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Paralyzed Cyclist Gains Freedom for Near Normal Life
After a broken neck sustained in a mountain bike crash, Mark Gottlieb uses an electronic device and therapy to walk again.
Bike Accident Victim
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Citizen Scientists Monitor Lorton/Mason Neck Ecosystem
Wild things surveying called “Interesting, educational, satisfying, just plain fun.”
If one has a need for scientific data, or just has a hankering to know what birds, butterflies, dragonflies, other...
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‘Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution’
Documentary Looks at Disabled, Achievements and Passage of the ADA
Crip Camp
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Local Deli’s Sandwich List Resembles the Old Ball Coach’s Playbook
Washington football stars go down in Franconia Deli history.
Football-themed sandwiches
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Best in Business in Alexandria
Chamber honors Puskar, local businesses.
“Cathy has truly helped shape the landscape of Alexandria and Northern Virginia for generations to come.” — Laura Mechanic on Cathy Puskar
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Burke Veteran Inspired by Recent Mail Call
Honor Flight artwork makes up display at South Run Rec Center.
Veterans Day
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Film Producer Got Start at Fort Hunt High School
Football player turned business owner, writer and filmmaker
Fort Hunt Filmmaker
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Burke Family Goes All Out with Toys for Tots
Tradition spreads to embrace the holiday spirit with a lesson of empathy.
Toys for tots
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Governor Sets New Veto Record
Gov. Glenn Youngkin has acted on a total of 475 bills passed by the General Assembly ahead of his fast-approaching April 8th deadline. To date, the Governor has vetoed 91 bills, the most of any Governor in the history of the Commonwealth in just a single year.
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Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
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Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board
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TAP Premieres Lost Song in ‘Pinafore’
Lass loves tar at Gunston.
TAP Premieres Lost Song in ‘Pinafore’
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Greek Mythology Through Georgian Eyes
Greek Mythology Through Georgian Eyes



