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'All Aboard for Broadway'
Liberty Middle School presents rousing WWI-era musical.
'All Aboard for Broadway'
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Experiencing Life in the Wilderness
Camp Fraser provides city children an outdoor experience
Experiencing Life in the Wilderness
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Experiencing Life in the Wilderness
Camp Fraser provides city children an outdoor experience.
Experiencing Life in the Wilderness
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Top Centreville and Chantilly Sports Moments of 2013
Here is a look at the top Centreville and Chantilly sports moments of 2013.
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9/11 at Great Falls Freedom Memorial 2023
The community of Great Falls remains deeply affected by the repercussions of that tragic day 22 years ago.
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The Things that Keep Me Up at Night
A wife, mother, and small business owner makes a difference with just one call.
In celebration of its five-year anniversary of partnering with schools to fight teen hunger, Food For Neighbors recognized key volunteers and school administrators. Food For Neighbors began just over five years ago by helping hungry students in two schools. Now the all-volunteer nonprofit is serving approximately 1,700 students weekly in 29 schools in Fairfax County and Loudoun County.
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101 Things To Do
Connection offers a selection of local activities to add to your brand new calendar.
101 Things To Do
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101 Things To Do
Connection offers a selection of local activities to add to your brand new calendar.
101 Things To Do
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101 Things To Do
Connection offers a selection of local activities to add to your brand new calendar.
101 Things To Do
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Reston Through Time
Reston Through Time
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Hanley Discusses Budget, Clean Air Problems
Hanley Discusses Budget, Clean Air Problems
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Four Democrats Begin Run in 45th
Democratic campaigns for Van Landingham’s delegate seat begin.
Four Democrats Begin Run in 45th
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Four Dems Announce Run in 45th
Democratic campaigns for Van Landingham’s delegate seat begin.
Four Dems Announce Run in 45th
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Four Democrats Begin Run in 45th
Democratic campaigns for Van Landingham’s delegate seat begin.
Four Democrats Begin Run in 45th
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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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Centre View School Notes: Nov. 21, 2012
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School Notes
Wednesday/Nov. 28 CVHS Safe Teen Driving Seminars. Registration will begin at 6:15 p.m. and doors will be locked at 7 p.m. No one will be admitted after the doors are locked. All parents and students need to attend one of these sessions before the student will be issued a driver's license. It is preferred that your student attend during the quarter they have Driver's Education with Ferrick. Thursday/Nov. 29 ”Paying for College." 7 p.m. The "Paying for College" presentation that was cancelled on Oct. 29 has been rescheduled for Thursday, Nov. 29. The program will begin in the Centreville high School theater. This overview of how to pay for a college education is for families of students from Middle School through High School who are looking to educate themselves about all sources of funding including the Federal Student Loan and Work study Programs, college/university merit aid including scholarships and grants, state tuition assistance programs, private scholarships and much more. Contact Leftwich at caleftwich@fcps.edu. Centreville High School Wind Ensemble was awarded a State Level Recognition by the Foundation for Music Education in the “Mark of Excellence/National Wind Band Honors Project.” The award is based on the Wind Ensemble’s playing at the 2012 Performance Assessment, which was held in March. The performance was considered to be of high quality and worthy of recognition. Nationwide, 184 bands, orchestras and choirs entered their performances this year so it is a true honor for CVHS Wind Ensemble to be recognized. Amanda Karstetter, from Centreville, will join the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Ambassador Program. Students are selected to join the team each spring through a competitive application process. Karstetter, a junior majoring in humanities, science and enviornment and English in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, volunteers with a faculty member for a minimum of two hours a week and volunteers for other various events hosted by the college. Ambassadors work closely with faculty, staff, parents, and alumni to expand the college’s outreach. Walter Ambrose III, of Centreville, recently graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Ambrose earned a BFA degree in Film.
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Janet Oleszek, School Board At-Large
Janet Oleszek, School Board At-Large
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SFDC’s Role: 30 Years Later
Growing priorities for Richmond Highway corridor.
The unanswered question is whether or not Southeast Fairfax Development Corporation (SFDC) has the tools, independence, and support to achieve its mission of economic development and revitalization.
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Maintaining a Viable and Diverse Community
As you consider the FY 2015 proposed city budget, we urge you to make additional and needed investments in housing, health and human services programs. These recommendations were developed through a collaborative process of nonprofit housing developers, human service providers, and advocacy organizations identifying community needs and then making recommendations for the FY 2015 budget.