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Commentary: Poll Favors Housing

Voters strongly believe that people who work in their community should be able to find a home there.

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Opinion: Commentary: Back in Richmond

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Commentary: A Demographic Look at the 44th District

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Opinion: Commentary: No Good Choices

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Commentary: Improving Infrastructure Improves Economy

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Clubs/organizations listings

Clubs/organizations listings

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Clubs/organizations listings

Clubs/organizations listings

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‘Beyond The Parking Lot’ at Artisphere Aug. 24 – Nov. 4

Inspired by the Joni Mitchell song, “Big Yellow Taxi” where “they paved paradise and they put up a parking lot,” Artisphere's visual art exhibition Beyond the Parking Lot will motivate the viewer to think how we have used and deserted the land that surrounds us in our everyday life.

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Week in McLean

Local Nonprofit Hosting Kentucky Derby Benefit PRS Inc. will host their 19th Annual Kentucky Derby Benefit on Saturday. This year, state First Lady Dorothy McAuliffe is serving as the benefit’s honorary chair. “We are honored to have Mrs. McAuliffe as our Honorary Chair for our 2014 Kentucky Derby Benefit,” said PRS President and CEO, Wendy Gradison, in a press release. “She understands PRS’ important role in helping local community members in need live independently, maintain housing, remain in the community and out of the psychiatric hospital, and engage in community activities.”

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Burke Area Nonprofits: Making Community Work

Burke nonprofits.

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Sully Bowl More Than Lives Up to the Hype

In perhaps the region’s best game of the season, Centreville slips past Chargers, 27-26.

Sully Bowl More Than Lives Up to the Hype

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Fine Art

Fine Art

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Spring Songbirds Arriving Now

Local bird groups and bird walks help beginning birders see colorful birds.

The birds are coming. The annual migration of often brightly colored songbirds from their winter homes in Central and South America, Mexico, the Caribbean Islands, and the southern U.S. is underway now. Millions and millions of avian migrants fly northward every night and the come down to rest or nest every morning. Some of the birds are enroute to nesting areas far to the north; some nest right here or nearby.

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Ongoing

Ongoing

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Centre View Calendar: Oct. 5, 2012

Upcoming events and activities

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