Thursday, July 28
Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations
New Policies Hope to Curb Gasoline Drive-Offs
Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations
Wednesday, July 27
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Volunteering
Volunteering
Court Backs City on Mirant
Nothing will pass to public view before Alexandria sees it
Court Backs City on Mirant
Discovering Family, History
Discovering Family, History
'Honk!': Waddling to a Theater Near You
The Alliance Theatre presents takeoff of 'The Ugly Duckling' on Aug. 4.
'Honk!': Waddling to a Theater Near You
Roundups
Roundups
Room for 'Rachel' at Inova Fairfax Hospital
Room for 'Rachel' at Inova Fairfax Hospital
Community
Community
Come to Clifton Park for KidFest
Come to Clifton Park for KidFest
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Gang Tagging and Vandalism Rampant in Huntington
Police step up foot patrols and community becomes more vigilant.
Gang Tagging and Vandalism Rampant in Huntington
Community
Community
College Notes
College Notes
Roundups
Roundups
Real Estate
Real Estate
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
School Notes
School Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith
Faith
Health Notes
Health Notes
Cooling Down Seniors
Dominion Virginia Power, Department for the Aging provide fans to senior citizens, urge to stay cool.
Cooling Down Seniors
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Real Estate
Real Estate
Little Known History
Little Known History
Little Known History
Little Known History
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
Future Uncertain
Questions on the future of the Landmark area were left unanswered after public meeting.
Future Uncertain
HUD Investigators Tell ARHA Nothing
IG investigators have not communicated with ARHA about search .
HUD Investigators Tell ARHA Nothing
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Alexandria "Cry Off" Successful
Alexandria "Cry Off" Successful
Gas Station Operator Could Lose Livlihood
The proposed Freedmen’s Cemetery memorial will be on the site of the Mobil station.
Gas Station Operator Could Lose Livlihood
People
People
Trinity School To Expand
Enrollment to increase, but will remain under cap.
Trinity School To Expand
Citizens Rally For Journalist
Bush Administration criticized as repressive and undemocratic.
Citizens Rally For Journalist
Mixed-Use Project OK'd for Fair Lakes
Mixed-Use Project OK'd for Fair Lakes
Greener Pastures at Laurel Hill
Equestrian center planned for south county land.
Greener Pastures at Laurel Hill
Education in Painting Biz
Virginia Tech undergrad earns corporate internship and paints town red.
Education in Painting Biz
Verdict In Battle Case
Derrick Battle found guilty of causing bodily injury in Elden Street incident.
Verdict In Battle Case
Local Girl, 8, Seriously Ill
Hospitalized and in coma with mysterious ailment.
Local Girl, 8, Seriously Ill
Local Girl, 8, Seriously Ill
Hospitalized and in coma with mysterious ailment.
Local Girl, 8, Seriously Ill
Herndon Native, Cooking Whiz
Michele Powers, dietician, chef, and cooking instructor, has 12 recipes published in the July issue of Cooking Light.
Herndon Native, Cooking Whiz
Prescription Fraud Charges to Grand Jury
Prescription Fraud Charges to Grand Jury
People
People
Trinity School To Expand
Enrollment to increase, but will remain under cap.
Trinity School To Expand
Education in Painting Biz
Virginia Tech undergrad earns corporate internship and paints town red.
Education in Painting Biz
Mixed-Use Project OK'd for Fair Lakes
Mixed-Use Project OK'd for Fair Lakes
Artistic Endeavors
Fairfax City’s Summer Recreation Program allows children to express themselves.
Artistic Endeavors
Come to Clifton Park for KidFest
Come to Clifton Park for KidFest
Fitness Together Opens
One-on-one training facility in Chantilly focuses on individual goals.
Fitness Together Opens
Fitness Together Opens
One-on-one training facility in Chantilly focuses on individual goals.
Fitness Together Opens
Suspect in Kidnapping Case Dies
Frederick Baruday, 74, died at Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg.
Suspect in Kidnapping Case Dies
Denise Chase Retires
Poplar Tree Principal enjoying life in N.C. after long career.
Denise Chase Retires
Room for 'Rachel' at Inova Fairfax Hospital
Room for 'Rachel' at Inova Fairfax Hospital
New Townhouses Near K-Mart
New Townhouses Near K-Mart
From Russia, With Love
Russian children spend time with American families as part of adoption program.
From Russia, With Love
Denise Chase Retires
Poplar Tree Principal enjoying life in N.C. after long career.
Denise Chase Retires
'Honk!': Waddling to a Theater Near You
The Alliance Theatre presents takeoff of 'The Ugly Duckling' on Aug. 4.
'Honk!': Waddling to a Theater Near You
Greener Pastures at Laurel Hill
Equestrian center planned for south county land.
Greener Pastures at Laurel Hill
Prescription Fraud Charges to Grand Jury
Prescription Fraud Charges to Grand Jury
Buddhist Monastery to Build New Temple
Buddhist Monastery to Build New Temple
Summer Vacation
Summer Vacation
Holiday Coalition Searches for Space
Holiday Coalition Searches for Space
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Business
Business
Pet of the Week
Pet of the Week
People
People
Non Meeting Yields a Lot of Information
Large turnout discusses future of Honors program at West Potomac.
Non Meeting Yields a Lot of Information
Faith
Faith
Indicted For Bigamy
Wife says she wants to protect other women from bigamists, ‘Internet predators.’
Indicted For Bigamy
Couples Try Their Hand at Reading Their Mates
Newlywed Game at Senior Center draws lots of laughs.
