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Opinion: Commentary: Battling the Coronavirus – Efforts Must Be Expanded
It has been four months since the Centers for Disease Control confirmed the first case of coronavirus disease, called COVID-19, in the United States. As of May 11, over 800 Virginians have died, 3,200 hospitalized and over 25,000 Virginians have tested positive for this virus. Only about 1.7% of Virginians or 147,000 have been tested. Our hospitalization rate has continued to climb with over 1,500 people currently in the hospital. The rate of infection has slowed, but this virus has hit our community very unevenly.
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Oakton Teen Aims to Gather Ten Tons of Food for Local Pantry
Hadley Husisian has gathered over 9,000 pounds of food so far, as the demand for food assistance continues to soar.
As a competitive fencer, 17-year-old Hadley Husisian of Oakton is usually very busy during the school year.
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Triple Homicide in Town of Herndon Home
Families grieve the loss of two young children and their mother; suicide in Reston connected to murders
The families of two young Town of Herndon children, a boy and girl, slain with their mother Saturday morning, June 19, are devastated by the triple homicide and the loss.
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Helping Hands for Homeschoolers
Co-ops and clubs support homeschoolers in and around Mount Vernon.
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Volunteers of the Year, Feeding Hungry People
Volunteers of the Year, Feeding Hungry People
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Acrylics, Oils, Watercolors, Charcoal, Graphics, Photography
The Art Walk on Fairfax City’s Main Street was Saturday, Oct. 22.
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Children and Teens Connection at Washington Street UMC Preschool
Children and Teens Connection at Washington Street UMC Preschool
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Vigil Held for Huntsman Hit and Run Fatality
Victim succombs to her injuries, driver still at large
Hit and Run turns Fatal
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Summer Fun Sailing Lessons
Summer Fun Sailing Lessons
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Robertson to the Rescue
Ireton beats St. Stephen’s, T.C. pounds Stuart on opening day.
Robertson to the Rescue
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Stallions’ Work Pays Off
Military-style training helps Stallion seniors erase memory of 5-25 start.
Stallions’ Work Pays Off
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Rams Depend on Defense
Robinson girls grab two weekend wins but falter Tuesday against Chantilly.
Rams Depend on Defense
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Stallions’ Work Pays Off
Military-style training helps Stallion seniors erase memory of 5-25 start.
Stallions’ Work Pays Off


