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Area Sky Watchers See Rare Solar Eclipse

Weather cooperates for shared view of the celestial phenomenon

Eclipse Watchers

New Harris Teeter in Arlington Emphasizes Customer Experience

Store offers upgraded shop and a bar in the heart of Ballston

Harris Teeter


Community News at a Glance

Partial solar eclipse to a deflating tennis bubble.

Community News at a Glance

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Descano Declines To Charge Officer in Fatal Shooting

Parents assert Commonwealth’s Attorney’s narrative of the police shooting incident is incorrect.

Shooting


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Earth Day 2024

Fairfax County’s Earth Day Festival is Saturday, April 20.

Earth Day

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Welcoming New Businesses

Welcoming New Businesses


Rebuilding Together Awarded $200K Grant

Wells Fargo Foundation sustainability grant will improve climate resiliency for marginalized populations

Grant

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Marion Moon

Philanthropist, Living Legend dies at 82.

Philanthropist, Living Legend dies at 82.

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Sunrise Easter Sunday

Ventures in Community, believing in the power of resurrection.

Sunrise service


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Good Friday Fish Fry

DPC continues fundraising tradition.

Fish

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House Restoration Project at Fort Hunt Underway

One-time residence is officially known as the “NCO (Non-commissioned Officer) Quarters at Fort Hunt.”

Fort Hunt Park

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River Levels Encroaching but Solutions Vary

Plans on the county and state level don’t give Mount Vernon homeowners the warm, fuzzy vibe.

River levels


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The Heat is On

City to host solar eclipse watch party.

Eclipse

Senior Living Briefs

Senior Living Briefs

Houses of Worship Can Develop Affordable Housing

Many faith communities struggle with oversized and aging facilities along with declining membership and revenues.


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Recycling Solar Panels

The Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services (DPWES) launched a Solar Panel Recycling program.

Determining if Wildlife Needs Help

Spring brings a boom in baby wildlife. Fairfax County Animal Protection Police Officers and the Wildlife Management office receive many calls this time of year from residents who are seeking help for young wildlife that appear to be orphaned or abandoned.