Couples Try Their Hand at Reading Their Mates
Calendar
Calendar
Facade Improvement Spruces up Richmond Highway
Local businesses take advantage of matching grant money.
Facade Improvement Spruces up Richmond Highway
Herndon Native, Cooking Whiz
Michele Powers, dietician, chef, and cooking instructor, has 12 recipes published in the July issue of Cooking Light.
Herndon Native, Cooking Whiz
Tuesday, July 26
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
People Notes
People Notes
Community Notes
Community Notes
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Volunteer Notes
Volunteer Notes
Class Notes
Class Notes
Calendar Notes
Calendar Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Community Notes
Community Notes
People Notes
People Notes
Camp Notes
Camp Notes
ECHO to Expand
ECHO to Expand
A Powerful Friend Helps Kilgore
President Bush attends Kilgore fund-raiser in McLean home.
A Powerful Friend Helps Kilgore
Plotting Trails for Pedestrians
Great Falls Trailblazers hope new bridge will bring pedestrian walkway.
Plotting Trails for Pedestrians
Relay Good Times for Potomac Area Swim League
Relay Good Times for Potomac Area Swim League
Making Midtown a Reality
Lee land-use committee provides sounding board for developers.
Making Midtown a Reality
Week in Reston
Week in Reston
Aspiring Teenage Musicians Clash at Battle of the Bands
Aspiring Teenage Musicians Clash at Battle of the Bands
Schools
Schools
Schools
Schools
Schools
Schools
College-McLean
College-McLean
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Pond-er the Possibilities
Many area residents enjoy the natural tranquillity of lily ponds.
Pond-er the Possibilities
Clubs and Organizations
Clubs and Organizations
Business Notes
Business Notes
Volunteer Notes
Volunteer Notes
Calendar Notes
Calendar Notes
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Class Notes
Class Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Camp Notes
Camp Notes
Clubs and Organizations
Clubs and Organizations
A Powerful Friend Helps Kilgore
President Bush attends Kilgore fund-raiser in McLean home.
A Powerful Friend Helps Kilgore
Remembering 9/11
Remembering 9/11
This Week in Arlington
This Week in Arlington
Fairmont Fuels Controversy
A new condo complex is adding to tension over new development
Fairmont Fuels Controversy
The Scoop on Pets
The Scoop on Pets
Drivers Indicted in Bus Crash
Sims, Wallace charged with reckless driving. Both could face jail.
Drivers Indicted in Bus Crash
American Dance in China
Members of a dance school in Burke perform in an international festival in Beijing.
American Dance in China
Young Man Charged with First Degree Murder
Michael Pahno was arrested for the murder of his uncle's wife after calling police to report the death
Young Man Charged with First Degree Murder
Building Schools for Tsunami Victims
Building Schools for Tsunami Victims
Emergency Services
Emergency Services
Commuting to Washington by Bicycle?
A proposed extension of the Mt. Vernon Bike Trail would cross Dolley Madison Boulevard.
Commuting to Washington by Bicycle?
ABC's of the APR
Braddock task force meets to unlock mysteries of Comprehensive Plan.
ABC's of the APR
American Dance in China
Members of a dance school in Burke perform in an international festival in Beijing.
American Dance in China
This Week in Potomac 7-27-05
This Week in Potomac 7-27-05
Three Are Charged With Murder, Robbery
Three Are Charged With Murder, Robbery
By the Nose
Loudoun's two-member bloodhound team depends on dogs' extraordinary scent skill.
By the Nose
Potomac Area Swim League Viewpoints
Potomac Area Swim League Viewpoints
Lorton Home Faces Demolition
Dozens of cats and an unsound structure doom a single-family home.
Lorton Home Faces Demolition
Lorton Home Faces Demolition
Dozens of cats and an unsound structure doom a single-family home.
Lorton Home Faces Demolition
Accotink's Camping Duo
Two young women in second year as directors of summer camp program at Lake Accotink.
Accotink's Camping Duo
Lorton Home Faces Demolition
Dozens of cats and an unsound structure doom a single-family home.
Lorton Home Faces Demolition
Plotting Trails for Pedestrians
Great Falls Trailblazers hope new bridge will bring pedestrian walkway.
Plotting Trails for Pedestrians
Herndon, Westfield Students Perform
Theater camp at Herdon High ends with two student performances.
Herndon, Westfield Students Perform
Oprison Cleared of Fraud
Prosecutor declines to continue with election fraud investigation of Del. Joe May's former opponent.
Oprison Cleared of Fraud
Board Votes to Limit Building in West
Narrow vote is the first step toward reinstating tighter building limits in rural western Loudoun.
Board Votes to Limit Building in West
Federal Funds for Roads?
Supervisors worry adding federal money to three Loudoun projects will slow construction process.
Federal Funds for Roads?
River Falls at Center of Telecom Fight
Comcast, Verizon spar amid frequent cable TV and Internet service outages.
River Falls at Center of Telecom Fight
Farm Tour Celebrates Agriculture
Farm Tour Celebrates Agriculture
Commuting to Washington by Bicycle?
A proposed extension of the Mt. Vernon Bike Trail would cross Dolley Madison Boulevard.
Commuting to Washington by Bicycle?
$10,000 Raised at Josh Basile Bash
More than 150 supporters come to screening of “Murderball” to support paralysis research.
$10,000 Raised at Josh Basile Bash
Council Mulls Building Moratorium
Developers cite concerns; Potomac projects affected.
Council Mulls Building Moratorium
Hunters Woods Student Home Models Win Cash Prizes
Hunters Woods Student Home Models Win Cash Prizes
Gators on the Loose
Vienna Aquatic Club’s Raft Nights and potlucks help members stay cool.
