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Loudoun Ongoing Events

Loudoun Ongoing Events

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Faith Notes Oct. 29-Nov. 4

Faith Notes Oct. 29-Nov. 4

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Faith Notes Dec. 10-15

Faith Notes Dec. 10-15

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Wolf Delivers Students' Gifts to Refugees

Wolf Delivers Students' Gifts to Refugees

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National Animal Trainer Visits Shelter

Animal control staff learn behavioral lessons.

National Animal Trainer Visits Shelter

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School Notes

School Notes

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Open Houses, Tours Help in Assessing Private Schools

Different needs can be met by local private schools.

Open Houses, Tours Help in Assessing Private Schools

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Loudoun Ongoing Events

Loudoun Ongoing Events

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Loudoun Ongoing Events

Loudoun Ongoing Events

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Loudoun Ongoing Events

Loudoun Ongoing Events

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Loudoun Ongoing Events

Loudoun Ongoing Events

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Poe Personified

The Lyceum's tribute to the Prince of Darkness — and some light.

Poe Personified

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Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

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Ongoing

Ongoing

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Business Notes

Business Notes

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Faith Notes

Faith Notes

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Power of Orange Empowers Women

Power of Orange Empowers Women

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Week In McLean

Week In McLean

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Week in Loudoun

Week in Loudoun

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A Vital Part of the Rich History of Alexandria

After living in the Boston area for many years, I returned to Alexandria about six years ago. Having an opportunity to witness the tremendous growth of the city has been a phenomenal experience. I have walked down streets I frequented, as a child of color, with a sense of nostalgia that is sometimes overwhelming. I can still hear some of the old voices of my youth speaking as I pass homes that are so familiar and yet so foreign. I still remember some of the catchy rhymes my father said and sang as we walked on the Hill to visit relatives and friends. I can still feel my hand in my mother’s hand as we walked along enjoying the sights of the route chosen for the evening. We so often walked from North Alfred or North Fayette to “ The South side.”