Stories for September 2002

Monday, September 30

Multicultural Festival in Reston Overrides Cultural Differences

Andrew Chapel School Boundary Meetings Begin Oct. 9

FCPS Officials Propose GT Center for New Elementary

Andrew Chapel School Boundary Meetings Begin Oct. 9

Colors Raised at Great Falls Library

McLean Designers Enliven Showhouse at Houghton Mansion

Poole Honored at Cooper Middle School

Church Playground Teaches Sharing and Taking Turns

Thursday, September 26

Town Focuses on Immigrants

Wednesday, September 25

Centre Ridge Elementary Gets New Playground

Military

Jon Lawlor Wins Hollywood Trip

Westfield junior spends three weeks in summer stock learning acting from the pros.

Jon Lawlor Wins Hollywood Trip

Concerned Mothers of Youth Are Banding Together

Laser Adventure Center Coming

Environmental Groups Say ‘Vote No on Sales Tax’

Coalition of environmental, anti-development groups say they will wage campaign against tax referendum.

Environmental Groups Say ‘Vote No on Sales Tax’

DMV Reforms Could Harm Latinos, Advocates Say

Changes are essential for homeland security, according to O’Brien.

DMV Reforms Could Harm Latinos, Advocates Say

Crime

Faith

Faith Notes

Where the Pros Go for Skin Care

International Dermal Institute offers classes on skin and body care

Where the Pros Go for Skin Care

Education Notebook - 09/25/02

Woodson High School

School Notes

Faith

Woodson High School

Faith Notes

Faith

Senior+ Program Helps Mature Adults Remain Independent

The Senior+ Program is designed to help seniors maintain their independence through a supportive program.

Senior+ Program Helps Mature Adults Remain Independent

Calendar

Speeding Enforcement is Working in Clifton

DMV Reforms Could Harm Latinos, Advocates Say

Changes are essential for homeland security, according to O’Brien.

DMV Reforms Could Harm Latinos, Advocates Say

Assault Suspect Has Prior Record

Roundups

Clifton Honors its Students' Grandparents

DMV to Reform Licensing

Changes are essential for homeland security, according to O’Brien.

DMV to Reform Licensing

Cooper Gardens to Honor McLean 'Tree Hugger'

<sh>Site to be dedicated to Dick Poole, chairman of McLean Trees Committee

Cooper Gardens to Honor McLean 'Tree Hugger'

People

Military

DMV to Reform Licensing

Changes are essential for homeland security, according to O’Brien.

DMV to Reform Licensing

Canal's 200th Anniversary Showcases Great Falls

Link to George Washington Celebrated

Canal's 200th Anniversary Showcases Great Falls

People

Gary Flather is New SYA President

Prime Spot for Business

How will a Wendy's and Midas Muffler Look?

Prime Spot for Business

News Briefs

Military

People

News Briefs

'Room Service' Opens at Alden

McLean Band Places Second in Showcase of Bands

Crime

MCC Web Site to Host Community Calendar

Crime

News Briefs

Crime

People

DMV to Reform Licensing

Changes are essential for homeland security, according to O’Brien.

DMV to Reform Licensing

Murder Trial Nears

More than a year later, the murder trial is scheduled to begin.

Murder Trial Nears

Protecting Basic Freedoms

People

Protecting Basic Freedoms

Military

Tuesday, September 24

Schools

Calendar

Fall for Fairfax Fun for All

This year's county fair offers fun for all ages and plenty of food.

Fall for Fairfax Fun for All

Breakfast That Tastes Good and Is Good

Everyone agrees that children need a healthy breakfast to start off the day, but will they eat?

