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Bryant Principal Tanganika (Tangy) Millard isn’t basking in last year’s graduation success. Millard is working to ensure her students receive individualized and real-time attention required to succeed as adults.

Mount Vernon: Habitat NOVA Celebrates Completion of Two New Homes

Two families are joined by 90 volunteers.

Two families achieved their dream of building and owning their own home, thanks to Habitat for Humanity of Northern Virginia (Habitat NOVA). On Sept. 18 the Mansaye and Omar families were joined by more than 90 volunteers, Habitat NOVA board members and staff, project partners, and guests in celebration of their newly completed homes.

Alexandria Poem: "Mixture of Colors"

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Alexandria Appetite: Mystery and History Mix in Port City-Gadsby’s Event

Port City Brewing, Gadsby’s Tavern, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church commemorate 200 years since Female Stranger’s death.

Long before Alexandria’s current heyday, when the Port City was in the middle of becoming a port city, a mystery woman came to Gadsby’s Tavern with her gentleman caller, became ill, and died, her final resting place the St. Paul’s Cemetery. “To the memory of a Female Stranger,” the gravestone reads in part, launching two centuries’ worth of lore and theory about her identity, her companion, and her presence in Alexandria in the first place.

Alexandria Column: Building a System for Early Education

Commentary

This past month marked a return to school for elementary and secondary students. At the same time, more than 700 of our city’s youngest students started the school year in publicly supported early childhood classrooms.

Alexandria Column: Bike Patrols Take Shelter’s Officers Closer to Animals

Commentary-AWLA

That bicyclist riding in front of you on the bike trail in Alexandria might be an Animal Services Officer on duty.

Centreville: ‘A Great Resource in our Community’

CIF event celebrates diversity, honors achievement.

The Centreville Immigration Forum (CIF) is dedicated to helping local immigrants find work and better their lives. So it was fitting that the theme for its second annual dinner was “Celebrating Our Global Community.”

Come One, Come All to Centreville Day

Fun-filled, community celebration is this Saturday.

A fusion of community camaraderie, history and fun for all ages, the 24th annual Centreville Day celebration is this Saturday, Oct. 15, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., in Historic Centreville Park, 5714 Mount Gilead Road (off Braddock Road, across Route 29 from the IHOP).

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In September, 2016, 95 homes sold between $2,303,442-$263,000 in the Vienna and Oakton area.

In September, 2016, 163 Springfield homes sold between $820,178-$127,500.

In September, 2016, 88 Reston homes sold between $1,200,000-$169,834.

In September, 2016, 120 homes sold between $1,525,000-$80,000 in the Mount Vernon area.

In September, 2016, 86 homes sold between $1,399,000-$176,000 in the Oak Hill and Herndon area.

In September, 2016, 95 Fairfax homes sold between $1,245,000-$156,000.

In September, 2016, 19 homes sold between $700,000-$241,000 in the Chantilly area.

In September, 2016, 68 homes sold between $2,350,000-$130,000 in the Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton area.

In September, 2016, 93 Centreville homes sold between $975,000-$212,000.

In September, 2016, 58 Burke homes sold between $1,025,000-$269,909.

In September, 2016, 220 Arlington homes sold between $2,375,000-$104,500.

In September, 2016, 196 Alexandria homes sold between $4,685,000-$102,990.