Stories for March 2018

Stories for March 2018

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Thursday, March 29

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Sample South America in Old Town Fairfax

Latino fusion cuisine is at Pampasazone.

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Robinson Secondary School Students Join ‘Awakening’

Michael McCabe, 16, points to the ‘great examples of kids in Parkland.’

Angelika Theater Hosts International Film Festival in Fairfax City

The NOVA Festival will take place over two weeks, from April 1 to April 14.

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Fairfax City Council Mulls Boosting Old Town’s Vitality

Farmers market moving to Sager/University public lot.

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Between Thwarted Love and Madness in Fairfax City

Virginia Opera presents “Lucia di Lammermoor” at GMU Center for the Arts.

A Play Full of Joy and Regret in Fairfax City

The Hub explores with “The Pavilion”: Is winning back who you left behind possible?

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Tired of Planning an Escape Route

Tuesday, March 27

Commentary: ‘Channeling Outrage into Activism’

Commentary: Truth about Sports Scholarships

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K9 Teams Hold Workshop, Training

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Operation Medicine Cabinet Cleanout April 28

Service is free, anonymous and no questions asked.

Friday, March 23

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Lighting Up the Stage in Fairfax

Mason Dance Gala Concert Ready for Prime Time

Week in Fairfax

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Robinson Teacher Celebrates Birthday with a Cause

Megan Thrift collects donations to Everytown for Gun Safety.

Fairfax Teen Charged in Student’s Murder

Victim was a junior at Centreville High.

Tuesday, March 20

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Manners in the Tech Age

Etiquette classes aim to teach lost art of manners.

Sunday, March 18

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‘Outstanding Gateway Entrance for Our City’ in Fairfax

Work begins on Scout on the Circle.

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Teen Job Fair Held at Woodson High

About 400 people attend job fair featuring 40 businesses, sponsored by Supervisors and Fairfax Chamber.

Saturday, March 17

Week in Fairfax

Science Innovation and Inspiration

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New bartaco Restaurant Opens in Mosaic District

Offers ‘street food’ in upscale setting inspired by Southern California’s beach culture.

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‘It’s a Privilege to Serve You’ in Fairfax City

Mayor holds campaign kickoff in reelection bid.

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Lake Braddock Secondary Hosts FanQuest

Some 57 special needs students from Robinson, Annandale and Lake Braddock play basketball game.

Friday, March 16

Fairfax Home Sales: February, 2018

In February, 2018, 60 Fairfax homes sold between $1,165,000-$173,500.

Fairfax Home Sales: February, 2018

Wednesday, March 14

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2018 Fairfax County Student Peace Awards

Students from 23 Fairfax County schools recognized for promoting peace and conflict resolution.

Tuesday, March 13

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How ‘Open Floor Plan’ Can Enhance Classic Home

North Arlington residence open to public 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 24.

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Advocates Praise Fairfax County Sheriff’s End to ICE Contract

Sheriff will no longer hold detainees for extra time.

Monday, March 12

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Highlighting Features that Improve Functionality

Designer must-haves for building a dream kitchen.

The Conversation Begins in Fairfax County: Budgeting Words

Board prioritizes compensation for teachers and county employees.

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‘Nevertheless, She Persisted’

Commission for Women celebrates 2018 honorees at Women’s History Month reception.

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Fairfax County Public Safety Heroes Honored

40th annual event held March 9 at the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner.

Thursday, March 8

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300 Gather in Fairfax City for Moms Demand Action

Senator Tim Kaine attends event on common-sense solutions to gun violence.

Wednesday, March 7

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Fairfax City Manager Unveils Proposed FY19 Budget

Recommends a rise in the real-estate tax rate.

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‘This Could Have Ended in Tragedy’ in Fairfax

Police arrest teen who allegedly threatened harm at Fairfax High.

Tuesday, March 6

Full Conversation Requires Money on the Table in Fairfax County

Board intends to keep options open by advertising tax increase.

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Budget Brinkmanship in Virginia

Lawmakers poised to leave town without passing budget.

Budget showdowns are rare in Virginia, but not unprecedented. Back in 2004, Gov. Mark Warner clashed with Republicans over a sales tax increase. Then in 2014, Gov. Terry McAuliffe engaged in brinkmanship over expanding Medicaid. Now lawmakers are poised to end the session once again without passing a budget.

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Extracurriculars: Secret Sauce of Success in Fairfax County

Superintendent’s budget eliminates barrier of $50 activity fee.

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Discussing School Shootings and Other Violence with Children

Open dialogue is key to quelling fear, say mental health professionals.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: No Guns in the Classroom

Gun safety is an American value.

Thursday, March 1

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Valentine’s Day and Volunteers

Seniors learn about opportunities to serve their community.

Schmidt Not Running for Reelection to Fairfax City Council

Called it an “honor and a privilege” to serve the City.

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‘Take a Bite of Fairfax City’

Restaurant Week showcases excellence and diversity of local cuisine.

Commentary: Richmond Report: Assembly at Halfway Point