Gators on the Loose
New Principal at Dogwood
Robyn Cochran, a former teacher at Dogwood, takes over as principal.
New Principal at Dogwood
American Dance in China
Members of a dance school in Burke perform in an international festival in Beijing.
American Dance in China
Magazine for Preemies Right on Time
Springfield mother launches a magazine and Web site.
Magazine for Preemies Right on Time
Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations
New Policies Hope to Curb Gasoline Drive-Offs
Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations
Reston Expert Discusses Dog Behavior
Presentation stresses the need for safety and positive training in households with dogs and children.
Reston Expert Discusses Dog Behavior
Local Activist Wins AAUW Award
Local Activist Wins AAUW Award
21 Arrested at Concert
Police make drug, alcohol-related arrests at Wolf Trap.
21 Arrested at Concert
Thursday, July 21
Work Session Tackles 3 Issues
Planning Commission reviews two housing applications, proposed formal day-labor site.
Work Session Tackles 3 Issues
Understanding Hoarding
County task force created to respond to hoarding in community.
Understanding Hoarding
Community Role Models Celebrates One Year
New volunteers are recruited for local organizations.
Community Role Models Celebrates One Year
Cab Fares Climbing Again
Cab companies say increase not enough to cover rising fuel costs and insurance increases.
Cab Fares Climbing Again
Brain Drain Bad for Defense
Proposed closing of Defense Department offices could mean the lost of 19,000 jobs in Arlington
Brain Drain Bad for Defense
Dog Owners Organize after Poisonings
Better lights and higher fences are being requested for Towers Dog Park.
Dog Owners Organize after Poisonings
Malicious Wounding or Self-Defense?
Trial expected to last three days.
Malicious Wounding or Self-Defense?
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Lost Without Translation
Translator to Herndon Police for 16 years, Jorge Rochac was also an educator, mentor and friend.
Lost Without Translation
Wednesday, July 20
Health Notes
Health Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Worth Noting
Worth Noting
Carol Hawn Receives McDonnell Citizenship Award
Carol Hawn Receives McDonnell Citizenship Award
Local Man Charged with Rape, Abduction
Woman says she was taken from Fairfax Circle area and assaulted.
Local Man Charged with Rape, Abduction
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Yard Sale Finds New Home
Yard Sale Finds New Home
Terrorism And Candy
Terrorism And Candy
Back by Popular Demand
Band played to sold-out crowd at Jammin' Java in March.
Back by Popular Demand
Sha'are Shalom Welcomes Rabbinic Intern
Sha'are Shalom Welcomes Rabbinic Intern
Tri-County Comments Favor Comp. Plan
Tri-County Comments Favor Comp. Plan
Man Stabbed
Man Stabbed
College Notes
College Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
On Easy Street With 'Annie'
On Easy Street With 'Annie'
Protest on Fort Hunt Road
Citizens upset about lack of trail along country club.
Protest on Fort Hunt Road
Health Notes
Health Notes
Nottoway Plan Approved
Park Authority to swap trees for soccer field when funding exists.
Nottoway Plan Approved
Area Scouts Prepare for Big Event
National Capitol Area Council readies for National Scout Jamboree.
Area Scouts Prepare for Big Event
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
School Notes
School Notes
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
School Notes
School Notes
College Notes
College Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith
Faith
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Classes
Classes
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Change Recommended for Fairfax Center
Area zoned for office would shift to residential.
Change Recommended for Fairfax Center
Race for Campaign Funds
After the primary, money keeps coming in for candidates in the 45th district.
Race for Campaign Funds
People
People
Community
Community
Web Yields Selling Opportunity
Snappy Auctions offers internet savvy.
Web Yields Selling Opportunity
Learning to Sail on Potomac River
Classes offered at two local marinas.
Learning to Sail on Potomac River
Labor of Love After 25 Years
Founder prepares McEnearney Associates for its future.
Labor of Love After 25 Years
Gibson Tapped for Adams
Arlington assistant principal named as new principal of John Adams.
Gibson Tapped for Adams
Eagle Scout Helps Environment
Ben Messenger completes two-part project Eagle Scout project.
Eagle Scout Helps Environment
Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
Fairfax Center Zoning Shifts to Residential
Fairfax Center Zoning Shifts to Residential
Father of 7 Battles Cancer
Local man worked for Fairfax Auto Body for 21 years.
Father of 7 Battles Cancer
Charlie Chiang's Offers Choices
Centreville restaurant serves Chinese food in unique ways.
Charlie Chiang's Offers Choices
KidFest in Clifton Set for July 30
KidFest in Clifton Set for July 30
Fairfax Center Zoning Shifts to Residential
Fairfax Center Zoning Shifts to Residential
People
People
Kayaking Clinics Open to Public
Beginners got lessons July 15 despite rain.
Kayaking Clinics Open to Public
Guilty to Sexual Solicitation
Guilty to Sexual Solicitation
Man Gets New Exposure Charges
Man Gets New Exposure Charges
'Beauty and the Beast'
Westfield Summer Stage production is set for July 28-31.
'Beauty and the Beast'
Chamber Assists with Networking
Two members meet and form limited partnership.
Chamber Assists with Networking
Master Planning Starts for Sully Woodlands
4,000 acres of parkland examined in Bull Run and Cub Run watersheds.
Master Planning Starts for Sully Woodlands
Business
Business
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Harry Potter Mania
Harry Potter Mania
Caputo's Kick-Off Is Saturday
Long-time activist to challenge Chris Craddock in the 67th.
Caputo's Kick-Off Is Saturday
Arlandria Nights Heat Up
During summer, international melting pot swelters with street crime.
