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No Homeless Drop-In Site for Ashburn
Board of Supervisors vote for county to take control of existing site in Leesburg.
No Homeless Drop-In Site for Ashburn
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Local Governments Enjoy Record Spending
Bucking national trend, local governments here expand while others are contracting.
As local governments across America are laying off firefighters and teachers, governments in Northern Virginia are experiencing record levels of spending and an all-time-high number of employees.
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Suits and Sneakers Goes On
Annual awards relocated to McLean Community Center due to shutdown.
In the early afternoon hours of Tuesday, Oct. 1, Greater McLean Chamber of Commerce staff was busy setting up for the annual Suits and Sneakers event, to be held that evening at Claude Moore Colonial Farm.
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Incumbents and Former Incumbents Take Heat for BRAC Site Selection
Ghosts of 2008 haunt the BRAC five.
The ghosts of 2008 are haunting the campaign for mayor and City Council, as candidates clash over events leading up to the relocation of more than 6,000 daily commuters to the city’s West End.
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Making Beautiful Music
Students participate in Franklin’s Band and Orchestra Camp.
Take 710 students, 35 teachers and musical instruments of every size and shape and you get Franklin Middle School’s Band and Orchestra Camp.
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Editorial: Expanding Medicaid Good for Virginia
Real health coverage for an additional 400,000 people is in reach.
Virginia has an opportunity to expand Medicaid in a way that could extend health coverage to more than 400,000 residents who currently have no health insurance while the Federal government picks up the tab; Virginia would pay 10 percent of the additional cost after 2020.
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$250,000 Gift for Nature House
Fundraising for future center now 80 percent complete.
$250,000 Gift for Nature House
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Six Men, One Office
Six candidates vie for the Sheriff's seat in the 2003 election.
Six Men, One Office
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Candidates Square Off
Candidates Square Off
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Vienna in 2015: Community Leaders Share Their Outlook
Political and business representatives address issues facing community in new year.
What’s on the horizon for the Vienna-Oakton community in 2015? What issues will local officials and business people address in the new year? Community leaders share their outlook for Vienna-Oakton in 2015.
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Inside The Mount Vernon Council of Citizens' Associations
Creating an opportunity for dialogue on issues facing the community.
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Fairfax City: ‘No Lives Matter Until Black Lives Matter’
People speak their minds during a powerful event.
Not even the 90-degree heat could match the fire and passion of the nearly 3,000 people who gathered Saturday afternoon in Fairfax City’s Old Town Square to show that Black Lives Matter.
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City of Fairfax Manager Unveils Proposed FY20 Budget
Real-estate tax rate in City of Fairfax is recommended to rise.
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Farmland Catapults to Economic Engine of Fairfax County
Tysons Partnership celebrates the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Comprehensive Plan for Tysons.
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Connecting the Unconnected
Less than 3 percent of broadband spending to help low-income people gain internet access
About 15 percent of Alexandria students did not have access to the internet when the pandemic began last year, a statistic that reveals how many households in Alexandria are locked out of the modern economy.
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Faith Notes
Faith Notes
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Calendar June 4-10
Calendar June 4-10
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Halloween Events
Halloween Events