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Column: News That’s Fit To Print
As our Publisher and fellow cancer survivor, Mary Kimm, e-mailed back to me last week: “Who knew ‘stable’ could be so exciting?”
Column: Selfless or Selfish
Selfless or Selfish
Military Notes
Military Notes
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Arlington crime reports
Alexandria: Owen Retires from Marine Corps
Acknowledging that he would miss his colleagues in the Naval Aviation Training Systems Program Office (PMA-205), U.S. Marine Corps Col. David Owen, the Marine Corps department head for PMA-205, marked his retirement from the service July 10 during a ceremony at Naval Air Station (NAS) Patuxent River, Md.
Letter: Legislating Experience
In the Washington Post’s recent endorsement of a candidate for delegate in Virginia’s 45th district to the 2015 State Legislature (mostly in Alexandria), the editor failed to identify any of his four opponents, list any of the three debates about to occur, or to acknowledge that in objective terms, the only candidate with actual experience writing and crafting state and federal laws is Mark Levine.
One of Mount Vernon’s Greatest Assets Is Its Diversity
The county welcomes and celebrates one another’s differences and cultural backgrounds.
One of Fairfax County’s greatest assets is our diversity.
Column: One of Fairfax County’s Greatest Assets Is Our Diversity
We welcome and celebrate one another’s differences and cultural backgrounds.
One of Fairfax County’s greatest assets is our diversity.
Sheila Olem Sworn in as Town of Herndon Mayor
Councilmembers sworn in during COVID-19 restricted ceremonies
Mayor Sheila A. Olem was administered the oath of office and sworn in as the duly elected Mayor of the Town of Herndon for a term commencing Jan. 1, 2021, and ending Dec. 31, 2022, by Town Clerk Viki Wellerhaus on Wed., Dec. 10.
Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Week in Herndon
Week in Herndon
Time To Wait?
New lawsuit, new proposals, new policies emerge from Brickyard controversy.
After nearly two years of controversy concerning a 20-acre “future school” site on Brickyard Road, some new ideas emerged as Montgomery County Council held a town meeting on Nov. 7 at the Potomac Community Center.
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Video: The Tao of Al
Junior Danielle King uses Al Pacino speech to get Cavs' soccer team back on track.
Video: The Tao of Al