Arlandria Nights Heat Up
Suh Arrested Again; Charged with Burglary
Suh Arrested Again; Charged with Burglary
Federal Investigators Surprise ARHA
After five month audit, HUD brings on its investigators.
Federal Investigators Surprise ARHA
Tribute for a Jazz Messenger
Jack Dahlinger brought music to generations of students.
Tribute for a Jazz Messenger
Volunteering
Volunteering
Pet of the Week
Pet of the Week
County Blasts Developer
Planners delay next phase of Lyndam Hill because of complaints of current residents.
County Blasts Developer
Web Yields Selling Opportunities
Snappy Auctions offers internet savvy.
Web Yields Selling Opportunities
Learning to Sail on the Potomac River
Classes offered at two local marinas.
Learning to Sail on the Potomac River
Merrifield Redevelopment Deferred
Old apartment building would be razed for a new one.
Merrifield Redevelopment Deferred
Tuesday, July 19
Ongoing Calendar
Ongoing Calendar
Camps
Camps
Clubs and Organizations
Clubs and Organizations
Club Notes
Club Notes
Camps
Camps
Camp Notes
Camp Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Clubs and Organizations
Clubs and Organizations
People Notes
People Notes
Diving for Treasure, And Dead Bodies, Too
The Loudoun County Underwater Search and Recovery Team uses touch to discover underwater crime scenes.
Diving for Treasure, And Dead Bodies, Too
Classes and Workshops
Classes and Workshops
Remembering Liz
Liz Padilla is remembered by family and friends as a woman who lived life to the fullest.
Remembering Liz
Backing Off Boundary Changes
School Board will now consider only changing the boundaries of four, split-feeder elementary schools.
Backing Off Boundary Changes
Wild About Harry Potter
Harry Potter fans line up for latest book in series.
Wild About Harry Potter
Volunteering
Volunteering
People Notes
People Notes
Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness
Club Notes
Club Notes
Real Estate
Real Estate
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate
Real Estate
Classes and Workshops
Classes and Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Camp Notes
Camp Notes
Ongoing Calendar
Ongoing Calendar
Community Notes
Community Notes
Calendar
Calendar
Community Notes
Community Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Nightlife
Nightlife
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Senior Living
Senior Living
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Board Questions Arts Foundation
Foundation requests matching funds from the county for the next five years.
Board Questions Arts Foundation
County Notebook
County Notebook
Farm Life in Eastern Loudoun
In the midst of the debate over how to allow development and keep rural lifestyle in western Loudoun, an eastern Loudoun family on a cattle farm adjacent to South Riding shows it can be done — maybe
Farm Life in Eastern Loudoun
Board Questions Arts Foundation
Foundation requests matching funds from the county for the next five years.
Board Questions Arts Foundation
Business Notes
Business Notes
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
Week in Arllington
Week in Arllington
Growing a Playground
Clemyjontri Park is still planned to be opened by November.
Growing a Playground
Neighborhood Network Expands Services
E-mail list has become an information center for four communities.
Neighborhood Network Expands Services
Retired McLean Judge Dies
Retired McLean Judge Dies
Great Falls this Week
Great Falls this Week
A Diminished RCRC on Horizon
As property owners at Lake Anne Village Center consider their next move, the Reston Community Reinvestment Corporation will play a diminished role.
A Diminished RCRC on Horizon
'This Was Like a Cat Mortuary'
Mount Vernon woman kept nearly 200 cats in her Burke townhouse
'This Was Like a Cat Mortuary'
Backing Off Boundary Changes
School Board will now consider only changing the boundaries of four, split-feeder elementary schools.
Backing Off Boundary Changes
Swimming with Turtles
Langley School administrator spending two weeks studying turtles in Australia.
Swimming with Turtles
Route 50 Task Force: Results In
On Tuesday, task force gave county final recommendations for corridor.
Route 50 Task Force: Results In
Task Force on Track
Hunter Mill Road Area Task Force set to hear from developers next month.
Task Force on Track
Board Questions Arts Foundation
Foundation requests matching funds from the county for the next five years.
Board Questions Arts Foundation
Backing Off Boundary Changes
School Board will now consider only changing the boundaries of four, split-feeder elementary schools.
Backing Off Boundary Changes
Growing a Playground
Clemyjontri Park is still planned to be opened by November.
Growing a Playground
Park Out Offers Trash Solution
Community trash program are available to residents of Great Falls and McLean.
Park Out Offers Trash Solution
'This Was Like a Cat Mortuary'
Mount Vernon woman kept nearly 200 cats in her Burke townhouse
'This Was Like a Cat Mortuary'
Swimming with Turtles
Langley School administrator spending two weeks studying turtles in Australia.
Swimming with Turtles
Rebuilding Sri Lanka
Booze Allen Hamilton employees hear how donations were used after the tsunami.
Rebuilding Sri Lanka
Board Hears Broadlands Application
Supervisors don't encourage Hospital Corporation of America's bid to put a hospital in Broadlands.
Board Hears Broadlands Application
McLean this Week
McLean this Week
Retired McLean Judge Dies
Retired McLean Judge Dies
Two Appointed to GMU Board
McLean residents named to George Mason University's Board of Visitors.
Two Appointed to GMU Board
Rebuilding Sri Lanka
Booze Allen Hamilton employees hear how donations were used after the tsunami.
Rebuilding Sri Lanka
Bond Referendum Set
Voters will be able to vote on construction and renovation projects separately this November.
Bond Referendum Set
Fine Tuning Documents
The Reston Association continues to make changes to the draft governing documents.
