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- Glass and Light Pollution Threaten BirdsGlass and Light Pollution Threaten Birds
- Aw ShucksThe competition was fierce, but in the end it was the Fish Market that took top honors for the second …
- Stepping UpMore than 450 participants took to the streets of Alexandria in the 43rd annual StepALIVE! Walk-a-thon, helping the nonprofit raise …
- Police Fatally Shoot Woman During Welfare CheckFor 459 days, the Fairfax County Police Department maintained a record free from incidents involving the shooting and killing of …
- Tired of Big Trucks Parking on Our Public Roads, Blocking Your View and Creating Safety Hazards? Use the NEW Parking Reporter Tool!More and more lately, we are seeing our public streets littered with illegally parked commercial vehicles like large box trucks, …
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Sports
- County in a Pickle over Noisy PickleballPickleball
- Madison Ends Season 13-2Almost a year ago the same teams matched up for a showdown in the VHSL Class 6 State Championship. This …
- Madison Tops WestfieldThe Westfield Bulldogs (9-3) traveled to Vienna for a Regional Final game with the Madison Warhawks (11-1) on Nov. 25. …
Politics
- Every Year Is Election Year in VirginiaThis is a big year. Presidential elections historically draw the largest turnout. There are also important local issues and races …
- Herndon’s Mayoral Candidates To Face Off at ForumOn Monday, Sept. 30, from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Cornerstones and the Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce will host the …
- Prison Reform Takes Long, Tortuous PathDel. Patrick Hope (D-47) spearheaded legislation this session that creates a state ombudsman over the Department of Corrections.