Breakfast That Tastes Good and Is Good

Mount Vernon Orchestra Preparing for New Season

Cycles and Cats Featured in New Books

Mount Vernon Orchestra Preparing for New Season

Connector Votes Confusing

Training Futures Launches Grads

Loudoun Week

News Briefs

Loudoun Week

Alexandria Comes Alive in Homes Tour

Herndon Week

News in Brief

Herndon Week

Delegate Returns Muslim-American's Contribution

Business Notes

Third Man Arrested in Homicide

Police Log

Third Man Arrested in Homicide

10 MPH Difference Draws Citizen Concerns

Route 1 Funds One Step Closer To Reality

Park Service Releases Stench Solutions

This Week in Potomac 9/25

Crime Reports

Births

Health

Old Town Gateway Gets a Facelift

Mothers’ Support Group Serves Many Purposes

Mount Vernon Life

Mothers’ Support Group Serves Many Purposes

Reston Week

News in Brief

Reston Week

Births

Senior Living

Rental Real Estate Market Slows

No single reason, demographer says

Rental Real Estate Market Slows

Births

Real Estate

History Comes Alive in Homes Tour

Camps & Schools

Ongoing Events

Cycles & Cats Featured in New Books

Clubs

Library Events

Around Town

Classes

People

People Notes

Cycles and Cats Featured in New Books

MetroStage Premieres New Musical About 'Three Sistahs'

Ongoing Events

MetroStage Premieres Musical About 'Three Sistahs'

People Notes

Classes

Around Town

American Century Brings Old Story to New Gunston

ACT succeeds with ‘Uncle Tom.'

American Century Brings Old Story to New Gunston

MetroStage Premieres New Musical About 'Three Sistahs'

Ongoing Events

Local Players Help in Train Wreck

Coming Home to Stone Bridge

Shooting Leaves Two Dead

Man, woman dead, 2-year-old in critical condition.

Shooting Leaves Two Dead

Citizens View T.C. Option Plans

DMV Reforms Could Harm Latinos, Advocates Say

Changes are essential for homeland security, according to O’Brien.

DMV Reforms Could Harm Latinos, Advocates Say

A Ride to Be Remembered for a Lifetime

ARHA Announces Berg Vacation Completed

Herndon Boy Surviving Every Day

Nine year old to participate in Saturday's Leukemia Walk in Reston.

Herndon Boy Surviving Every Day

Office Space Vacancy Rate Drop — A Positive Economic Indicator

Polluting More Than Their Fair Share?

Commuters from outside the Washington region may bring more pollution with them.

Polluting More Than Their Fair Share?

Warner Throws Down the Gauntlet on Tax Referendum

Referendum Issue is Topic Number One

Roundup

Hunting Towers Not Historic Enough to Warrant Designation

Council Sets Public Hearings

New Development Office, Salary Increases on the Agendas

Council Sets Public Hearings

Business Notes

Delgaudio to Fight Traffic Light Cameras

Board of Supervisors requests study to measure benefits of traffic light cameras.

Delgaudio to Fight Traffic Light Cameras

Acts of Cowards

Opinion

Acts of Cowards

Train Wreck Enlists Local Players

Around Town

Police Pursuit on Burke Centre Parkway

Adding Entertainment Runs Into Red Tape

Police Pursuit on Burke Centre Parkway

Training Futures Launches Grads

Stray Pets

Poor Air Quality Threatens Health

Environmental Groups Oppose Sales Tax

County Seeks Big Tenants

Opera Singer's Noteworthy Career

Death Linked to West Nile Virus

Loudoun Farmers Survive Dry Conditions

Drought brings early corn harvest and less-than-average yields.

Loudoun Farmers Survive Dry Conditions

Death Linked to West Nile Virus

What Needs Fixing?

Animal Advisory Committee seeks solutions after August public meeting.

What Needs Fixing?

County Seeks Big Tenants

Police Arrest Prostitution Suspects in Fullerton

Fort Belvoir Housing Will Be Identified Soon

Agreement With Cox Includes Money Incentives

Crime Log

Local Boy Surviving Every Day

Nine year old to participate in Saturday's Leukemia Walk in Reston.

Local Boy Surviving Every Day

Take Down the Signs?

Opinion

Take Down the Signs?

High Tech Boost

Microsoft opens new windows in Reston.