Fine Tuning Documents
Heads of Their Class
Springfield siblings Sam and Abby Clark, both home-schooled, will enroll in MIT in the fall.
Heads of Their Class
Task Force on Track
Hunter Mill Road Area Task Force set to hear from developers next month.
Task Force on Track
Recognizing Those Who Serve
Chamber of Commerce hands out annual service awards.
Recognizing Those Who Serve
Monday, July 18
Basile Is Determined to Make a Difference
Less than a year after a paralyzing spinal cord injury, Potomac’s Josh Basile launches support and advocacy organization.
Basile Is Determined to Make a Difference
This Week in Potomac 7-20-05
This Week in Potomac 7-20-05
Local Democrats Focus on 2006
At community center, party chair emphasizes inclusiveness.
Local Democrats Focus on 2006
Thursday, July 14
Community Notes
Community Notes
Execution Stayed in Final Hours
Supreme Court to Consider Appeal in Lovitt Case
Execution Stayed in Final Hours
Wednesday, July 13
Health Notes
Health Notes
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
School Notes
School Notes
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Arts Festival To Feature New Events
Arts Festival To Feature New Events
Volunteer
Volunteer
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Calendar
Calendar
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Sad Farewell to Denise Hogge
Sad Farewell to Denise Hogge
Battle of the Buildings
Examining residential development along the Fairfax Boulevard corridor.
Battle of the Buildings
Evans Pleads Guilty: Porn Charge
Evans Pleads Guilty: Porn Charge
Rainbow's New Building Means New Offerings
Rainbow's New Building Means New Offerings
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Saint Andrew Helps Homeless
Some 40 volunteers are building homes for disadvantaged families in North Carolina this week.
Saint Andrew Helps Homeless
Community Shelter Gets New Walls
Doorways for Women brings hope to those in need.
Community Shelter Gets New Walls
Easing Prospects for Finding Building Sites
Easing Prospects for Finding Building Sites
Keeping High School Siblings Together
Keeping High School Siblings Together
Calendar
Calendar
College Notes
College Notes
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Actors Receive Workshop Training
Will be performing two plays at Westfield High this Friday.
Actors Receive Workshop Training
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
College Notes
College Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
School Notes
School Notes
College Notes
College Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
College Notes
College Notes
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
School Notes
School Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
College Notes
College Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith
Faith
Health
Health
Celebrating Child Life Week
Celebrating Child Life Week
Health
Health
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Briefs
Health Briefs
Health Notes
Health Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Schools
Schools
Schools
Schools
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Volunteer
Volunteer
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Calendar
Calendar
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
Report Criticized
Family and friends question commonwealth attorney's conclusion on Barber homicide.
Report Criticized
Centre Ridge Principal Joyce Dantzler Retires
Centre Ridge Principal Joyce Dantzler Retires
Lawmakers Call Office Closures Illegal
Brain drain cited during BRAC hearing.
Lawmakers Call Office Closures Illegal
South County Construction Steady
The school will be available to administration and faculty by Aug. 1.
South County Construction Steady
Defense Wants More On Witnesses
Capital defender says he needs details on potential witnesses in murder case because 13 of them were represented by Public Defender's Office in past.
Defense Wants More On Witnesses
Arlington Cemetery Expands
Arlington Cemetery Expands
Three Years after Raids, Still No Charges
Three Years after Raids, Still No Charges
Deputy U.S. Marshal Admits Killing His Wife
Deputy U.S. Marshal Admits Killing His Wife
Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
Money Matters
The City Council approved funding for transportation, school, and Old Town projects.
Money Matters
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Actors Receive Workshop Training
Will be performing two plays at Westfield High this Friday.
Actors Receive Workshop Training
Teen Center To Offer Everything
Youth pastor's Next Level 4 Teens, founded to help at-risk youth in the wake of Nick Shomaker's death, will open its own center this winter.
Teen Center To Offer Everything
Fort Belvoir Undergoes Command Change
Col. Brian W. Lauritzen to lead garrison.
Fort Belvoir Undergoes Command Change
Rainbow's New Building Means New Offerings
Rainbow's New Building Means New Offerings
Evans Pleads Guilty: Porn Charge
Evans Pleads Guilty: Porn Charge
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Commission Hears Comment
Residents fill two rooms, foyer for public hearing on formation of formal day labor site in town.
Commission Hears Comment
Festival of Remembrance
Festival of Remembrance
New Cost Estimates Endanger Rail
New Cost Estimates Endanger Rail
People
People
Col. T.W. Williams: A Soldier for All Seasons
As Fort Belvoir and southeast Fairfax intertwine, a central architect moves on.
Col. T.W. Williams: A Soldier for All Seasons
Saint Andrew Helps Homeless
Some 40 volunteers are building homes for disadvantaged families in North Carolina this week.
Saint Andrew Helps Homeless
Metrorail and Bus Steer Potomac Yard Planning
Transit alternatives could lead way for entire city.
Metrorail and Bus Steer Potomac Yard Planning
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
BRAC Poses Threat to City
Economic impact of Department of Defense decision on Alexandria could be long term.
BRAC Poses Threat to City
Business Notes
Business Notes
Centre Ridge Principal Joyce Dantzler Retires
Centre Ridge Principal Joyce Dantzler Retires
New York-Style Dance
Broadway choreographer Lisa Stevens brings magic to Chantilly studio.
New York-Style Dance
Sad Farewell to Denise Hogge
Sad Farewell to Denise Hogge
Business Notes
Business Notes
Herndon's Day Labor History
Herndon's Day Labor History
People Notes
People Notes
From Near-Coma to Defendant to Program
From Near-Coma to Defendant to Program
Continuing Day Labor Education
Second day-labor site meeting raises questions, causes resident frustration level to rise.
