalry

From Brain Tumor Tragedies, Hope Emerges

Potomac is at center of Washington’s brain tumor research fund-raising community.

From Brain Tumor Tragedies, Hope Emerges

Body in River Identified

Potomac doctor last seen March 28.

Body in River Identified

Toiling over Toll Lanes

Residents express doubts about proposed $4 billion project.

Toiling over Toll Lanes

Drinking, Driving Ends in Crash

Police charge high school student.

Drinking, Driving Ends in Crash

Slots Take Back Seat to New Bills

Representatives describe acrimonious, productive legislative session.

Slots Take Back Seat to New Bills

All Fired Up

All Fired Up

Put It in Writing

Schiavo case underscores need for documenting health-care decisions.

Put It in Writing

State Reps Discuss Legislative Session

State Reps Discuss Legislative Session

Thursday, April 14

Calendar

Calendar

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Worth Noting

Worth Noting

New Children's Museum Explored

New Children's Museum Explored

Westfield DECA on Top

Students to attend international conference in Anaheim.

Westfield DECA on Top

Two Fires In One Week

Sunday Afternoon Blaze Causes $600,000 Damage To Chantilly House.

Two Fires In One Week

'Kilroy Was Here!' at Liberty

Patriotic, 1940s musical to be staged April 21-23.

'Kilroy Was Here!' at Liberty

Alliance Theatre Holds Auditions for 'Honk'

Alliance Theatre Holds Auditions for 'Honk'

"CSI: CVHS"

Students conduct DNA fingerprinting lab with Biotech-in-a-Box.

"CSI: CVHS"

Police Beat

Robbery at Hotel

Police Beat

Tutors Help Students Prepare for AP

Tutors Help Students Prepare for AP

School Notes

School Notes

Tutors Help Students Prepare for AP

Tutors Help Students Prepare for AP

"CSI: CVHS"

Students conduct DNA fingerprinting lab with Biotech-in-a-Box.

"CSI: CVHS"

3 Percent Plea

Associations ask City Council to cap tax increase

3 Percent Plea

People Notes

People Notes

Peterson Performs at The Kennedy Center

Peterson Performs at The Kennedy Center

Sully Station II Wins Award

2004 Humanitarian of the Year

Sully Station II Wins Award

Leadership Conference For Middle School Boys

Leadership Conference For Middle School Boys

Looking for Money

City looks for new revenue to offset reliance on property owners

Looking for Money

Goodwin House

Goodwin House

Working To Solve Environmental Threat

Actions speak louder than pleas in solving community problem.

Working To Solve Environmental Threat

Rosemont

Rosemont

Worth Noting

Worth Noting

Sully Station II Wins Award

2004 Humanitarian of the Year

Sully Station II Wins Award

Leadership Conference For Middle School Boys

Leadership Conference For Middle School Boys

Woman Charged with Distributing Cocaine

Woman Charged with Distributing Cocaine

Walk for Shea Megale is April 24

Walk for Shea Megale is April 24

Roundups

Roundups

Centreville Fire Displaces Eight

Centreville apartment fire displaces eight residents.

Centreville Fire Displaces Eight

Charges Dropped in Shooting of Boy, 7

Charges Dropped in Shooting of Boy, 7

Wednesday, April 13

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Schools

Schools

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

News Briefs

News Briefs

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

News Briefs

News Briefs

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

HOA to Provide Teen Center

The Sugarland Run Homeowners Association has offered up its community center to be used as a teen center.

HOA to Provide Teen Center

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Weatherization Assists Affordability

Weatherization Assists Affordability

New Greenspring Trail Bridge Dedicated

New Greenspring Trail Bridge Dedicated

Church Youth Present Musical

A musical “Surrender” will be presented this weekend in Sterling.

Church Youth Present Musical

News Briefs

News Briefs

News Briefs

News Briefs

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

College Notes

College Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

College Notes

College Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Faith

Faith

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

Faith

Faith

College Notes

College Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Health

Health

Health

Health

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Calendar of Event

Calendar of Event

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Finding Solutions to Local Problems

Students learn about local environmental problems including coal-burning plant emissions.

Finding Solutions to Local Problems

Upper King Street To Gain 65 Residential Units

Upper King Street To Gain 65 Residential Units

Del Ray

Del Ray

Seminary Valley

Seminary Valley

Play Ball

Fairfax Little League opens 2005 season with parade.

Play Ball

Running for Victims' Rights

Annual event raises funds for GMU Rape Aggression Defense program.

Running for Victims' Rights

ESL Staff Cuts Not a Crisis

District staff says staff cuts reflect decline in students.