High Tech Boost

Crime Log

Training Futures Launches Grads

Police Pursuit on Burke Centre Parkway

Sunday, September 22

Gail Rittgers Celebrates 100-Year Milestone

Family and Friends Honor Her at Grace Episcopal Church

Gail Rittgers Celebrates 100-Year Milestone

Thursday, September 19

School Notes

Faith Notes

Faith

8 People Indicted by Grand Jury

Support for Bond Referendum is Park Partners' Goal

Measure would raise $20 for land acquisition, park development

Support for Bond Referendum is Park Partners' Goal

SAT Scores Improve at Marshall

SOLs at Madison Rise as SATs Show Slight Decline

SAT Scores Improve at Marshall

Clifton's Tim Hugo Running for 40th

School Notes

Faith Notes

Faith

Westfields Marriott Opens Palm Court for Dinner

Garrison: Top Vet in State

Clifton resident is honored at Roanoke conference by peers

Garrison: Top Vet in State

Bill Morrisette, 47, Dies of Brain Cancer

Business Notes

Centreville Day Celebration is Big Success

Police Looking for Quartet of Robbers

Talking About Fields

MYS officials visit MCA to open dialogue about soccer fields

Talking About Fields

Cox Farms Pumpkin Patch Opening Soon

Chantilly High Alumni Club is Starting

Worth Noting

Encore Dancers Heading to China

Roundups

Sports Facility, Amendment Cause Real Concern

Bunn Pleads Guilty to Sexual Assaults

Hard-hit on 9/11, Great Falls remembers and re-commits.

Fire and Rescue Company 1 Honors the Victims

Hard-hit on 9/11, Great Falls remembers and re-commits.

McLean Remembers and Re-Commits

Fire and Rescue Company 1 Honors the Victims

McLean Remembers and Re-Commits

Support for Bond Referendum is Park Partners' Goal

Measure would create $20 million for parks

Support for Bond Referendum is Park Partners' Goal

Rezoning Request Goes to Supervisors on Monday

Her Pregnancy Means All the World Now

IVF treatments ensured Kip Taylor's 'Living Legacy'

Her Pregnancy Means All the World Now

Marshall SAT Scores Climb

SAT Scores at Madison Decline as SOLs Improve

Marshall SAT Scores Climb

Wednesday, September 18

Schools

Clubs

Calendar

Volunteering

Breakfast Can Taste Good and Still Be Good For You

People

Week in Herndon

People

Crime

Faith

College

Studies Show Teens Are Not Morning People

Medical experts say biology changes an adolescent's sleep patterns.

Studies Show Teens Are Not Morning People

People

Faith

Collaborative Effort Pays Off

Bringing the Garden Inside

Collaborative Effort Pays Off

Bringing the Garden Inside

Classes

Around Town

Ongoing Events

Learn How To Act Here in Alexandria

Library Events

Port City Gala

People Notes

Calendar

Classes

Calendar

Around Town

People Profile

Herndon Youth's Big Crop

People Profile

Calendar

Classes

People Notes

People Profile

Herndon Youth's Big Crop

People Profile

Clubs

Artist Showcases Work at Chilean Embassy

Ongoing Events

'Frogshackle Lady' A Hometown Hero

People Profile

'Frogshackle Lady' A Hometown Hero

Learn How to Act Here in Alexandria

People Notes

Port City Gala

Calendar

Learn How To Act Here in Alexandria

Breakfast Can Taste Good and Still Be Good For You

People

Week in Reston

Board Adopts Closed Meeting Policy

Park View Course Leads to 'Effective Habits'

Military

Vandals Spray Paint Hate Messages on Mosque

Military

People

Week in Loudoun

News Briefs

Week in Loudoun

Board Seeks to Cut Snow Days

Stray Pets

Teen Clinics Offer Specialized Care

Volunteers

Crime Log

Crime

Crime Log

Crime

Military

Crime

Tuesday, September 17

Marking One Year With Music, Flags

Ceremonies around Arlington draw thousands to remember Sept. 11.

Marking One Year With Music, Flags

Polluting More Than Their Fair Share?

Calming Measures Yield Mixed Results

Robinson Senior Recognized For School Leadership

Returning Campaign Money

Contributor to Rust was business raided by federal agents last March.

