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Bringing Peace to War-Torn City
Springfield native spent four months in Baghdad creating peace-keeping teams
Bringing Peace to War-Torn City
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Bringing Peace to War-Torn City
Springfield native spent four months in Baghdad creating peace-keeping teams
Bringing Peace to War-Torn City
Bringing Peace to War-Torn City
Springfield native spent four months in Baghdad creating peace-keeping teamsWearing a red baseball cap, Tom Fox sits at a table in the empty coffee shop inside the bookstore, soft blue eyes examining
Bringing Peace to War-Torn City
Classified Advertising Aug. 22, 2012
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County Council, District 1: Vote Tuesday, June 24
Technically it’s the primary, but almost certainly, the primary winners will win in November.
The Primary Election for Montgomery County state and local offices, plus members of Congress, is Tuesday, June 24, 2014.
Eviction Nears Crisis Levels in City of Alexandria
Relief funds have run out, and legal protections are slim.
Relief funds have run out, and legal protections are slim.
Obituary: James T. Moore Senior Remembered in Arlington
Barber, a leader in the Hall’s Hill community, now a legend
James T. Moore
‘Hilarious Comedy for the Entire Family’
Chantilly High’s children’s show, ‘Space Princess Wars.’
Chantilly High’s children’s show, ‘Space Princess Wars.’
roundups
roundups
Houses At Risk if Developed in Wrong Way
More proposals for property in the Sully District.
Developers
Young Turk from Alexandria
Armistead Boothe led war vets in General Assembly who took on Byrd Machine.
In some ways, Alexandria was the home of the forces who worked against the conservative political organization that ran Virginia politics for most of the 20th century. Starting after the conclusion of World War II, the city was represented in the House of Delegates by a young war vet by the name of Armistead Boothe.