Continuing Day Labor Education
Residents: Keep Low Density
Majority speaks out against high-density building in the west at Monday's public input session.
Residents: Keep Low Density
Business
Business
Pet of the Week
Pet of the Week
Court Ruling Allow Confession
Court Ruling Allow Confession
Public Speaks Out
Public Speaks Out
Falcons Landing Gets Tax Relief
Supervisors overwhelmingly support exemption.
Falcons Landing Gets Tax Relief
Sustaining Richmond Highway's Forward Momemtum
SFDC gets new director and Mount Vernon Plaza prepares to open.
Sustaining Richmond Highway's Forward Momemtum
Volunteering
Volunteering
Community
Community
DMV Official Arrested
Manager of Springfield DMV arrested for selling Virginia driver's license to illegal immigrants.
DMV Official Arrested
People Notes
People Notes
Vote on White Oak Reversed
Denial of parking waiver retracted affecting office conversion project.
Vote on White Oak Reversed
Swimming With the Mighty Dolphins
Dunn Loring is known for its spirit and its banners.
Swimming With the Mighty Dolphins
Crime
Crime
Marathon Training Leads to Book
Vienna residents write a book about working out, together.
Marathon Training Leads to Book
Soldier's Best Friend
Vienna pet day care collects donations for military dogs in Iraq.
Soldier's Best Friend
Tuesday, July 12
People Notes
People Notes
Community Notes
Community Notes
Classes and Workshops
Classes and Workshops
Real Estate
Real Estate
Hoffman: A New Jazz Generation
Hoffman: A New Jazz Generation
Contractor Misses Deadline
A July 11 deadline for delivering three major bridges has passed.
Contractor Misses Deadline
Camps
Camps
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Braddock Awards Honor Community
The District holds its third annual ‘Best of Braddock’ awards.
Braddock Awards Honor Community
News Briefs
News Briefs
150 Friends, $150,000
150 Friends, $150,000
Contractor Misses Deadline
A July 11 deadline for delivering three major bridges has passed.
Contractor Misses Deadline
Nightlife
Nightlife
Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness
People Notes
People Notes
Real Estate
Real Estate
Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Real Estate
Real Estate
Business Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Pursuing His Dream of Making Music
Billy Otis turns 40 and joins the local music scene.
Pursuing His Dream of Making Music
Senior Living
Senior Living
Calendar
Calendar
Braddock Awards Honor Community
The District holds its third annual ‘Best of Braddock’ awards.
Braddock Awards Honor Community
Military Notes
Military Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Arlington this Week
Arlington this Week
Fire at Lake Braddock
New computers are the primary victims of the $300,000 blaze.
Fire at Lake Braddock
RCA Adds Newcomers
During elections held over the weekend, RCA polls on incorporation.
RCA Adds Newcomers
Healthy and Swimming Again
Nineteen months after a kidney transplant, Springfield's Becky Scheip competes in the World Transplant Games.
Healthy and Swimming Again
Tangled Roadways
>Planned development in Great Falls may have access road on Georgetown Pike.
Tangled Roadways
NSO Show House Returns to McLean
Local designers display talents during month-long fund-raiser.
NSO Show House Returns to McLean
Mariachi Kicks Off Campaign
Mariachi Kicks Off Campaign
Expanded Tysons Set for September
Expanded Tysons Set for September
Contractor Misses Deadline
A July 11 deadline for delivering three major bridges has passed.
Contractor Misses Deadline
Neighbors Split over 'Midgetville' Project
Supervisors approve downplanning; rezoning application still pending.
Neighbors Split over 'Midgetville' Project
Fire at Lake Braddock
New computers are the primary victims of the $300,000 blaze.
Fire at Lake Braddock
Tangled Roadways
Planned development in Great Falls may have access road on Georgetown Pike.
Tangled Roadways
Expanded Tysons Set for September
Expanded Tysons Set for September
Arts Center Proposal Submitted
Arts Center Proposal Submitted
Drying Georgetown Pike
Replacement of a drainage pipe will close a section of Georgetown Pike this week.
Drying Georgetown Pike
Volunteering
Volunteering
NSO Show House Returns to McLean
Local designers display talents during month-long fund-raiser.
NSO Show House Returns to McLean
Volunteering
Volunteering
Drying Georgetown Pike
Replacement of a drainage pipe will close a section of Georgetown Pike this week.
Drying Georgetown Pike
This Week in Potomac 7-13-05
This Week in Potomac 7-13-05
‘We’re Back to Square One’
School Board proposes smaller citizens advisory committee and prepares to oversee rewriting of county sex-ed program.
‘We’re Back to Square One’
News Briefs
News Briefs
Expanded Tysons Set for September
Expanded Tysons Set for September
Construction Draws Closer
$1.8 million for Great Falls Tavern improvements moves through Congress.
Construction Draws Closer
Rucker Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner
Rucker Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner
RA To Set Referendum Wording
The Reston Association will formulate the governing documents referendum question next week.
RA To Set Referendum Wording
Rescuers Respond to Smoke at Giant
Rescuers Respond to Smoke at Giant
Reston Festival, Celebrating 41 Years
Reston Festival, Celebrating 41 Years
Week in Reston
Week in Reston
Neighbors Split over 'Midgetville'
Supervisors approve downplanning; rezoning application still pending.
Neighbors Split over 'Midgetville'
Stone Paves Path to Church's Future
Syrian artists build altar for October consecration.