Returning Campaign Money

Calming Measures Yield Mixed Results

Shake-Up at DHS

Director Is Reassigned; Mother Held without Bond

Shake-Up at DHS

Verbatim: County Sign Laws

Police Weigh In on Connector; Mill Race Approved

Potomac House Tour: Oct. 5-6

Sprawl Exacerbates Drought

New report reaches troubling conclusions.

Sprawl Exacerbates Drought

Farmers Markets Still Thrive Despite Drought

Fall season fills Farmers Market stalls with apples, pears, peppers, squashes and more.

Farmers Markets Still Thrive Despite Drought

School System Works to Make Internet Accessible

Hand-held and laptop computers, along with community-access computer labs provide students access to the Web.

School System Works to Make Internet Accessible

Births

Health Calendar

Gardening Notes

Births

Real Estate Notes

Library Programs Play to Preschoolers

School Notes

Awards and Achievements

School Notes

Renovated Fire Station Receives Top Award

Food Talk

Royal Lee Hosts Final All-Ages Show

Signature Sees ‘What Butler Saw’

Orton’s play keeps sense of humor after 35 years.

Signature Sees ‘What Butler Saw’

Farmers Markets Still Thrive Despite Drought

Fall season fills Farmers Market stalls with apples, pears, peppers, squashes and more.

Farmers Markets Still Thrive Despite Drought

Police Believe There Are More Victims of Accused Molester

Sides Line Up Over Tax Issue

'70s Teen Icon To Rock at Jaxx

Changes in Rec Department Bring Cry of Racism

Expansion of Meeting House Approved

Principles Will Guide T.C. Build Options

'70s Teen Icon To Rock at Jaxx

Investigation of Fatal Fire Is Ongoing

Reston Resident Arrested for Murder

Police investigate murder of McLean man in Oakton following argument over woman.

Reston Resident Arrested for Murder

Go Behind the Scenes of the Civil War

Wilson Comes Home to Arlington

New Deputy County Manager comes back to family, but brings praise from the West.

Wilson Comes Home to Arlington

Calming Measures Yield Mixed Results

Delivering New Designs

Pike charrette ends as designers reveal preliminary plans.

Delivering New Designs

Roundup

Teen Clinics Offer Specialized Care

Robinson Student Recognized For School Leadership

Robinson Senior Recognized For School Leadership

Overcoming the Language Barrier

Angie Carrera works to bridge the linguistic gap.

Overcoming the Language Barrier

Calming Measures Yield Mixed Results

'70s Teen Icon To Rock at Jaxx

Council Tackles 'Underground' Boarding Houses

Town threatens to sue property owners for zoning violations.

Council Tackles 'Underground' Boarding Houses

Returning Campaign Money

Contributor to Rust was business raided by federal agents last March.

Returning Campaign Money

Sales Tax Opponents Face Off

Signs of Hate

Crime Reports

Warner Endorses Tax Referendum

They Are Now Part of a Thousand Words

Mount Vernon Life

They Are Now Part of a Thousand Words

Taking a Trip Down Memory Lane

Fort Hunt Holds a Reunion

Taking a Trip Down Memory Lane

Nurses Face Shortage

The county's public health nurses are responsible for the general health of the community.

Nurses Face Shortage

Sexual Assault Investigated

Police Log

Sexual Assault Investigated

Design of Sept. 11 Memorial

Just Like the Real Thing

Police simulation exercises give an idea of what to expect

Just Like the Real Thing

Returning Campaign Money

Contributor to Rust was business raided by federal agents last March.

Returning Campaign Money

Bruce Adams: There Is Life After Politics

This Week in Potomac

Multicultural Festival Returns

Sprawl Worsens Drought

New report reaches troubling conclusions.

Sprawl Worsens Drought

Kane’s Home Vandalized

Civic Calendar

Raking in Fall Activities at Potomac Library

‘Save the Mailbox’

Change of Leadership at Reston Substation

Capt. Mike Vencak moves into chair occupied by Ed Roessler for the last two years.

