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Sons Plead Guilty in Father's Gambling Ring

Illegal gambling operation focused on football and basketball.

Sons Plead Guilty in Father's Gambling Ring

To the Editor: Investigation Not Complete

On July 13, Del. Scott Surovell (D-44th District) posted his views on his blog regarding recent allegations concerning Governor Robert McDonnell. Delegate Surovell called upon the Governor to resign at this time and opined that he didn't want anyone to interpret his previous silence as acquiescence to alleged actions on the part of the Governor. In so doing, he quoted state Sen. Chap Petersen although not revealing that Senator Petersen is his law partner.

Column: Listen to the Other Side of the Argument

Last week I had the opportunity to spend two days in Richmond discussing legislation with our local delegation and other members of the General Assembly. Two of the leading topics being discussed were the transportation funding plans and State Senate redistricting.

Column: The Other Bills

By the time it adjourns in early March the General Assembly will have considered more than 2,500 bills and resolutions. About half will have passed.

Spray Paint, Flames Mar School

Meeting Prince Boo Boo at Fairfax Library

Young readers reap the pawsitive effects of a judgment-free listener.

Children played games, ate treats and made cards for their favorite canine reading buddy, Prince Boo Boo, on Saturday, Aug. 15 at the City of Fairfax Regional Library.

Editorial: Counting Homeless; Solution Is Housing

Results of the annual census of homeless show progress, persistence of the problem, and some worrying trends.

On the night of Jan. 28, 2015, there were 1,204 people who were literally homeless in the Fairfax County area.

Exhibit Of Konko Opens at ArtSpace Herndon

ArtSpace Herndon shares story of a Ghana village and a literacy program.

ArtSpace Herndon brings the story of the village of Konko with an exhibit that opens Aug. 26.

Addressing the Shortfall

The culture of a people is judged, in part, by how it treats its most vulnerable.

The County is currently developing proposals to address the over $9 million shortfall in the budget for the Community Services Board (CSB).

Calling All Fairfax Women Business Owners

Second annual luncheon to be held March 13.

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’The Mystery of Edwin Drood’ Comes to Lorton

Fun, immersive musical mystery arriving at the Workhouse Arts Center.

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LOVE Comes to Lake Anne Plaza

Giant artwork will be displayed during 4th Annual Lake Anne Chalk on the Water Festival.

South County, averaging more than 10 runs per contest, manages three in state final loss.

Stallions Stymied in State Finals

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Illegal gambling operation focused on football and basketball.

Young readers reap the pawsitive effects of a judgment-free listener.

Results of the annual census of homeless show progress, persistence of the problem, and some worrying trends.

ArtSpace Herndon shares story of a Ghana village and a literacy program.

The culture of a people is judged, in part, by how it treats its most vulnerable.

Second annual luncheon to be held March 13.

Fun, immersive musical mystery arriving at the Workhouse Arts Center.

Giant artwork will be displayed during 4th Annual Lake Anne Chalk on the Water Festival.

South County, averaging more than 10 runs per contest, manages three in state final loss.

South County, averaging more than 10 runs per contest, manages three in state final loss.

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