ESL Staff Cuts Not a Crisis

Blogging Enters Arlington Politics

Blog sites, some homegrown, discuss everything from the governor’s race to the widening of Route 66.

Blogging Enters Arlington Politics

Post Office To Honor Stubenhofer

Soldier killed in Iraq honored by his former school and post office.

Post Office To Honor Stubenhofer

Centennial + 5

Annandale woman marks 105th birthday.

Centennial + 5

Worker Killed on Interchange Project

Worker Killed on Interchange Project

News Briefs

News Briefs

Getting To Know ... Karen Hammond

Profile

Getting To Know ... Karen Hammond

People

People

Is Development Threatening Arlington’s Trees?

Arlington’s two urban foresters are spread too thin to protect the county’s trees according to an environmentalist.

Is Development Threatening Arlington’s Trees?

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Centennial + 5

Annandale woman marks 105th birthday.

Centennial + 5

Arlington Arts Center Shows Off New Look

Artists-in-residence and a new exhibit of Latin American artists create a lively show.

Arlington Arts Center Shows Off New Look

Play Ball

Central Springfield Little League opens 2005 season.

Play Ball

Fitch Touts Bobsled Attitude

Fitch Touts Bobsled Attitude

Racing for Victims' Rights

Annual event raises funds for GMU Rape Aggression Defense program.

Racing for Victims' Rights

Worker Killed on Interchange Project

Worker Killed on Interchange Project

Racing for Victims' Rights

Annual event raises funds for GMU Rape Aggression Defense program.

Racing for Victims' Rights

Centennial + 5

Annandale woman marks 105th birthday.

Centennial + 5

Community

Community

Trial Set

Trial Set

More Changes Coming to Route One

Three major proposals outlined at last week's SFDC meeting.

More Changes Coming to Route One

Democratic Candidates for 45th Face Off

Six candidates offer slightly different views on similar themes

Democratic Candidates for 45th Face Off

Business

Business

Sandburg Scientist Compete at Olympiad

Sandburg Scientist Compete at Olympiad

Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan

Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan

Career Day at Woodley Hills Causes Stir

Helicopter from Fort Belvoir lands in school field for Career Day

Career Day at Woodley Hills Causes Stir

Greenspring Trail Bridge Dedicated

Greenspring Trail Bridge Dedicated

Worker Killed on Interchange Project

Worker Killed on Interchange Project

Getting To Know ... Karen Hammond

Profile

Getting To Know ... Karen Hammond

Man, Woman of the Year

Man, Woman of the Year

Tuesday, April 12

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Japanese Immersion Program Under Review

Floris Elementary School parents worried immersion program could be discontinued.

Japanese Immersion Program Under Review

No More Mixing Bowl?

Two more major bridges will open by year's end as part of the Springfield Interchange Project.

No More Mixing Bowl?

Combating Development

Special study in Hunter Mill and Dranesville Districts causes concern about density.

Combating Development

Watershed Forum This Saturday

Meeting to discuss quality of water and conservation efforts to be held at Longfellow Middle School.

Watershed Forum This Saturday

Week in Herndon

Week in Herndon

Health Notes

Health Notes

Improving Trail Crossing

Construction has begun at the W&OD Trail crossing on Church Road in Old Sterling.

Improving Trail Crossing

This Week in McLean

This Week in McLean

Week in Reston

Week in Reston

A Fire Breaks Out in Plaza America Tower

A Plaza America tower was evacuated due to a fire in a mechanical room.

A Fire Breaks Out in Plaza America Tower

Calendar

Calendar

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Health

Health

Local Health Briefs

Local Health Briefs

GMU, Inova Health System Form Partnership

Transitional Centers created with hope to tailor research, personalize medicine at bedside.

GMU, Inova Health System Form Partnership

Real Estate Market in Full Bloom

Inventory slowly increasing as prices continue to rise.

Real Estate Market in Full Bloom

Gardening

Gardening

Real Estate

Real Estate

Real Estate

Real Estate

Censoring School Plays

A School Board committee is trying to craft a policy on school productions.

Censoring School Plays

Gardening

Gardening

Real Estate

Real Estate

Real Estate

Real Estate

Gardening

Gardening

Classes

Classes

Nightlife

Nightlife

Calendar

Calendar

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Calendar

Calendar

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Senior Living

Senior Living

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

"Cinderella” Takes the Stage in McLean

This musical version first produced in 1957 will run the next two weekends at McLean Community Center

"Cinderella” Takes the Stage in McLean

Colvin Mill Business Gathering Steam

Businesses band together to drawn residents to the area.

