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Alexandria Home Sales: August, 2017

In August, 2017, 236 Alexandria homes sold between $3,150,000-$112,500.

Alexandria Home Sales: August, 2017

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Upward Bound

Despite ongoing accreditation problems, Jefferson Houston celebrates academic gains.

Jefferson-Houston

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Westfield Defeats Stonewall Jackson

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Alternatives and Alternatives in Alexandria

Budding consensus about improving the capital budget process.

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Seniors Group Celebrates Anniversary

At Gum Springs Community Center.

Gum Springs seniors

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Fundraising for Disaster Relief, Helping in Irma Aftermath

Local firefighters raise $131,278.65 in disaster relief, then rush to hurricane path of destruction on search and rescue mission.

Fundraising for Disaster Relief, Helping in Irma Aftermath

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Honoring Those Who Support The C&O Canal

“Park After Dark” fundraiser this Saturday.

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Addie’s Restaurant Opens in Park Potomac

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From left are Karyn Simon, Lisa Raker, Amy Gleklen and Rhonda Kaufman.

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Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Capt. Matthew C. Burns adds another bill to his boot …

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Ami Aronson

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Boot Filled with Love

Fairfax County firefighters raise another $126,736 for disaster relief.

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Mclean Orchestra Names Gerald Fowkes Music Director of the McLean Youth Orchestra

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School Community Fights Hunger in Reston

South Lakes PTSA kept students in need fed all summer.

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Potomac Almanac Entertainment Calendar through September

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In August, 2017, 236 Alexandria homes sold between $3,150,000-$112,500.

Despite ongoing accreditation problems, Jefferson Houston celebrates academic gains.

Budding consensus about improving the capital budget process.

At Gum Springs Community Center.

Local firefighters raise $131,278.65 in disaster relief, then rush to hurricane path of destruction on search and rescue mission.

“Park After Dark” fundraiser this Saturday.

Fairfax County firefighters raise another $126,736 for disaster relief.

South Lakes PTSA kept students in need fed all summer.