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Fine Arts Scene
Fine Arts Scene
Edison to Present "Our Town"
Edison to Present "Our Town"
Rules for Civil Discourse
Applying to City Council what may not have been learned in kindergarten.
Rules for Civil Discourse
Man Charged Soliciting a Minor
Man Charged Soliciting a Minor
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Memorial for Poplar Tree Student
Memorial for Poplar Tree Student
Locals To Appear in '1776'
Westfield High School graduates participate in Keegan Theatre Production.
Locals To Appear in '1776'
Community Notes
Community Notes
Business Briefs
Business Briefs
Mirant To Start Shut Down
Mirant To Start Shut Down
HHS Robotics Team Finishes Strong
HHS Robotics Team Finishes Strong
Centreville High Classical Music Program Excels
Centreville High Classical Music Program Excels
A Clearing Crops Up in Springfield
A Clearing Crops Up in Springfield
ViVa! Vienna! Kicks Off Summer
ViVa! Vienna! Kicks Off Summer
Update on Proposed Great Falls TD Bank
Final submission to county planning commission made.
Representatives for TD Bank presented the latest on the proposed Great Falls branch, which would be located at the site of the former Exxon station at the corner of Georgetown Pike and Walker Road. This was the sixth such meeting hosted by the Great Falls Citizens Association.
Column: Community Collaboration To End Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a widespread public health problem in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25 percent of women experience domestic violence at some point in their lives, and it is the leading cause of injury and homicide each year. While women are most commonly victimized, men are also abused.
Springfield: Giving Back to Community
In 2011, Molly Everett graduated from West Springfield High School and was awarded a scholarship from Greenspring retirement community toward her studies in higher education.
Letter: No Chance to Debate
Letter to the Editor
Recently, the Alexandria Chamber claimed the “voters of Alexandria are entitled to a debate where they can hear from both candidates, side-by-side, at the same time … (to) independently evaluate each candidate’s ideas, visions for the city and how they intend to lead.”
Letter: Discouraging Public Hearing
Letter to the Editor
If what we witnessed at the Alexandria City Council’s public hearing recently is an indicator of what we can expect in the next three years, we have reason to be greatly concerned.