Colvin Mill Business Gathering Steam

Keeping Kids Off the Streets

Longfellow Middle School began a pilot after-school program in February.

Keeping Kids Off the Streets

HHS After Party Preparations

HHS After Party Preparations

Laurel Hill Forms Association

Residents of the Laurel Hill community in Lorton have formed a Civic Association until the community is fully developed.

Laurel Hill Forms Association

Business Notes

Business Notes

Obituary

Memorial Service Planned for Theda Henle

Obituary

Community Notes

Community Notes

Military Notes

Military Notes

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

A developer has bought 6 acres of land in Burke Centre but isn't sure what to do with them.

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

Arlington this Week

Arlington this Week

No More Mixing Bowl?

Two more major bridges will open by year's end as part of the Springfield Interchange Project.

No More Mixing Bowl?

Watershed Forum This Saturday

Meeting to discuss quality of water and conservation efforts to be held at Longfellow Middle School

Watershed Forum This Saturday

Keefe Elected RA Director At-Large

William J. Keefe was elected to the Reston Association’s Board of Directors and Barbara Allen and Tim McMahon, who both ran unopposed, were re-elected.

Keefe Elected RA Director At-Large

Great Falls this Week

Great Falls this Week

Broad Run Is Rededicated

School celebrates completion of $17 million improvements including new gym.

Broad Run Is Rededicated

Spotlight on Arts Opens Friday

City kicks off annual arts celebration

Spotlight on Arts Opens Friday

Council Splits Property Tax Rate

Personal property tax increased.

Council Splits Property Tax Rate

Volunteers

Volunteers

Oprison: Cut Taxes

Chris Oprison, candidate for the 33rd district, is running on an anti-tax platform.

Oprison: Cut Taxes

History in Wax

Newington Forest students deliver speeches as historical characters.

History in Wax

Laurel Hill Forms Association

Residents of the Laurel Hill community in Lorton have formed a Civic Association until the community is fully developed.

Laurel Hill Forms Association

Woman Charged with Sex Crime

Substitute teacher, 24, turns self in to county police.

Woman Charged with Sex Crime

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

A developer has bought 6 acres of land in Burke Centre but isn't sure what to do with them.

Subdivision Possible in Steamboat Landing

Proposed FY 2006 Budget Highlights

Proposed FY 2006 Budget Highlights

Clowns Come to McNair

Clowns Come to McNair

Council for the Arts Celebrates 20 Years

This year’s Annual Taste of the Town is also a celebration for Council of the Arts' 20th anniversary.

Council for the Arts Celebrates 20 Years

APR Public Hearing Next Week

Residents have a chance to voice concerns on changes to the master plan on April 20.

APR Public Hearing Next Week

Keeping Kids Off the Streets

Longfellow Middle School began a pilot after-school program in February

Keeping Kids Off the Streets

Route 50 Task Force: Onward

Group has faced criticism but will present recommendations to county next month.

Route 50 Task Force: Onward

Loudoun's New Brand

Residents get to weigh in on county's new tag line.

Loudoun's New Brand

APR Public Hearing Next Week

Residents have a chance to voice concerns on changes to the master plan on April 20.

APR Public Hearing Next Week

Dr. Jane Goodall Visits Langley School

Students hold the key to saving animals and the environment

Dr. Jane Goodall Visits Langley School

School Budget Finalized

After supervisors order $7 million cut, School Board members fight to lower class size, save junior varsity lacrosse.

School Budget Finalized

New Shopping Center Under Construction

Sterling Plaza II will be located behind Sterling Plaza on Enterprise Street.

New Shopping Center Under Construction

Parkway Near South Riding?

VDOT to hold public hearing on proposed highway.

Parkway Near South Riding?

Dogwood Principal Charged

Parents and school officials are surprised about the charges against Harvey.

Dogwood Principal Charged

Superintendent Dale Visits Terreset Elementary

Superintendent Dale Visits Terreset Elementary

No More Mixing Bowl?

Two more major bridges will open by year's end as part of the Springfield Interchange Project.

No More Mixing Bowl?

A Fire Breaks Out in Plaza America Tower

A Plaza America tower was evacuated due to a fire in a mechanical room.

A Fire Breaks Out in Plaza America Tower

Laurel Hill Forms Association

Residents of the Laurel Hill community in Lorton have formed a Civic Association until the community is fully developed.

Laurel Hill Forms Association

Dam Breaks, Pond Empties

The concrete dam that created a pond behind Carter Lake Apartment Community washed out and caused the pond to drain.

Dam Breaks, Pond Empties

SL Students Take on the New SAT

The first batch of students from South Lakes are trying to tackle the new SAT.

