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Column: Bringing Job Search Assistance
Valentine's Day was very special this year at the Old Presbyterian Meeting House (OPMH) in Alexandria. The church hosted the latest event in Senior Services of Alexandria' Speaker Series titled, "Staying Connected: Employment and Volunteer Opportunities for Seniors in Alexandria.”
Choe Is Surprised, Happy about Honor
Ever since he was a young boy, Roy Choe wanted to be a police officer. “My uncle was a firefighter in Korea and, when I saw his uniform, I thought it was beautiful,” he said.
Chantilly Boys' Soccer Ties Broad Run
Chargers home versus South County this Friday night.
The Chantilly High boys’ soccer team opened the spring season with a pair of home games last week – a 1-1 tie versus non-Northern Region opponent Broad Run (Dulles District) on Tuesday, March 13, and a tough 1-0 loss to region opponent Thomas Jefferson High on Thursday, March 15. In the deadlock versus the Spartans from Broad Run (Ashburn), Chantilly’s Billy Germain scored on a header shot off a crossing pass from teammate Mannaan Umar.
Alexandria Native Quinn Hynes in "The Hunger Games"
Student answers call for extras.
Poverty and defeat are the trademarks of District 12, the coal-producing region of Panem in Suzanne Collins’ box office success, “The Hunger Games.” For Alexandria native Quinn Hynes, however, being a member of District 12 was a dream come true.
Pond slowly drying, drying
A decision has yet to be made regarding the dried-up amenity pond behind Carter Lake Apartments.
Pond slowly drying, drying
This Week in Potomac 8-3-05
This Week in Potomac 8-3-05
News Briefs
News Briefs
Ceremony Celebrates Veterans' Sacrifices
Vienna's chapter of the American Legion commemorates Veterans Day.
Ceremony Celebrates Veterans' Sacrifices
Tree Slices into Home
Tree Slices into Home
People News
People News
Betty Ann: Guiding Example
Betty Ann: Guiding Example
A Homey Atmosphere at Bob and Kay's
Couple runs old-fashioned dining counter at Rexall Drug in Vienna.
A Homey Atmosphere at Bob and Kay's
Around Town
Around Town
Forest Edge Says Good-Bye to 'Lil'
Forest Edge Says Good-Bye to 'Lil'
Crime Reports
Crime Reports
Business Notes
Business Notes
Post Office Wins Town's Beautification Award
Employee Charlie Crow is responsible for the grounds' color.
Post Office Wins Town's Beautification Award
Leadership Arlington Welcomes New Class of Leaders
On Wednesday, Jan. 20, Leadership Center for Excellence, powered by Leadership Arlington, welcomed its newest class of the Young Professionals Program as it gathered for the first time for a day-long retreat.
Pick of the Patch
Annual fundraising pumpkin sale now through Oct. 31
The search for the perfect pumpkin is never easy. Size and color considerations must be taken into account, and quality is king. The variety of pumpkins at Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill, available now through Oct. 31, make the search a little easier.