Change of Leadership at Reston Substation

'70s Teen Icon To Rock at Jaxx

Monday, September 16

Proposal Focuses on R-Rated Movies in High Schools

Expanding Supplemental Nonprint Materials Regulation

Proposal Focuses on R-Rated Movies in High Schools

School Notes

Education Notebook - 09/18/02

Calendar

Around Town

Thursday, September 12

Fairfax 4 Horses Wants Facility for Horseback Riding

Development Reduces Presence of Barns and Stables

Fairfax 4 Horses Wants Facility for Horseback Riding

County to Review Civic Place

Palladium of McLean Goes to Planning Commission Next Week

County to Review Civic Place

'The Brogue Show' Debuts at Irish Pub in Great Falls

It's Dinner Plus Theatre Focused on Community

'The Brogue Show' Debuts at Irish Pub in Great Falls

Festival Honors Native Virginians

Rappahannock Tribe Once Sheltered Pocahontas

Festival Honors Native Virginians

Fairfax 4 Horses Wants a Riding Instruction Facility

Meeting in Great Falls on Oct. 3 Addresses Need

Fairfax 4 Horses Wants a Riding Instruction Facility

Musicians Pay Tribute to Heroism

Fairfax 4 Horses Wants a Barn for Instruction

Development Erodes Stables for Horseback Riding, Group Says

Fairfax 4 Horses Wants a Barn for Instruction

Standoff Ends with Non-Lethal Force in Vienna

Festival Honors Native Virginians

Rappahannock Tribe Thought to Have Harbored Potcahontas

Festival Honors Native Virginians

"Concert for Heroes' Honors Public Service Workers after Pentagon Disaster

Standoff Ends with Non-Lethal Force in Vienna

Wednesday, September 11

School Notes

Faith

Extending Helping Hands

Home Sales Report

Calendar

School Notes

People

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Proffer Change May Help Schools

People

Faith

Military

Ashburn Residents Switch Homes for 'Trading Spaces'

Clyde's to Bring Inn to Broadlands

People

Taylor Guilty of Malicious Wounding

Faith

Home Sales Report

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

School Notes

College

Faith

Kim Takes on Challenge of First Year

College

Faith

Home Sales Report

Faith Notes

Faith

Faith Notes

Extending Helping Hands

Home Sales Report

Calendar

Home Sales Report

Ongoing Events

Home Sales Report

Classes

People

Libraries

Ongoing Events

Church Wins Fair Lakes 8K

Classes

Calendar

Clubs

Calendar

Children Teaching Children Around the World

Now in its 32nd year, the International Children's Festival hopes to help children learn the customs, art and dress of other cultures through their children.

Children Teaching Children Around the World

Ongoing Events

People

Classes

Stray Pets

Calendar

Clubs

Calendar

Crime

Familiar Face Leads Union Mill

Worth Noting

Herndon Week

News in Brief

Herndon Week

People

Suspended Sentence is Given for Embezzlement

Karl Teepe's Widow: One Year After 9/11

High Schools Score Well on SAT Test

Loudoun Week

News in Brief

Loudoun Week

8 Years Prison for Shooting

Hunter Mill Leaders Discuss Youth Violence

Rising gang activity spurs meeting.

Hunter Mill Leaders Discuss Youth Violence

D.C. United Plans Hit Glitch

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Roundups

Sept. 11 Remembered

In ceremonies around town, firefighters honor those who lost their lives

Sept. 11 Remembered

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Man Pleads Guilty To Clifton Burglary

Court Won't Hear Appeal

Neighbors of Buddhist Temple Are Pleased with the Supreme Court's Action.

Court Won't Hear Appeal

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Business Notes

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Proffer Change May Help Schools

Going All Out for Full-Day Kindergarten

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

People

Crime

Health Department Sprays for Mosquitos

Crime

Crime Log

Crime

Reston Week

News in Brief

Reston Week

Crime

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Decision follows 35 people testifying at public hearing.