SL Students Take on the New SAT

No Belly Itchers Here

No Belly Itchers Here

Land Use Changes Head to Planning Commission

Providence District nominations set for April 21.

Land Use Changes Head to Planning Commission

If He Had a Hammer

Vienna resident Justin Stalcup opens hardware store.

If He Had a Hammer

Town Budget Proposes No* Tax Increase

* Average bill would go up by just under 1 percent.

Town Budget Proposes No* Tax Increase

Robinson Running for 35th Delegate Seat

Political newcomer seeks Republican nomination.

Robinson Running for 35th Delegate Seat

Monday, April 11

'Master of the House'

Churchill grad, professor, Jonathan Holloway becomes college chief at Yale.

'Master of the House'

Residents Lobby for Missing Sidewalk

Deal reportedly close on Chevy Chase Bank right-of-way.

Residents Lobby for Missing Sidewalk

The Dirt on Sediment Controls

Brown runoff at Potomac sites signals countywide problem.

The Dirt on Sediment Controls

This Week in Potomac and Civic Calendar 4-13-05

This Week in Potomac and Civic Calendar 4-13-05

Rescuing an Upside-Down Horse

Rescuing an Upside-Down Horse

River Center's Success Is a Lock

Historic lockhouse will open as an educational river center weekends starting May 14.

River Center's Success Is a Lock

Preschool Picassos

Preschool Picassos

Siegelbaum Retires at Beverly Farms

Beverly Farms, Wayside begin interviewing principal candidates.

Siegelbaum Retires at Beverly Farms

Thursday, April 7

Youngsters, Teens, Adults Shine in Concert

Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Continues to Shine

Youngsters, Teens, Adults Shine in Concert

Calendar

Calendar

Obituaries

Obituaries

Agency at Crossroads

Southeast Fairfax Development Corporation recruiting new executive director, awaiting budget approval

Agency at Crossroads

Learning to Understand Autism

Washington Mill students and teachers participate in activities that demonstrate autism’s limitations

Learning to Understand Autism

Diversity Forum Delivers

Restaurants Provide an Array of Foods

Diversity Forum Delivers

Alexandria Country Day Hosts Exchange Students from Mexico

Students enjoy trips, tours and presentations

Alexandria Country Day Hosts Exchange Students from Mexico

Alexandria Country Day Hosts Exchange Students from Mexico

Students enjoy trips, tours and presentations

Alexandria Country Day Hosts Exchange Students from Mexico

Calendar

Calendar

Youngsters, Teens, Adults Shine in Concert

Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Continues to Shine

Youngsters, Teens, Adults Shine in Concert

Calendar

Calendar

Childrens' Theater Rehearses New Show

'Once Upon a Mattress' Opens April 15

Childrens' Theater Rehearses New Show

Youngsters, Teens, Adults Shine in Concert

Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Continues to Shine

Youngsters, Teens, Adults Shine in Concert

Route 1: Commercial vs. Residential

Hyland and Kauffman give their appraisal of "The Highway."

Route 1: Commercial vs. Residential

Rising Hope Ministries Flooded Out

Rising Hope Ministries Flooded Out

Budget Packs Chamber

Public hearing marathon debates how much is needed.

Budget Packs Chamber

Local 'Idol' Could Go Nationwide

A face everybody can love.

Local 'Idol' Could Go Nationwide

King Street Strategy, Outdoor Dining Deferred

Unawareness of year-long study frustrates Planning Commission.

King Street Strategy, Outdoor Dining Deferred

UCM and Women's Center Partner

Local classes will serve Southeastern Fairfax County

UCM and Women's Center Partner

Wednesday, April 6

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

On the Road

Troupe takes "Romeo and Juliet/Slashed" to the Folger Shakespeare Festival.

On the Road

Perfecting Two Plays

Herndon drama students prepare for drama and musical performances a month apart.

Perfecting Two Plays

'Helen of Westfield:' Leading by Example

'Helen of Westfield:' Leading by Example

Students Choreograph Westfield's 'Fiddler'

Students Choreograph Westfield's 'Fiddler'

Ashburn Teacher Honored

Matthew Quinn was named the state’s Visiting International Faculty Cultural Educator of the Year.

Ashburn Teacher Honored

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Getting To Know ... Anita Moore

Profile

Getting To Know ... Anita Moore

Worth Noting

Worth Noting

Volunteering

Volunteering

College Notes

College Notes

News Briefs

Letter to the Editor

News Briefs

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

National Public Health Week

Health Briefs for the area

National Public Health Week

College Notes

College Notes

College Notes

College Notes

Jewish Community

Jewish Community

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Faith

Faith

Faith Notes

Faith Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Health

Health

Health Notes

Health Notes

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Advancing Alzheimer's Research

Web site aims at increased communication, not competition.