Stone Paves Path to Church's Future
Navy Postpones Public Event at Model Basin
Proposed wetland site not ready for planting; conservation groups pull out.
Navy Postpones Public Event at Model Basin
Fire at Lake Braddock
New computers are the primary victims of the $300,000 blaze.
Fire at Lake Braddock
Thursday, July 7
Plug Pulled on 'Photo Red'
Local jurisdictions turn off red-light cameras.
Plug Pulled on 'Photo Red'
Conner Retires — Again
Four decades of institutional knowledge produced a safer city.
Conner Retires — Again
200 Candles
City's bicentennial Fourth of July celebration offers largest parade in Northern Virginia.
200 Candles
Wednesday, July 6
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This Article Removed
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Calendar
Calendar
Should Gas Stations Sell Alcohol?
WFCCA weighs in with varying opinions.
Should Gas Stations Sell Alcohol?
New Minister, 20 More Church Members
Guilford Fellowship Baptist Church adds 20 members and a new minister.
New Minister, 20 More Church Members
Health Care Workforce Shortage Threatens
New coalition pledges to increase health care worker population.
Health Care Workforce Shortage Threatens
To Council: It's a Start
Coalition explores leveraging money for affordable housing.
To Council: It's a Start
Health Briefs
Health Briefs
Another Pedestrian Struck and Killed
Crosswalk on Richmond Highway at center of controversy about pedestrian safety.
Another Pedestrian Struck and Killed
Recognizing Best in Federal Service
Virginia leads in 'Sammie' nominees.
Recognizing Best in Federal Service
Mixed-use Proposed Near Toll Road
Mixed-use Proposed Near Toll Road
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Students Are Academic Champs
Local students and coach win this year's Panasonic Academic Challenge.
Students Are Academic Champs
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
College Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Faith Notes
Health Notes
Health Notes
Health Briefs
Health Briefs
Sterling Middle School Has New Principal and New Lo
Michael Williams took over as principal of the Sterling Middle School Friday.
Sterling Middle School Has New Principal and New Lo
Health Briefs
Health Briefs
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Minshew to Start, End Career at Park View
Park View High School's new principal plans to stay at least eight years.
Minshew to Start, End Career at Park View
High School Graduate to Pursue Medical Careers
Alondra Echeverria has decided to become a nurse, then a pediatrician.
High School Graduate to Pursue Medical Careers
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Area Scouts Get Prepared
National Capitol Area Council readies for National Scout Jamboree.
Area Scouts Get Prepared
Calendar
Calendar
Bishops Ask Warner for Clemency
Robin Lovitt's execution is now less than one week away.
Bishops Ask Warner for Clemency
Family's Loss; Community's Loss
Recalling Kelley Swanson's tenacious spirit, on the field and off.
Family's Loss; Community's Loss
Eagle Scouts Help Homeless
Jacob Weller builds coatracks for the homeless.
Eagle Scouts Help Homeless
Family Fun on the Fourth
The Barcroft neighborhood celebrates the nation's independence day.
Family Fun on the Fourth
Camp for At-Risk Boys
Youth learn to canoe, debate, and study law while honing self-discipline, leadership, and social skills.
Camp for At-Risk Boys
Principal John Hilkert Retires
Head of Greenbriar West Elementary departs to move to Williamsburg.
Principal John Hilkert Retires
The New 'Koreatown' in Centreville
Area is fast becoming a Mecca for Asian-inspired shops, restaurants and boutiques
The New 'Koreatown' in Centreville
Jail for Former GMU Policeman
Jail for Former GMU Policeman
Commerce Bank Is Coming
Commerce Bank Is Coming
Stallions Prepare To Stampede
Principal of new school meets student leaders.
Stallions Prepare To Stampede
Art Goes to The Dogs
The Museum of Modern Arf brings alternative art to Clarendon.
Art Goes to The Dogs
Waynewood Takes 'Hats Off to Democracy'
Annual Independence Day Celebration features parade, food, rides and games.
Waynewood Takes 'Hats Off to Democracy'
Rothwell Receives Regional 'Creating Excellence' Award
Rothwell Receives Regional 'Creating Excellence' Award
Sydnor To Helm Cluster I
Sydnor To Helm Cluster I
Arlington Welcomes Sister City
County officials and a delegation from Reims resigned a sister city agreement first agreed
Arlington Welcomes Sister City
County Backs Mixed-Use
Groveton plan would add 300 residences plus office and retail.
County Backs Mixed-Use
Vocal Talent Carries Big River
Aldersgate Church Community Theater stages story of Huck Finn.
Vocal Talent Carries Big River
Celebrating A Fantastic Fourth
Celebrating A Fantastic Fourth
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Moran Advises: Embrace 'Bad Law'
Prescription drug law carries penalties for not enrolling.
Moran Advises: Embrace 'Bad Law'
Stallions Prepare To Stampede
Principal of new school meets with student leaders.
Stallions Prepare To Stampede
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This Article Removed
Local Artist Recognized
Local Artist Recognized
Mixed-use Proposed Near Toll Road
Mixed-use Proposed Near Toll Road
Upcoming Town Hearings
Upcoming Town Hearings
Curtis Named Executive of the Year
Curtis Named Executive of the Year
Samson Celebrates Her 100th Birthday
Paul Spring Retirement Community throws a special party.
Samson Celebrates Her 100th Birthday
Dolla' Divas Delve into Real Life
Girls learn financial literacy at the ‘Reality Store.’
