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Women Mean Business

In the two months since the much-hyped and dreaded sequester took effect, the daily economic forecast has been almost as painful as the slow grinding of bureaucratic wheels. But here’s some good economic news, especially for aspiring female entrepreneurs: the numbers are in your favor.

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Diverse Needs, Desires Drive Mobility Solutions

Seniors increasingly seek innovative plans that embrace both the present and the future.

Russ Glickman was a traditional full-service remodeler until the late 1990s when he abruptly added a host of accessibility certifications to a long list of building industry credentials. The service extension was less about opportunity than a personal call to apply what he’d learned from personal experience in helping his son, Michael, who was born with cerebral palsy.

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Crime Reports

Crime Reports

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Classified Advertising Oct. 3, 2012

Read the lastest ads here!

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Fighting Capital Punishment

Anti-death penalty advocates speak at St. John Neumann.

For most people, the death penalty is a concept that occasionally intersects their lives in the form of news reports about people from across the country. But for others, it is something that has taken someone away from them, or threatens to. St. John Neumann Catholic Church hosted a panel discussion of members of Journey to Hope, a group consisting of families of murder victims, as well as others who have been touched by the death penalty in America.

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Nine Run for Seats on McLean Community Center Board

Three adult, two teen positions available.

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Mount Vernon: Local U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Patrols River

Volunteer force promotes recreational boat safety.

Since 1939, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary has been supporting the Coast Guard in all its work — from conducting safety patrols to participating in search and rescue missions.

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Teens Explore First Jobs in Fairfax County

Teen Job Fair held in West Springfield High; three more to follow at area schools.

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‘The Core of our Neighborhoods and Communities’ in Fairfax

Small Business Saturday is Nov. 27.

Small Business Saturday

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And the Winner Is…

Lena’s named Heart of Del Ray.

heart of Del Ray

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Mount Vernon Rotary Club Presents ‘You Make A Difference’ Award

Mount Vernon Rotary Club Presents ‘You Make A Difference’ Award

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Thalea String Quartet Coming in February

Thalea String Quartet

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Problem Gambling Awareness

Calls increased 56.7% in the past year in Virginia to.24/7 hotline for problem gambling, 1-888-532-3500.

Gambling Awareness

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Frozen Hands Cart Home Frozen Turkeys at AFAC Turkey Week

You can help with near record need for food assistance.

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Hunger Is Closer Than You Think

Food For Neighbors celebrates Its seventh anniversary and over 425,000 pounds of donations

Food

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Housing Prices Send People Packing Out of Fairfax County

Some with incomes in the five figures find alternatives down I-95.

Relocating

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Classes & Workshops

Classes & Workshops

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Gardens in Bloom

Historic Garden Week starts this weekend.

Gardens in Bloom

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Activites Abound at Senior Center

Activites Abound at Senior Center

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Medicare Switch Without a Hitch?

Residents with means to live in retirement community experience smooth transition into Medicare Part D program; next week, a look at low-income experience.

Medicare Switch Without a Hitch?