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Worth the Trip

Many area holiday events provide more options for families.

Worth the Trip

Food Talk

Food Talk

Askinazi Emphasizes Ethnic Inclusiveness

State senate candidate visits Hare Krishna Temple in Potomac.

Askinazi Emphasizes Ethnic Inclusiveness

Camp Israel

Reporter’s Notebook: Beneath tension and history, reporter finds friendships, familiar ground.

Camp Israel

People

People

Fund-Raiser is No Blarney

Magnetic treatment enables child to walk.

Fund-Raiser is No Blarney

Great Falls This Week

Great Falls This Week

A Hug for Education

Terra Centre Elementary principal provides a leadership example to her students, colleagues.

A Hug for Education

Business Notes

Business Notes

Looking at Lutherans

Bishop Mark Hanson gives 'State of the Church' address at 50th Anniversary of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in McLean.

Looking at Lutherans

This Week in Potomac 6-22-05

This Week in Potomac 6-22-05

Vienna This Week

Vienna This Week

Avoiding Katrina

Sam Repshas was forced to evacuate from New Orleans two weeks ago just before starting his freshman year of college at Tulane.

Avoiding Katrina

Clubs & Organizations

Clubs & Organizations

Pop Quiz

High school students leap at chance to question Del. David Englin.

Pop Quiz

Week In McLean

Week In McLean

Looking at Lutherans

Bishop Mark Hanson gives 'State of the Church' address at 50th Anniversary of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in McLean.

Looking at Lutherans

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Preserving History’s Jewels

Fairfax County considers new “resident curator” program to save historic properties.

“A successful resident curator program would allow the county to restore, maintain and protect important historic properties at little or no cost to the public.” —Cindy Walsh, Fairfax County Park Authority’s Resource Management Division director

Back to School

What Are the Most Exciting Changes in Herndon Schools?

Back to school season in Herndon brings plenty of new changes.

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David Bettwy Receives 2013 Tibbetts Award

Great Falls Historical Society recognizes Bettwy’s contributions.

In 1960, David Bettwy, then a government engineer, moved to Great Falls to settle into a home off Springvale Road, with acres of dairy farms, horse pastures and rolling meadows surrounding his home. When the Great Falls Historical Society was formed in 1977, Dave was an early member and leader. Over the last decade, Dave applied his technology skills to creating a website that shares the vast research of local historians—oral histories, photos, stories, historic research, etc.—with the world, scoring visits from history buffs from far-away places such as Iran and Australia. The Library of Congress, recognizing the value of the site, proactively sought to establish a link. For Dave's tireless, passionate and enduring stewardship of the history of Great Falls and surrounding communities, creating, developing and maintaining the website, www.gfhs.org, the Great Falls Historical Society recently honored Dave with the 2013 Jean Tibbetts History Award, presented at its Tibbetts Award Banquet and Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 15, 2013, at The Old Brogue Restaurant in Great Falls.