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Arlington Sports Briefs
Arlington Sports Briefs
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board
School CRT's Cancelled
School CRT's Cancelled
Recruitment Includes Discounts to Teachers
Transitions Package Offers Discounts to Teachers
Recruitment Includes Discounts to Teachers
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School Notes
School Notes
School Notes
School Notes
School Notes
Education Notebook - 11/20/02
Education Notebook - 11/20/02
Transitions Package Offers Discounts to Teachers
New Recruitment Tool Unveiled
Transitions Package Offers Discounts to Teachers
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Ongoing Events
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Around Reston
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Low Turnout at Budget Hearings
Few in attendance at community-based hearings.
Low Turnout at Budget Hearings
Residents: Keep Low Density
Majority speaks out against high-density building in the west at Monday's public input session.
Residents: Keep Low Density
Riverbend Kicks Off Master Planning Process
Master Plan will serve to update plan created in 1975.
The Fairfax County Park Authority kicked off the master planning process for Riverbend Park during a public meeting Tuesday, Feb. 21 at the Grange. The 411-acre park, which includes more than two miles of land along the Potomac River, has been guided by a master plan that was created in 1975.
Column: Budget Plan Invests in Community’s Future
I am honored to present to you my FY 2013 Proposed Operating Budget which is dedicated to the amazing students who attend Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS).
State Senator Marsden Shares ‘Insider Tips’ With Newcomers
Where to find Del. David Bulova bartending (maybe), and feel free to call Senator Marsden.
The possibilities for getting involved in a new community are endless. Throw yourself a “welcome to the neighborhood party” by having your new neighbors over. Join a civic club, Lions, rotary, etc. Join a church, the PTA, or the political party committee of your choice. Just don’t sit there … get started today!
Program Keeps Students ‘Jazzed’
The students packed into Halley Elementary School’s cafeteria were loud, unruly and boisterous. But then so were the teachers, parents and volunteers cheering them on. This display of school-approved rowdiness was a celebration of the success of an innovative after-school program that targeted at-risk and underprivileged students, courtesy of the Lorton Community Action Center (LCAC).