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Travel the World in Fairfax City
Upcoming Restaurant Week features global offerings.
While it may look and feel a bit different than usual, Fairfax City’s 3rd annual Restaurant Week still promises to provide fun experiences and delicious food.
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C&O Canal Superintendent speaks at WMCCA meeting
The October meeting of the West Montgomery County Citizens Association (WMCCA) was held via Zoom Wednesday, Oct 14.
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RockStar Among Therapeutic Riding Horses in Great Falls
’Rocky’ of Lift Me Up! named Therapy Horse of the Year
A therapeutic riding horse has a unique talent for taking care of their rider’s wellbeing while building their confidence, trust and independence.
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Opinion: Column: A False Sense of Security
As previously referred to in a recent column, even though I am hardly cancer-free, nonetheless I am cancer interruptus for the next four weeks.
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Blood and Guts 5K Race in Centreville
1,500 expected for Zombie Obstacle Race at Bull Run Regional Park on Oct. 14.
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‘Lost in Yonkers’ Being Performed in Potomac
Congregation Har Shalom's Peace Mountain Theatre Company presents Neil Simon comedy.
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Arlington’s Signature Theater Stages ‘Crazy for You’
Musical includes the magic of the Follies, slapstick comedy, and charm.
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Alexandria Council Inches Up Max Tax Rates
Tax rate ceilings bumped up one-half cent for real estate, 56 cents for cars.
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Potomac: Celebrate National Park Service’s Centennial
Great Falls Tavern Visitor Center to host birthday party.
Thursday, Aug. 25, will kick off a Centennial celebration for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park (C&O) at Great Falls Tavern Visitor Center at 11710 MacArthur Blvd., Potomac. To celebrate the Centennial, all National Park entrance fees are waived from Aug. 25-28.
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Column: Alexandria’s Poetry Fence
Poetry Conversations
Some fences enclose, some simply stand without evident function. Some fences provide protection, privacy, or announce a boundary. Renee Adams shows us that indeed good fences make good neighbors.





