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‘Small Candle of Hope in a Troubled World’
Ahmadiyya Muslim Women hold interfaith peace dialogue.
Sometimes it takes a woman to lead the way — or, at least, to plant the seeds of a good idea. And that’s what happened when the Women’s Association of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community hosted an interfaith dialogue on peace.
Teacher Cadet Program Goes Beyond Books
Teacher Cadet Program Goes Beyond Books
Wellbeing: How To Set Realistic Goals
Local experts say the key to success is setting achievable goals.
Laura Wheeler Poms, of Fairfax, set out to earn a doctorate degree and make a career change. As a wife, mother and working professional, the goal, she said, often felt lofty. “Writing my dissertation at times felt overwhelming, especially if I looked at it as one huge project,” said Poms, who now holds a Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology and is an assistant professor of global and community health at George Mason University in Fairfax. “I set goals like writing one page or doing one analysis each day and I was able to get it done. I also gave myself little rewards along the way.”
‘We’re Not the Sum of Our Labels’
Centreville High presents “Curious Incident of Dog in Night-Time.”
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Helping Hands across the World
Peace Corps offers information session at Pohick Library.
Helping Hands across the World
Helping Hands across the World
Peace Corps offers information session at Pohick Library.
Helping Hands across the World
Helping Hands across the World
Peace Corps offers information session at Pohick Library.
Helping Hands across the World
'How to Eat Like a Child' Returns to Stage
'How to Eat Like a Child' Returns to Stage
Westfield Students Learn about Ethics
Westfield Students Learn about Ethics
Tulloch Criticizes CPAM Opponents
Supervisor claims Campaign for Loudoun's Future is wrong to announce developers will build 42,000 new homes.
Tulloch Criticizes CPAM Opponents
Childhood Hobbies: Finding the Right Fit
Experts offer suggestions for choosing extracurricular activities for the fall.
While many are still basking in the lazy days of summer, Anna Faust is planning her 5-year-old son’s after-school activity schedule for the fall.
School Board Mulls Greater Recess Time
Parents argue that longer breaks will improve student achievement, health.
School Board Mulls Greater Recess Time
Nutritionist Draws a Crowd at McLean High
More than 150 attend the ‘Power of Your Plate’ talks.
When a presentation draws double the audience expected, someone has hit a hot spot. On Tuesday, April 24 at McLean High School, local nutritionist Victoria Wood pulled in an audience of over 150 with her talk, "The Power of Your Plate."