Dolla' Divas Delve into Real Life
People
People
Planting Memories at Vinson Hall
Azalea bushes planted at the Sylvestery in honor of loved ones with Alzheimer's Disease
Planting Memories at Vinson Hall
Vocal Talent Carries 'Big River'
Aldersgate Church Community Theater stages story of Huck Finn.
Vocal Talent Carries 'Big River'
Writing From Experience
Former police writer Edna Buchanan signs a new crime novel in McLean
Writing From Experience
Neighborhood Marches
River Falls, Potomac Falls enjoy annual Fourth of July parades and picnics.
Neighborhood Marches
Stallions Prepare To Stampede
Principal of new school meets with student leaders.
Stallions Prepare To Stampede
50 Years of Service
American Legion Post 176 celebrates its continuing service to the community.
50 Years of Service
Tuesday, July 5
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness
People Notes
People Notes
Volunteer Notes
Volunteer Notes
Classes
Classes
Camp Notes
Camp Notes
Senior Living
Senior Living
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Ongoing Calendar
Ongoing Calendar
Clubs
Clubs
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Schools
Schools
Great Falls this Week
Great Falls this Week
People Notes
People Notes
Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
McLean this Week
McLean this Week
Free Clinic Still Needs Help
Free Clinic Still Needs Help
Pastor To Be Evaluated Before Facing Trial
Mental health evaluation ordered to determine former pastor's competency to stand trial.
Pastor To Be Evaluated Before Facing Trial
Faith
Faith
College Notes
College Notes
Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness
Real Estate
Real Estate
Real Estate
Real Estate
Health
Health
Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Transitional Housing Works
Local housing program receives $550,000 grant to help the homeless.
Transitional Housing Works
Health
Health
Nightlife
Nightlife
Classes
Classes
Clubs
Clubs
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Real Estate
Real Estate
Community Notes
Community Notes
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Camp Notes
Camp Notes
Calendar Notes
Calendar Notes
Business Notes
Business Notes
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Drums, Drama Capture Imagination
The American Century Theater revives an O'Neill classic.
Drums, Drama Capture Imagination
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
Former McLean Resident Dies in New York
Elizabeth Padilla worked as pro bono lawyer and family advocate.
Former McLean Resident Dies in New York
Loudoun's K-9 Deputies
Loudoun's K-9 Deputies
Commuter Garage Clears Hurdle
Burke Centre parking lot to add 850 parking spaces.
Commuter Garage Clears Hurdle
Community Notes
Community Notes
Pet of the Week
Pet of the Week
Former McLean Resident Dies in New York
Elizabeth Padilla worked as pro bono lawyer and family advocate.
Former McLean Resident Dies in New York
Arlington this Week
Arlington this Week
Writing From Experience
Former police writer Edna Buchanan signs a new crime novel in McLean
Writing From Experience
Traffic Tops Citizens' Concerns
McLean Citizens Association hears plan to transform Tysons Corner Center.
Traffic Tops Citizens' Concerns
Planting Memories at Vinson Hall
Azalea bushes planted at the Sylvestery in honor of loved ones with Alzheimer's Disease
Planting Memories at Vinson Hall
Margaret’s Gardens Needs Help to Survive
Longtime iris gardener, Margaret Wilson Thomas, would like to sell her gardens, but wants to be sure they are preserved for future generations.
Margaret’s Gardens Needs Help to Survive
Week in Reston
Week in Reston
Leaf Grinder Revisited
Board of Zoning Appeals to consider renewing special use permit for leaf grinder on Beulah.
Leaf Grinder Revisited
Business
Business
Community
Community
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
Officer Poach Discusses Life on the Job
Langley's school resource officer named most distinguished.
Officer Poach Discusses Life on the Job
Riverside Pipeline Completed
Water service from Fairfax Water began June 7.
Riverside Pipeline Completed
Calendar Notes
Calendar Notes
Volunteering
Volunteering
People
People
Business Notes
Business Notes
Robbery Suspect Sought
Robbery Suspect Sought
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
School Bus Driver Appears in Court
Defense and prosecuting attorneys to meet before Fratti's next scheduled preliminary hearing.
School Bus Driver Appears in Court
Principal Cleared of Criminal Charges
Judge drops charges against Dogwood principal for failure to report suspected child abuse.
Principal Cleared of Criminal Charges
Officer Poach Discusses Life on the Job
Langley's school resource officer named most distinguished.
Officer Poach Discusses Life on the Job
Springfield Man Charged
Young girl sexually assaulted by boarder, say police.
Springfield Man Charged
Traffic Tops Citizens' Concerns
McLean Citizens Association hears plan to transform Tysons Corner Center.
Traffic Tops Citizens' Concerns
What Comes Next?
Lake Anne charrette offers development choices, without answering how to proceed.
What Comes Next?
Fourth of July at Lake Fairfax
Fourth of July at Lake Fairfax
Walking for the Fourth
Walking for the Fourth
Monday, July 4
Patriotism Without Politics
Web sites bring joy, baby wipes to soldiers.
Patriotism Without Politics
This Week in Potomac 7-6-05
This Week in Potomac 7-6-05
Horsing Around
Horsing Around
Fierce Storm Pounds Potomac
Lighting sets fire to roof, causing $500,000 in damage.
Fierce Storm Pounds Potomac
Bridges Through Canal's Widewater
C&O Canal project to restore towpath nears completion.
Bridges Through Canal's Widewater
At Sub Races, Camaraderie Trumps Competition
18 teams field human-powered subs at David Taylor Model Basins.
At Sub Races, Camaraderie Trumps Competition
Bullis Honors 75th Graduating Class
Bullis Honors 75th Graduating Class
Sure-Footed Progress Toward Boat
Sure-Footed Progress Toward Boat