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Mother of Autistic Child Finds Respite Center "A Silver Lining"

McLean Bible Church Seeks Zoning Waiver from Fairfax County

Mother of Autistic Child Finds Respite Center "A Silver Lining"

Rising Hope Champions Its Cause

Eight representatives visit Amundson, Puller on day of Methodist advocacy.

Rising Hope Champions Its Cause

It was my father all right – in a dream. Standing five feet away, approximately, in a well-lit, local convenience store with which I am extremely familiar. This was no case of mistaken identity. Besides, he was wearing those blue, terrycloth shorts of his that my mother always hated. So yes, I called out to him, surprised as I was to see him, locally as it were.

Snowstorm Q&A: South Lakes’ Caloyannides Built an Igloo

Snowstorm Q&A with South Lakes volleyball player Melody Caloyannides.

Alexandria: Helping a Model Citizen

Eve’s a homeowner who lives in a historic, beautiful home that was built in 1893. This fits Eve, a former model and caterer who is gracious, poised, and looks 20 years younger than her 77 years. Originally from Michigan, Eve came to visit D.C. in the 1960s and was taken with its charm. She finally moved in to Old Town in 1996. She loves the compliments the city receives. She worked at Mt. Vernon for 11 years, and often heard visitors from around the country say: “This town is so great I want to live here!” Even her son in law who lives in Connecticut regularly comments: “You live in the most charming city in the United States.” And she agrees.

iSchool for the Future Comes to Great Falls

Programs involve Forestville Elementary, Great Falls Library.

iSchool for the Future demonstrated its unique STEAM SELTM approach to science education during Thursday’s 2014 Annual School Environmental Action Showcase, generating interest from students and politicians alike. The 2014 Annual School Environmental Action Showcase is sponsored by NoVA Outside and George Mason University and brings together schools, students, and environmental organizations from Northern Virginia to share ideas and share eco-projects. The event, held on Thursday, April 10 on the GMU campus, had over 44 schools and 520 students in 52 teams participating. Over 30 partner organizations were invited to lead hands-on science activities for students.