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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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Hospital Adjusts for the Future
Changing population challenges growth plans.
Hospital Adjusts for the Future
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This Week in Potomac 8-31-05
This Week in Potomac 8-31-05
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Obituaries
Obituaries
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This Week in Potomac 7-6-05
This Week in Potomac 7-6-05
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Week in McLean
Week in McLean
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Horses, Orchards and Vineyards, Oh, My!
Horses, Orchards and Vineyards, Oh, My!
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Keeping Elizabeth's Dream Alive
When their daughter died of leukemia, the Warchots started helping girls around the world.
Keeping Elizabeth's Dream Alive
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A Final Farewell for Tom Fox
Colleagues, friends of Springfield native share stories, urge peace work during memorial service.
A Final Farewell for Tom Fox
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Inside the Building Made of Glass
Inside the Building Made of Glass
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Final Round of Questions
Congressman wraps up series of town hall meetings in Fairfax County.
Final Round of Questions
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Cuccinelli the Conservative
Republican incumbent faces competitive election in November.
Cuccinelli the Conservative
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Final Round of Questions
Congressman wraps up series of town hall meetings in Fairfax County.
Final Round of Questions
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Roundups
Roundups
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Biking for Charity
Vienna resident bikes through Cambodia to raise money for the International Children’s Trust.
Biking for Charity
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Centre View Roundups -- April 25
Smoking Materials Cause Fire Fairfax County fire investigators say “discarded smoking materials” caused an accidental townhouse fire, April 12, in Centreville. The incident occurred around 3:25 p.m. at 5213 Prairie Willow Way. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke and fire coming from the rear and deck area of the three-story, end unit.
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Living Legends
Richard Merritt focuses on health issues.
Born in 1943 in Greenville in Texas, Richard E. Merritt grew up in the Bellaire section of Houston and attended Austin College in Sherman, also in Texas, where he earned a B.A. in psychology. He joined the Peace Corps as a volunteer in India. He was assigned to community development as an extension officer helping to improve crop yields.
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Joe Guiffre: Retired But Still Connected
Responsibility means taking active role in the community.
For more than six decades Joe Guiffre has been involved in the business, civic and religious life of his community. That’s why he is a 2013 Living Legend of Alexandria.
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Walker Honored by Franklin Band Director Lawrence Walker was at Franklin Middle School when it opened in 1984. And after 30 years with FCPS — 28 of them at Franklin — he retired in June 2012. But his many contributions to the school and to the youth of Fairfax County have not been forgotten. In a ceremony at the May 9 meeting of the School Board, it was revealed that Franklin is naming its music department the Lawrence Walker Music Department. And area music students will still benefit from his expertise when he returns this summer to continue directing Franklin’s annual Band and Orchestra Camp, June 24-July18.