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Witnessing the Nuremberg Trials

Mount Vernon resident Ann Stover witnessed the famed Nuremberg Trials which prosecuted top Nazi officials for war crimes during World War II.

Witnessing the Nuremberg Trials

Reston Marine Comes Home

Community support eases burden of local marine family.

The Rhodes family of Reston received the best Valentine’s gift. Lt. Col. Lewis Rhodes returned home safely from seven months’ deployment in Afghanistan on Monday, Feb. 13.

On March 29, 113 Langley choral students and chaperones along with their director, Dr. Mac Lambert, and Langley High School administrator Sonya Williams gathered in the Langley High School auditorium with suitcases and passports in hand.

Clemyjontri Park Welcomes Wounded Warriors

Yellow Ribbon Fund hosts picnic for wounded military personnel and their families.

Three days of often-heavy rainfall and a dicey forecast was cause for some concern, but as if on cue, the clouds vanished and the sun shone down on the Yellow Ribbon Fund’s picnic on Sunday, July 22, in Clemyjontri Park in McLean.

Stearman: Helping Young and Old in Alexandria

He epitomizes spirit of volunteerism.

Lewis A. Stearman has supported Alexandria’s youth for almost 75 years. His passion for serving young people developed when, as a compassionate 16-year-old, he sent Valentine’s Day cards to patients at Children’s Hospital in Washington, D.C.

Teens Learn about Future Careers

Madison High teens participate in job-shadow program.

Medicine, business, computer security – 16 Madison High students learned about these careers and more during a recent, job-shadow program. Sponsored by FCPS and the Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce, it enabled the students to experience various occupations firsthand. The teens listed their top three career interests and the Chamber matched them with businesses. Afterward, they shared their experiences with The Connection.

Winter Fun for All in Reston

Try these fun ideas for food, fun and entertainment around Reston during the colder months.

Just because it’s cold out doesn’t mean resident have to stay indoors. Reston has much to offer for families during February and March, with everything from plays, musical performances and art workshops to new restaurants and wine tastings at Reston Town Center. Here are some ideas to get started:

Summer Book Clubs for Children

Ideal time to instill a love of reading, say experts.

A Party With a Purpose in McLean

McLean neighborhoods celebrate 2018 National Night Out.

Seven Running for Fairfax City Council

Candidates in their own words.

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Exciting New Developments in Springfield

From nationally ranked parks, fine restaurants, and shopping, there is something for everyone.

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“I want to let kids know there is another way out. If you dream big you can get there.”

Tokyo Olympic boxer Troy Isley

Hometown Olympic boxer Troy Isley and Tokyo silver medalist Keyshawn Davis paid a visit to Patrick Henry Elementary School...

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