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Police Say Volunteer Admitted Touching
Abuse allegations revealed in testimony.
Police Say Volunteer Admitted Touching
Lynne Cheney Visits the Potomac School
Second Lady read her latest children’s book, ‘When Washington Crossed the Delaware,’ to students in the Lower School.
Lynne Cheney Visits the Potomac School
Lynne Cheney Visits the Potomac School
Second Lady read her latest children’s book, ‘When Washington Crossed the Delaware,’ to students in the Lower School.
Lynne Cheney Visits the Potomac School
Staying Safe?
Staying Safe?
Gaskins Sentenced to Diversion, Detention
Gaskins Sentenced to Diversion, Detention
Robberies Dominate Crime Statistics
Annual numbers show rise in overall major offenses, decline in less serious charges.
Robberies Dominate Crime Statistics
Centreville Man Pleads Guilty to Soliciting
A Centreville man who used to be the band director at Robinson Secondary School was convicted in court Tuesday, Feb. 28, of computer solicitation of a child under age 15. He is Michael Keith Cook, 43 of Climbing Rose Way.
Crime Report
Crime report for Mount Vernon.
Dreams Taken Away: Julian Dawkins Remembered as Hard Worker with Sense of Humor
Arlington Sheriff's deputy charged with murdering 22-year-old Alexandria man.
Just a few hours after Alexandria police charged an Arlington Sheriff's deputy with murdering Julian Dawkins, hundreds of friends and relatives packed Antioch Baptist Church on Queen Street for an emotional funeral.
Thousands Gather for Laboy
$80,000 raised; Biden pays visit to APD.
One by one, more than 3,000 people from throughout the region slowly passed by the motorcycle of wounded Alexandria Police Officer Peter Laboy as they waited in line March 10 to attend an Old Town fundraiser that raised more than $80,000 on his behalf. “We were expecting hundreds and got thousands,” said Capt. Shahram Fard, a trustee with the Alexandria Police Association that co-hosted the event at Virtue Feed and Grain Restaurant.
Statistics Show Less Crime in Sully, Fair Oaks
When it comes to places to live, the Sully and Fair Oaks districts are among the tops in Fairfax County. And four public-safety officers presented crime statistics to back it up at the Jan. 25 meeting of the Sully District Council of Citizens Associations.
Frank Talk About Teen Drug Use
Seminar tries to engage parents and answer questions.
Frank Talk About Teen Drug Use
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