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Potomac River National Wildlife Refuge Complex Celebrates
Time capsule buried; to be opened in 2103.
Potomac River National Wildlife Refuge Complex Celebrates
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Testing Mosquitoes for Malaria
Two cases of malaria just across the river in Loudoun prompt tests.
Testing Mosquitoes for Malaria
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Lead in Cabin John’s Water
Lead in Cabin John’s Water
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Road Construction to Begin at Falls and Tuckerman
Traffic engineers say repair of light sensor will solve backup.
Road Construction to Begin at Falls and Tuckerman
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A House Finds a Home?
Group wants to place Moorefield House next to Vienna Dog Park.
A House Finds a Home?
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Burke: Civil Air Patrol Cadets Take to the Simulated Air
Civil Air Patrol Cadets Take to the Simulated Air
On Tuesday, April 12, Civil Air Patrol (CAP) cadets from the Burke and Prince William Composite Squadrons enjoyed their first steps toward learning to fly.
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Commentary: Bumper Sticker Politics
Experts on communications in political campaigns advise that a message needs to be expressed in a matter of seconds—not minutes—if it is to be effective.
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Column: Institutional Stress
The ship of state of the Old Dominion that traces its beginnings to a meeting of the colonists in the church at Jamestown in 1619 showed some stress lines last week as the legislative body, the General Assembly, turned a one-day reconvened session to consider the Governor’s amendments into two days of meetings with incomplete results.
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School’s 10th Anniversary Includes Alumni Reunion
The Howard Gardner School hosted an Alumni Reunion on Jan. 9 as part of its 10th anniversary celebration. Founded in 2004, HGS is an independent school with graduating classes that average 12 students. One quarter of HGS alumni attended the event to see each other and their former teachers.
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Great Commitment, Greater Outcome
As Space of His Own wraps up its initial year, Ryan Touhill and Walter’s relationship is off to a strong start.
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Transforming Tysons
Rendering of Station Street, as part of the Scotts Run Station South master plan.
SmithGroupJJR was awarded a 2013 Award of Excellence by the Northern Virginia chapter of National Association of Industrial and Office Parks (NAIOP), a commercial real estate development association, for its planning and design of the Scotts Run Station South master plan.
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Letter: Human Rights Champion
Letter to the Editor
Aside from the domestic issues currently facing our nation, there are parts of the world experiencing unstable and volatile situations. Among the global issues is the human rights abuse observed in countries under totalitarian regimes, preventing the spread of democracy and liberty. In order for the United States to maintain a strong stance against human rights abuse, we must re-elect Congressman Frank Wolf of Virginia’s 10th Congressional District.
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Letter: Fighter for Human Rights
To the Editor: Aside from the domestic issues currently facing our nation, there are parts of the world experiencing unstable and volatile situations. Among the global issues is the human rights abuse observed in countries under totalitarian regimes, preventing the spread of democracy and liberty. In order for the United States to maintain a strong stance against human rights abuse, we must reelect Congressman Frank Wolf of Virginia’s 10th Congressional District.
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Week in Vienna
Weekly happenings in Vienna
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Hunger Walk Helps Those in Need
Fundraiser helps many without food locally and nationally.
CROP walk
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Commentary: Unlocking Northern Virginia
Weekly during the General Assembly session and several times monthly during the remainder of the year I travel the Dulles Toll Road to the Beltway to I-95 South to Richmond.