Advancing Alzheimer's Research

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Health

Health

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Health Notes

Health Notes

Real Estate

Real Estate

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Schools

Schools

School Program Combats Obesity

Physical education teachers have many methods to shrink students' waistlines.

School Program Combats Obesity

Real Estate Notes

Real Estate Notes

Edison Offers Journey with 'Pippin'

Edison Offers Journey with 'Pippin'

Students Prepare One Act Play Festival

Students Prepare One Act Play Festival

'Cinderella' at McLean School

'Cinderella' at McLean School

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

TJ Students Play It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Students Play It Cool in 'West Side Story'

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

Strapping Young Lad at Jaxx

Canadian quartet vents anger in Springfield.

Strapping Young Lad at Jaxx

Getting To Know ... Cathy Hudgins

Profile

Getting To Know ... Cathy Hudgins

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

TJ Students Play It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Students Play It Cool in 'West Side Story'

West Potomac Tunes Up for 'Fiddler'

West Potomac Tunes Up for 'Fiddler'

Getting To Know ... Cathy Hudgins

Profile

Getting To Know ... Cathy Hudgins

TJ Students Play It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Students Play It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TC Students Find Lady Luck

TC Students Find Lady Luck

'Merry Wives' Wins at Folger Competition

'Merry Wives' Wins at Folger Competition

'Les Miserables' at Herndon

'Les Miserables' at Herndon

Meet Zoe Dillard, New Theatre Teacher

Meet Zoe Dillard, New Theatre Teacher

Performing Extends to Summer

Westfield Theatre Boosters host Young Actors' Workshop and Summer Stage.

Performing Extends to Summer

Director's Concept

Director's Concept

Going 'Up the Down Staircase'

Going 'Up the Down Staircase'

Seniors Take Charge

A large senior class drives Broad Run's "Forum."

Seniors Take Charge

Starting Over

Drug Court helps addicts clean up and regain custody of their estranged children.

Starting Over

Students Prepare One Act Play Festival

Students Prepare One Act Play Festival

TC Students Find Lady Luck

TC Students Find Lady Luck

At West Potomanc: A Day in the Life of a Props Head

At West Potomanc: A Day in the Life of a Props Head

Checklist for Parents

Checklist for Parents

The Singing Rabbi

Arnold Fink, 69, leaves lasting legacy in Alexandria's Jewish community.

The Singing Rabbi

Time Served, Treatment, for Electronic Solicitation

Time Served, Treatment, for Electronic Solicitation

Boy, 14, Is Charged with Stealing Guns

Boy, 14, Is Charged with Stealing Guns

Family, friends mourn Nicole McCarty's death.

Family, friends mourn Nicole McCarty's death.

News Briefs

News Briefs

45th Candidates Debate Gay Marriage

Five Democratic candidates for the 45th District speak at a forum hosted by the Virginia Parisans Gay and Lesbian Democratic Club.

45th Candidates Debate Gay Marriage

What is a Public Benefit?

Arlington government officials describe new state law as another unfunded mandate and one that discriminates against immigrants.

What is a Public Benefit?

Westfield Debate Wins Sweepstakes

Student Nataliya Plotnitskaya qualifies for nationals.

Westfield Debate Wins Sweepstakes

Risk Factors That Trigger Gang Involvement

Risk Factors That Trigger Gang Involvement

Tri-County Parkway Location Study Reappears

Tri-County Parkway Location Study Reappears

Students to Watch at CVHS

Students to Watch at CVHS

Committee Challenges Homeowners Grants

A county-appointed review committee says the grant proposal aimed at reducing housing costs needs an overhaul.

Committee Challenges Homeowners Grants

Arlington Remembers Pope John Paul

Several Masses were offered for Pope John Paul II at St. Thomas Moore Cathedral and other parishes in Arlington as people remembered his legacy.

Arlington Remembers Pope John Paul

Help Needed in Fighting Gangs

Law enforcement authorities are seeking assistance to push gangs out of the area.

Help Needed in Fighting Gangs

Contemporary Twist to Russian Folk Tale

The spring concert of the Center Dance Company featured three pieces including “The Firebird, “Pas De Quatre and “An Eternal Golden Braid.”

Contemporary Twist to Russian Folk Tale

Tri-County Parkway Location Study Reappears

Tri-County Parkway Location Study Reappears

Mixed-Use Project Planned

10-story condo, parking garage and office to go in Fair Lakes.

