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Bill Bouie Tells All in Reston

Reston Historic Trust & Museum hosts Bouie's presentation, ‘The History of Reston Sports, Pioneers, Players and Playing Fields.’

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Letter to the Editor: Incumbents or Newcomers?

What’s In Store in Eisenhower Valley

Wegmans, Carlyle Crossing break ground.

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Letter to the Editor: Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences

Great Falls: Langley Boys’ Swim and Dive Team Wins Conference 6 Title

Saxon girls, McLean boys finish runners-up.

The Langley boys' swim and dive team repeated as Conference 6 champion.

Alexandria Snapshot: Catching Scyther

Erik Laughlin, 10, shows mom Amy his capture of the rare Scyther while playing Pokemon Go Aug. 18 near Founders Park. The capture was worth 1,000 CP (combat points) to the duo, who had cycled to Alexandria from Falls Church to seek out new Pokemon Go locations. “We’re having a blast,” said Amy Laughlin. “This is a great way to meet new people.”

Zoning, Pets and Religion, Oh My in Alexandria

In split vote, council approves poultry slaughterhouse.

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In Honor of ‘Birdie’

Brad and Amy Davis establish Water Safety Foundation after losing their youngest son in an accidental drowning.

In Honor of ‘Birdie’

City of Fairfax to Tackle Affordable Housing

Basically, the City of Fairfax’s affordable-housing policy is a work in progress. The City does have a policy but, as its leaders are finding out, it could use some tweaking. It has a flexible policy that between 5 and 12 percent of the total units built should be designated as affordable. But it makes a difference whether these homes are earmarked for those making 80 percent of the City’s median income of $107,000, or 60 percent.

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BPA Donates to 'Birdie' Foundation

Giving comes full circle when BPA donates to foundation established by Taste of Great Falls volunteer.

BPA Donates to 'Birdie' Foundation

Downward Trajectory of Alexandria Public Housing

Council and ARHA reexamining joint approach to redevelopment.

Filling in That ‘Gap’ Year

Kindergarten class at Temple Beth Ami addresses need for smaller classroom setting.

What to do if a five-year-old is not ready to leave nursery school to attend a larger public or private school kindergarten class? Some children are emotionally not ready to move on to a kindergarten class of 20 or more students in a K – 5 elementary school. If a child is immature, timid, has difficulty paying attention, does not feel comfortable socializing or is simply not ready to tackle the kindergarten curriculum, then a solution is to enroll him or her in a smaller kindergarten program which allows for one more year in a more intimate, supportive environment. This is also a program for students whose birth dates make them the youngest in their class.

Vienna: Sergeant Patrick Kiley and Dispatcher II Amy Milliman Receive Service Recognition Award

Sgt. Patrick Kiley and Dispatcher II Amy Milliman received a Service Recognition Award for their outstanding effort in organizing the 2016 Cops and Kids Fun Run. Sgt. Kiley and Dispatcher Milliman were responsible for every detail of the Fun Run, which our department hosted for the first time in several years.

Amy Friedrich Serr, formerly of Alexandria, with her four children in March: clockwise from bottom …

Presenting the $500 award are (from left) Juli Monroe of 1 to 1 Discovery; Amy’s …

Amy Lubinski’s “split-personality” Labrador-pit bull-boxer mix Daphne has a protective, motherly instinct. Lubinski and Daphne …

Sundick, Bruce Engaged

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