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Principal John Hilkert Retires
Head of Greenbriar West Elementary departs to move to Williamsburg.
Principal John Hilkert Retires
6-Acre Lot May Be Developed in Burke Centre
6-Acre Lot May Be Developed in Burke Centre
An Elite Group
Nine Woodson High students named semifinalists in National Merit programs.
An Elite Group
Federal Inquiry Denied
Justice Department will take no action on the Barber case.
Federal Inquiry Denied
Gang Activity On Council Radar
Gang Activity On Council Radar
Re-thinking School Sites
Re-thinking School Sites
No Cherries on Top — Lazy Sundae Leaves Arlington
Local ice cream parlor shuts its doors on Wilson Boulevard and moves to Falls Church.
No Cherries on Top — Lazy Sundae Leaves Arlington
George Mason Wins Healthy School Award
Marines make presentation.
A contingent of Marines from Quantico visited George Mason Elementary School March 1 to present the student body with the Marine Corps Marathon Healthy School Award for their record participation in the 2011 Healthy Kids Fun Run.
'Brother Russia' Comes to Life at Signature Theater
Born in a remote Siberian village, he was raised impoverished and uneducated yet became powerful enough to infiltrate a Russian dynasty. Such was the journey of Grigori Rasputin, whose story is brought to life in the world premier musical of “Brother Russia,” now playing at Signature Theatre.
Week in Great Falls
Things happening in the Great Falls area.
McLean Beats Highlands Swim
The McLean swim team defeated Highlands Swim, 246-174 on July 7.
Signature revives classic Sondheim
For Bobby, the word marriage is actually a sentence — a jail sentence. A perpetual bachelor, he is turning 35 and surrounded by five married couples who all have an opinion about his lifestyle in the Stephen Sondheim musical “Company,” now playing at Signature Theatre.
Paint the Pub Purple
Come one, come all event at O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub in Herndon.
Prepare to “Paint the Pub Purple” when O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub in Herndon hosts a happy hour benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) on Thursday, June 27. Taking place from 4-8 p.m., the happy hour will bring together supporters with drink and food specials and live music.
What Can We Eat For Passover?
Jewish families celebrate the holiday of Passover.
What Can We Eat For Passover?
‘Brothers’ Visit Thoreau
World War II veterans relate experiences to history class.
‘Brothers’ Visit Thoreau
Reston Metropolitan Unveils Rooftop Features
Reston Chamber of Commerce attends ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The rooftop level includes a sports club with cardio-theater equipment and saunas, and a movie screening room with surround sound.
Kaine Hosts Healthcare Roundtable
Roundtable highlights effects of Medicaid cuts from proposed Republican health care bill.
Pool Preparedness: Tips to Get Pool Ready
From The Old Town Boutique District
As of last week, school is officially out. If I may borrow a line from Harold Hill … that means summer break with a capital B, that rhymes with P and that stands for Pool. Unlike the pool in “The Music Man,” the only trouble with the swimming pool is knowing what to bring. Here is the ideal packing list for a swell summer.
Alexandria: Dropping Off 320 Pounds of Drugs
“Drug Take Back” event collects 11 bags of prescription drugs.
In front of the Neighborhood Pharmacy of Del Ray, residents dropped medication into large clear trash liners within cardboard bins from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 16.