Mixed-Use Project Planned

Roundups

Roundups

Community

Community

CVHS Students Build a Tsunami Memorial

CVHS Students Build a Tsunami Memorial

News Briefs

News Briefs

Child Pornography Charges

Child Pornography Charges

Students to Watch at CVHS

Students to Watch at CVHS

Blocking Grants

Bush's proposal to eliminate grants could impact city.

Blocking Grants

Arrest Made in Murder Case

Arrest Made in Murder Case

Remembering Pope John Paul II

Remembering Pope John Paul II

Boy, 14, Is Charged with Stealing Guns

Boy, 14, Is Charged with Stealing Guns

Family, friends mourn Nicole McCarty's death.

Family, friends mourn Nicole McCarty's death.

A Sad Farewell to Nicole

Centreville High student dies at age 16.

A Sad Farewell to Nicole

CVHS Students Build a Tsunami Memorial

CVHS Students Build a Tsunami Memorial

Child Pornography Charges

Child Pornography Charges

Catholics React to Pope’s Death

Catholics React to Pope’s Death

News Briefs

News Briefs

A Sad Farewell to Nicole

Centreville High student dies at age 16.

A Sad Farewell to Nicole

Mixed-Use Project Planned

10-story condo, parking garage and office to go in Fair Lakes.

Mixed-Use Project Planned

Roundups

Roundups

EYA Plans Residential Community in Fair Oaks

EYA Plans Residential Community in Fair Oaks

Pope’s Death Mourned in McLean

Local churches fill after death of Pope John Paul II.

Pope’s Death Mourned in McLean

Week in Herndon

Week in Herndon

People

People

Business

Business

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Assistance League Gains New Home

Assistance League Gains New Home

It's Official: Haven Open

Youth Safe Haven kickoff brings community, county and state officials' support.

It's Official: Haven Open

Accident Waiting to Happen

In some cases, developers have been limiting access of fire and rescue vehicles.

Accident Waiting to Happen

Hall to Appear

Hall to Appear

Local Heroes Honored

Local Heroes Honored

Suspect in 7-Eleven Murder Case To Be Evaluated

Psychiatric evaluation ordered for accused 14 year old.

Suspect in 7-Eleven Murder Case To Be Evaluated

Week in Loudoun

Week in Loudoun

Kaine Kicks-Off Campaign with Tax Relief Pledge

Kaine Kicks-Off Campaign with Tax Relief Pledge

Back from Sri Lanka

Team from Christian Fellowship Church in Ashburn built field hospital, homes.

Back from Sri Lanka

Spring Cleaning

Spring Cleaning

Court Case Continued

Court Case Continued

Remembering Pope John Paul II

Several Masses were offered for Pope John Paul II at St. Thomas Moore Cathedral in Arlington.

Remembering Pope John Paul II

Tuesday, April 5

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Faith

Faith

Time for Spring Greening

A break in the weather is perfect for planting and pruning.

Time for Spring Greening

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar

Calendar

Robinson Wades in the Water

Junior Eric Honour has designed a 12-foot square pool of water to serve as centerpiece of the set for upcoming production.

Robinson Wades in the Water

TJ Plays It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Plays It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Plays It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Plays It Cool in 'West Side Story'

Madison Lines Up 'West Side Story'

Madison Lines Up 'West Side Story'

Costuming ‘The Wiz’

A pair of Lee seniors design nearly 100 costumes for the 1970’s-era musical.

Costuming ‘The Wiz’

Madison Lines Up 'West Side Story'

Madison Lines Up 'West Side Story'

'Noises Off' at Oakton

'Noises Off' at Oakton

Draper Still an Option

Lamb Center still considering move.

Draper Still an Option

City Considers Split Tax Rate

June billing would be higher than December.

City Considers Split Tax Rate

'Noises Off' at Oakton

'Noises Off' at Oakton

Insurance Man Bites Dog

Insurance companies are cracking down on owners of dogs deemed 'dangerous.'

Insurance Man Bites Dog

Pope’s Death Mourned in McLean

Local churches fill after death of Pope John Paul II.

Pope’s Death Mourned in McLean

Flint Hill Prepares Comic 'Spofford'

Flint Hill Prepares Comic 'Spofford'

Health & Fitness

Health & Fitness

Looking for 'The Bachelor'

Fairfax Station's Kristine Kelly gets a shot at love via reality television.

Looking for 'The Bachelor'

Police Seek Help in Search

Police Seek Help in Search

Farewell from High School, Not Theater

Sam Repshas is rehearsing for his last play at South Lakes, but is hoping to continue an acting career at college.