Board Adds Cash Option to Proffer System

Crime

People

Tuesday, September 10

Dance Attracts All Ages

Ride to Remember Raises Funds

Police, medical, military and fire and rescue personnel from across the country ride from New York to the Pentagon to remember those lost in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and to raise money for the I

Ride to Remember Raises Funds

Remaining Land to Be Reserved For Low Density

Silos Beam Into Iota

New York-based collective bring short-hop tour through Arlington.

Silos Beam Into Iota

Resilience: The Ability to Recover from Misfortune

Ride To Remember Raises Funds for Trauma Center

Gang Activity Spurs Meeting

Dealing with Grief

Where Were You On 9/11?

Reflections From Another Time

Where Were You On 9/11?

'Forty Percent or Else'

RA is planning unprecedented get-out-the-vote campaign for proposed recreational facility in South Reston.

'Forty Percent or Else'

Character Ed Gets His Moment In the Sun

Nurses Face Shortage

Volunteering Yields Park Award

Kim Takes on Challenges of First Year

Education Notebook - 09/11/02

Oakton High Remembers Two of Its Own

Elementary Start to New Year

Fox Mill students can take Japanese immersion classes.

Elementary Start to New Year

Dealing with Grief

Oakton High Remembers Two of Its Own

Births

Gardening Notes

Lessons Learned

Area police and fire workers look back on Sept. 11.

Lessons Learned

Food Talk

ASO Prepares for Second Season

Opening concert features violinist.

ASO Prepares for Second Season

Families Explore ‘Spaces’

South Arlington couples swap homes for TLC hit.

Families Explore ‘Spaces’

Loudoun's SAT Scores on Rise

Arlene Hewitt — Her Career of Reaching Out

Herndon Police Introduce Silent Partner Alert

One Year After Sept. 11

On anniversary, Arlington remembers.

One Year After Sept. 11

Remembering Lenny

Local mother deals with the loss of her husband who was on Flight 77.

Remembering Lenny

Character Ed Gets His Moment In the Sun

Datatel Building Crumbles under the Wrecking Ball

Listening to the Land

Designers behind Pike Revitalization plans get community input at weekend workshops.

Listening to the Land

Roundup

Arrests Made in Car Torch Case

Police Officer's Cruiser, Personal Car Damaged

Arrests Made in Car Torch Case

One Year Later Blood Donations Are MIA

Connector Task Force Opts for Only One Option

New Plan for ‘Perceived Odor’

House Condemned, Children in Limbo

City Pays Tribute to Its Heroes

Sept. 11, 2001, Commemorated in Ceremony at Market Square

City Pays Tribute to Its Heroes

Pentagon Victim Memorialized With Tree

Volunteering Yields Park Award

Crime Reports

Standoff Ends With Non-lethal Force In Vienna

Lessons Learned

Area police and fire workers look back on Sept. 11.

Lessons Learned

Therapy Pets Provide Comfort at Pentagon

Warner's Advisor Explains Transportation Referendum

Pentagon Victim Memorialized With Tree

Redistricting Shoves Out Competitors

Mount Vernon Kiwanis Donates $15,000

Future Spending, Today

Honoring Those Lost

Remembering Lenny

Local mother deals with the loss of her husband who was on Flight 77.

Remembering Lenny

This Week in Potomac: 9/10

Private Contributions for Schools?

‘End Gridlock’ Sweeps at Large Race

Primary Election Results

‘End Gridlock’ Sweeps at Large Race

Intersection Remains Hazardous

Body Discovered in Pond

Monday, September 9

Real Estate Notes

ASO Prepares for Next Season

Calendar

Port City Playhouse Looks Back on 25 Years

Museum Shop Moves Up

Port City Playhouse Looks Back on 25 Years

Museum Shop Moves Up

ASO Prepares for Next Season

Around Town

Thursday, September 5

SAT Box Scores

Clendaniel Opens New Year with Global Perspective

Langley High Principal Visits China Over the Summer

Clendaniel Opens New Year with Global Perspective

'Concert for Heroes' Celebrates Role of Police, Fire Workers

Out of Darkness: "I Miss Michael"

See Special Section, Out of Darkness

Out of Darkness: "I Miss Michael"

Langley High Principal Gains Global Perspective

Clendanial Visits China Over the Summer

Langley High Principal Gains Global Perspective

'Concert for Heroes' on Sept. 15 Will Celebrate Fire, Police 9/11 Role

In Remembrance of Sept. 11

Son Saves Family from Two-Alarm Fire

Home of Herndon Youth Soccer administrator is destroyed.