Farewell from High School, Not Theater

'Noises Off' at Oakton

'Noises Off' at Oakton

This Week in Potomac and Civic Calendar 4-6-05

This Week in Potomac and Civic Calendar 4-6-05

Overseeing Circus Empire

Kenneth and Nicole Feld say that in the circus business, no two days are the same.

Overseeing Circus Empire

‘A Man Who Died Courageously’

Local Catholic communities honor Pope John Paul II.

‘A Man Who Died Courageously’

Townhouse Plan for Seven Locks Advances

Stormwater and environmental issues surround rezoning across from the Heights School.

Townhouse Plan for Seven Locks Advances

Landowners Want In Lawsuit

Western Loudoun residents ask court to be named as defendants in Virginia Supreme Court ruling on growth.

Landowners Want In Lawsuit

Park Lacks Enough Parking?

Oakton Community Park takes next step.

Park Lacks Enough Parking?

Teens Discuss Drug Abuse

Town meeting sponsored by Congressman Wolf is geared toward curbing underage drinking, illegal drug use.

Teens Discuss Drug Abuse

Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools

Teens Discuss Drug Abuse

Town meeting sponsored by Congressman Wolf is geared toward curbing underage drinking, illegal drug use.

Teens Discuss Drug Abuse

Faith

Faith

Robinson Wades in the Water

Junior Eric Honour has designed a 12-foot square pool of water to serve as centerpiece of the set for upcoming production.

Robinson Wades in the Water

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Montana Brown: Triple Threat

Madison senior sings, dances and acts.

Montana Brown: Triple Threat

60s Pop Artist Peter Max Comes to Tysons

Exhibit at Wentworth Gallery opened last weekend.

60s Pop Artist Peter Max Comes to Tysons

Blast From the Past

Blast From the Past

'Forum' at Broad Run

'Forum' at Broad Run

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Calendar

Calendar

Flint Hill Prepares Comic 'Spofford'

Flint Hill Prepares Comic 'Spofford'

The Cappies' Buzz

High school students throughout region entertain, amuse and provoke.

The Cappies' Buzz

Wooton High Prepares 'Seussical' Musica

Wooton High Prepares 'Seussical' Musica

'Curtains Up' at Bullis

'Curtains Up' at Bullis

Teen Life: 'Go Ask Alice'

Teen Life: 'Go Ask Alice'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

Teen Life: 'Go Ask Alice'

Teen Life: 'Go Ask Alice'

Madison Lines Up 'West Side Story'

Madison Lines Up 'West Side Story'

Farewell from High School, Not Theater

Sam Repshas is rehearsing for his last play at South Lakes, but is hoping to continue an acting career at college.

Farewell from High School, Not Theater

Business

Business

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

Flint Hill Prepares Comic 'Spofford'

Flint Hill Prepares Comic 'Spofford'

'Romeo and Juliet:' A Review

'Romeo and Juliet:' A Review

TJ Plays It Cool in 'West Side Story'

TJ Plays It Cool in 'West Side Story'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

‘Blast’ Serves Up Food, Money, Paradise

Churchill students prepare for school’s annual music and dance revue.

‘Blast’ Serves Up Food, Money, Paradise

Chantilly: 'You Can't Take It With You'

Chantilly: 'You Can't Take It With You'

'Secret Garden' Takes Root in McLean

Spring production features story as musical.

'Secret Garden' Takes Root in McLean

Montana Brown: Triple Threat

Madison senior sings, dances and acts.

Montana Brown: Triple Threat

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

South Lakes Catches 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

Preliminary Hearing in Child Pornography Case

McLean man was originally arrested on charges of carnal knowledge of an underage girl.

Preliminary Hearing in Child Pornography Case

Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing

Area schools and churches, as well as those who met the pope, remember John Paul II, who died on April 2.

Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing

Karatz Ready To Move On

After 19 years, Jeffrey Karatz retires as executive director of the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia.

Karatz Ready To Move On

Arlington this Week

Arlington this Week

Theater of the Weird

Lake Braddock Middle School theater students participate in Arena Stage's Student Playwrights Project.

Theater of the Weird

Great Falls this Week

Great Falls this Week

Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing

Area schools and churches, as well as those who met the pope, remember John Paul II, who died on April 2.

Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing

Karatz Ready To Move On

After 19 years, Jeffrey Karatz retires as executive director of the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia.

Karatz Ready To Move On

Board Approves $1.2 Billion Budget

Supervisors ask School Board to cut another $7 million from operating budget.

Board Approves $1.2 Billion Budget

Cleaning Up Saucy Branch

Protecting McLean High School Park, an undercurrent of watershed clean-up efforts.

Cleaning Up Saucy Branch

Cleaning Up Saucy Branch

Protecting McLean High School Park, an undercurrent of watershed clean-up efforts.

Cleaning Up Saucy Branch

Insurance Man Bites Dog

Insurance companies are cracking down on owners of dogs deemed 'dangerous.'

Insurance Man Bites Dog

Theater of the Weird

Lake Braddock Middle School theater students participate in Arena Stage's Student Playwrights Project.

Theater of the Weird

Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing

Area schools and churches, as well as those who met the pope, remember John Paul II, who died on April 2.

Catholics Respond to Pope's Passing

In the Name of Science

Robinson Secondary hosts county science fair.

In the Name of Science

Young Catholics React to Pope’s Death

PVI students respect man, legacy.

Young Catholics React to Pope’s Death

Looking for 'The Bachelor'

Fairfax Station's Kristine Kelly gets a shot at love via reality television.

Looking for 'The Bachelor'

New Look Safeway Opens

Refurbished grocery store cuts ribbon at Pan Am Shopping Center.

New Look Safeway Opens

Oleszek Seeks House Seat

School Board member will try for House of Delegates.

Oleszek Seeks House Seat

More on Growth Along Route 50

Residents speak up at first public input meeting on comprehensive plan amendment that could remake the Dulles south area.

More on Growth Along Route 50

Sounding Off About the Budget

MCA encourages modest spending increases.

Sounding Off About the Budget

The Price of Scenic Preservation

The high cost of burying utility cables underground is prohibitive for Great Falls and McLean.

The Price of Scenic Preservation

Military

Military

The Price of Scenic Preservation

The high cost of burying utility cables underground is prohibitive for Great Falls and McLean.

The Price of Scenic Preservation

Greenvest in West Virginia

Development in Charles Town has caused controversy.

Greenvest in West Virginia

Dominion Delays Application

Again.

Dominion Delays Application

Week in McLean

Week in McLean

For Tony and Nik

Performing arts supporting foundation to host its first annual golf tournament.

For Tony and Nik

Greenvest's Loudoun Investment

Company helped finance campaigns of six Republican supervisors.

Greenvest's Loudoun Investment

Preliminary Hearing in Child Pornography Case

McLean man was originally arrested on charges of carnal knowledge of an underage girl.

Preliminary Hearing in Child Pornography Case

Sounding Off About the Budget

MCA encourages modest spending increases.

Sounding Off About the Budget

South Riding Crash

Man critically injured.

South Riding Crash

Military

Military

For The Dogs

A move is afoot to establish the county's first dog park in Ashburn.

For The Dogs

Slow Going

The RA board had another meeting to revise the governing documents.

Slow Going

Karatz Ready To Move On

After 19 years, Jeffrey Karatz retires as executive director of the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia.

Karatz Ready To Move On

Insurance Man Bites Dog

Insurance companies are cracking down on owners of dogs deemed 'dangerous.'

Insurance Man Bites Dog

Wiping Out Whining

Parenting expert Carolyn Crowder to speak at Suburban Hospital.

Wiping Out Whining

Wildlife Habitat in Backyards

Backyards in Reston are acknowledged as Backyard Wildlife Habitats.

Wildlife Habitat in Backyards

Halpern Remembered at Montgomery College

Halpern Remembered at Montgomery College

Domestic Hedgehogs in County?

Lance Guthrie, a 12-year-old, wants to make African pygmy hedgehogs a legal pet.

Domestic Hedgehogs in County?

Steep Slopes, Woods, Protected

Open-space program acquires ‘missing piece’ of Watts Branch stream valley.

Steep Slopes, Woods, Protected

Local Area Network

Local Area Network

Week in Reston

Week in Reston

RA Web Site Upgraded

The Reston Association added the ability to pay for services via the Web.

RA Web Site Upgraded

It's a Wash

Storm pounds clean-up volunteers.

It's a Wash

Tysons Task Force in Place

Group designed to gather resident’s comments.

Tysons Task Force in Place

Bank Receives Board Approval

Several steps remain before construction on Appalachian Outfitters site begins.

Bank Receives Board Approval

A House Finds a Home?

Group wants to place Moorefield House next to Vienna Dog Park.

A House Finds a Home?

In the Name of Science

Robinson Secondary hosts county science fair.

In the Name of Science

New Look Safeway Opens

Refurbished grocery store cuts ribbon at Pan Am Shopping Center.

New Look Safeway Opens

Grasscrete Coming to Vienna

Pavers blend concrete with soil and grass fill.

Grasscrete Coming to Vienna