Son Saves Family from Two-Alarm Fire

Out of Darkness: No More Secrets

Wednesday, September 4

Faith

Real Estate Notes

Calendar

Fire Departments Adjust to New Landscape

Alexandria, Fairfax County Beef Up Response Capabilities

Fire Departments Adjust to New Landscape

City Officials Reflect, Remember and Respond

Bell-Ringing to begin 'Patriot Day' Sept. 11th Commemoration

People

What's New at Chantilly Academy

New Security Office Result of 9/11

Major Upgrades in Police Department

New Security Office Result of 9/11

People

New Gate Leads from Library to Playground

Families Don't Need Ceremonies to Remind Them of 9/11

Military

Reflections On a Life 'Passed Over'

Mount Vernon Life

Reflections On a Life 'Passed Over'

A Tale of Two Trees

People

Planning Marathon Ends With Deferral and a Yawn

Schools

Martial Arts Provide a Structured After-School Activity

Many martial arts centers offer structured after-school programs that include transportation, help with homework and lessons in self-control.

Martial Arts Provide a Structured After-School Activity

School Notes

Faith

Schools

Faith

Births

Health Officials Await Confirmation on Human West Nile Cases

Faith

Births

School Notes

Herndon Calendar

Ongoing Events

Calendar

Concert Honors Raines' Memory

Gospel Rescue Ministries is Beneficiary

Concert Honors Raines' Memory

Calendar

Reston Calendar

Standing Tall a Year Later — Memories and All

Clubs

Around Town

Calendar

Ongoing Events

Clubs

People Notes

Ongoing Events

Airports Gaining Momentum

More Changes In Store by November

Airports Gaining Momentum

Keeping Faith, One Year Later

Local religious leaders speak out about God and Sept. 11.

Keeping Faith, One Year Later

Wild Chase Ends in Arrests

Other Suspects Sought

Wild Chase Ends in Arrests

Pink Rose Petals Mark Memories in the Potomac

An Engineer's Expertise Joins a Firefighter's Nightmare

Roundups

Preserving Pieces of History

Alexandria Life

Preserving Pieces of History

Students Trek Back to Classrooms

Tourism Still Struggling to Overcome 9/11

What's New at Our Local Schools

A Stronger Family in 14 Weeks

Carlyle Residents on Front Line of Terrorist Trials

People

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Local Fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

News in Brief

One Year Later, Sept. 11 Changes Vary

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Local Fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Smooth Opening for Schools

Primary 2002: Mark K. Shriver

Congressional District 8

Primary 2002: Mark K. Shriver

King St. Crash Claims Life

Falls Church Man Charged with Manslaughter, DWI

King St. Crash Claims Life

Almanac Endorsements: Elrich, Ewing, Renzi, Silverman

County Council At Large

Almanac Endorsements: Elrich, Ewing, Renzi, Silverman

SAT Scores Up

Bunn Indicted in Sexual-Assault Cases

Historic District Opens Doors to the Past

One Year Later, Sept. 11 Changes Vary

Rocky Run Middle: A School Reborn

Two Teens Killed in Fair Oaks Crash

Families of Sept. 11 Don’t Deed Ceremonies to Remember 9/11

People

One Year Later, Sept. 11 Changes Vary

Concert Will Honor Raines' Memory

Pink Rose Petals Mark Memories in the Potomac

Sheriff's Office Audit May End 'Ongoing Dispute'

By Shelley Widhalm

Sheriff's Office Audit May End 'Ongoing Dispute'

Volunteering

People

Loudoun Week

Legacy of 'Let's Roll' Hero is Preserved by His Wife

Business Notes

SAT Scores Higher

Steady Improvement Shown Throughout County

SAT Scores Higher

Crime

People

Families Remember An Anniversary

Airports Gaining Momentum

More Changes In Store by November

Airports Gaining Momentum

Students Are Back

Crime

Supervisors Offer Their 9/11 Perspectives

Crime

Primary 2002: Ira Shapiro

Congressional District 8

Primary 2002: Ira Shapiro

Almanac Endorsement: Shriver for Congress

Crime

Crime Log

Wiehle Extension Opens for Traffic

News in Brief

Almanac Endorsement: Dumais, Feldman, Young for Delegate

Delegate, District 15

Almanac Endorsement: Dumais, Feldman, Young for Delegate

Woman Dead of West Nile Virus

September 4, 2002: This Week in Potomac

Primary 2002: Deborah A. Vollmer

Congressional District 8

Primary 2002: Deborah A. Vollmer

Keeping Faith, One Year Later

Local religious leaders speak out about God and Sept. 11.

Keeping Faith, One Year Later

Primary 2002: Chris Van Hollen

Congressional District 8

Primary 2002: Chris Van Hollen

Citizens of the Year

Remembering, Honoring, Never Forgetting

One Year Later, Sept. 11 Changes Vary

Crime

Town

Tuesday, September 3

Learning to Teach about Sept. 11

Gardening Notes

Musicians Pay Tribute to ‘Heroes’

Hornet Staff Buzzing with Preparation

As students enjoy last days of summer, Herndon High School prepares for first day of school crunch.

Hornet Staff Buzzing with Preparation

SAT Scores Rise Countywide

Wakefield lags, but county continues to exceed national, state averages.

SAT Scores Rise Countywide

Lane-Shifting Down The Road For Highway

Wiehle Extension Opens for Traffic

9/11's Impact on Daily Routines

Van Dorn Connection Comes To Fruition

Roundup

Centers Address Student Special Needs

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Local fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Alternative High Schools Focus on Academics

Education Notebook - 09/04/02

Schools to Mark Anniversary in Silence

Centers Address Student Special Needs

Faith Notes

Centers Address Student Special Needs

Faith Notes

Bioterrorism Grants Add Staff to Local Health Department

Tracking Communicable Diseases

Bioterrorism Grants Add Staff to Local Health Department

Living Up to Expectations

Parents, teachers, students had prepared for Tuesday, but few said they were really ready.

Living Up to Expectations

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Local fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

MetroStage's First Year on North Royal a Success

Good Shepherd Goes International

Weekly Calendar

Calendar

WSC Breathes Life Into Genet Play

MetroStage's FIrst Year on North Royal Street a Success

Artistic Talent Displayed on the Avenue

Food Talk

Artistic Talent Displayed on the Avenue

Good Shepherd Goes International

Stray Pets

Principal Goes Back to School

Romberg takes helm at Dranesville Elementary

Principal Goes Back to School

Herndon Officers in 'Ride to Remember'

Four-day, 250-mile tour will honor fallen public safety and military officers killed on Sept. 11.

Herndon Officers in 'Ride to Remember'

Foundation Keeps Alive Memory of Sept. 11 Victim

25th Annual Burke Festival Promises More

Crime Reports

25th Annual Burke Festival Promises More

Lane-Shifting Down The Road For Highway

Neighbors Demand Fix for Bennett Road

Weeks after one teenage died, concerned residents gathered to voice their concerns about the hilly stretch of road in Oak Hill

Neighbors Demand Fix for Bennett Road

CPR, County Debate Nature of Meetings

County Donates $38K for Wetland Purchase

Lane-Shifting Down The Road For Highway

Monday, September 2

Martial Arts Provide a Structured After-School Activity

Many martial arts centers offer structured after-school programs that include transportation, help with homework and lessons in self-control.

Martial Arts Provide a Structured After-School Activity

Building? Need a Permit

Two Centers Offer Entertaining Mix

Both the Barns of Wolf Trap and the George Mason University Center for the Arts add variety and sparkle to Fairfax County's night life.

Two Centers Offer Entertaining Mix