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• Telephone Support Group for Family Caregivers of Older Adults
• Volunteers Needed for Falls Church Older Adult
• Female Needed to Assist Older Adult
• City of Falls Church Suspends Sale of Water Utility Until Further Notice
• Army General Counsel Rules Falls Church Can't Sell Its Water to Private Entity
• Fairfax’s Bulova, F.C.’s Snyder Exchange Letters as F.C. Sets to Open Water Bids
• Anglicans Hand Keys of Historic Falls Church to Episcopalians
• Episcopal Letter Expresses 'Disappointment' With Falls Church Anglican's Court Appeal
• Bulova Letter to F.C. City Council Urges Merger of F.C, Fairfax Water
• Snyder Makes Direct, Public Appeal To Bulova to Negotiate Water Deal
• Kaine Returns to F.C. Community Center 2nd Time in 2 1/2 Weeks
• Kaine Speaks at F.C. Community Center
• Snyder in Direct Appeal to Bulova, F.C. Council Moves Water System Sale
• American Craft Beer Week 2012
• Group Announces Rally at F.C. City Hall Monday to Oppose Water Sale
• Volunteer Needed
• Korean-Speaking Volunteers Needed
• F.C. Council Set to OK Preliminary Ordinance on Selling Water System
• Large Scale Mixed-Use Project 1st New Submission in 5 Years
• Falls Church Jan-March Revenues Ahead of Last Year & Current Projections
• F.C. Council Prepared to Give Prelim OK for Water System Sale May 14
• Baroukh, Duncan, Tarter Win Election to F.C. City Council
• Gardner Guilty on 3 Counts of Sexual Assault; Jury Recommends 22 Years
• Economic Development is Common Theme in F.C. Election Result Tonight
• Baroukh Re-Elected, Tarter, Duncan Voted On to F.C. City Council
• Gardner Jury Recesses Until Morning
• Gardner Denies All Charges Against Him; Defense and Prosecution Rest Cases
• BULLETIN: Judge Denied Motion by Breakaway Group to Keep Church Property Pending Appeal
• Detective Testifies Newton Told Her to Delay Executing Gardner Search Warrant (Gardner Trial Final Friday Update)
• High Probability of Gardner DNA Match to Children’s Clothing, Analyst States; Third Girl Identifies Defendant as Attacker (Final Thursday Report)
• High Probability of Gardner DNA Match to Children’s Clothing, Analyst States (First Thursday Report)
• 7 Candidates on Ballot for F.C. Council Election Next Tuesday
• Second Girl Identifies Gardner as Attacker; DNA Expert Testifies (Wednesday Final Report)
• First Complainant Identifies Gardner as Attacker (Final Tuesday Report)
• Gardner Trial to Start Tuesday
• F.C. City Council Adopts FY 13 Budget With No Late Surprises
• F.C. Council Votes to Withdraw Plan to Remove Street Parking
• Council Candidates Seek to Create Daylight on Positions
• F.C. Council Poised to OK Budget Hitting All Its Desired Policy Goals
• Paltry Turn Out at 2nd Falls Church Town Hall Meeting on Budget
• F.C. Council Agrees, Consensus Exists For 5.5% Salary Hike for City Employees
• Guest Commentary: F.C.: It’s All About Commercial Development
• Falls Church Sets Process in Motion to Sell Water System
• ‘Continuing’ Episcopalians Come Home At Last to The Falls Church
• Falls Church Issues Formal Statement On Process for Water System Sale
• F.C. Council Votes 6-1 to Launch Process for Sale of Water System
• BREAKING: F.C. Council to Act on lst Step To Sell Water System Tonight
• Episcopalians Return to Historic Falls Church To Pack Chapel for Easter Service
• F.C. Council Sharply Split on Pay Levels for City Employees
• Shields Says He Wanted Real Pay Hike for City Employees All Along
• Whiff of Partisanship Arouses Angst in F.C. Council Election
• F.C. City Manager Shields Confesses He Favors More $ for City Employees
• F.C. City Employees Jam Council Chambers, Press for Salary Hike
• F.C. Council Candidates Strive To Establish Ways They Differ
• Falls Church City Employees Jam City Council Hearing, Want Salary Hike
• PHOTO: Council Chambers Packed for Meeting Tonight
• F.C.’s 1st Budget Town Hall a Dud; Schools Push for Revenue Sharing
• Akridge Ditches ‘Gateway’ Plan, To Sell N. Washington Property
• Shields Proposes 6.7% Budget Hike With No Tax Rate Increase
• Details of Shields' Budget Reflect Focus on Economic Development
• F.C. Council Eschews Flexibility In Advertised Tax Rate for FY13
• F.C. City Employees Issue Distress Call on FY13 Budget
• F.C. City Manager Recommends 6.7% Budget Hike at No Tax Hike
• Mason's Boys' Deepest Run In State Tourney Since '55 Falls Short
• Mason High Girls Win Third State Title in 4 Years
• Mason High Girls, Boys in State Hoops Title Games Today
• Mason Boys Inspired to Overcome Loss of Ogle, Coach Capannola Says
• Mason Girls Tough It Out To Advance to State Title Game
• Mason Girls Win, to State Title Game Vs. Gale City Saturday
• F.C. Officials Heartened: 9 Respond Interested in Future of Water System
• F.C. School Board OKs $37.6 Million Budget With ‘Full Step’
• Va. Supreme Court Denies Fairfax Petition Vs. Falls Church
• F.C. Files Lawsuit to Nullify Fairfax Anti-F.C. Water Ordinance
• Henneberg Joins Field of 7 for F.C. Council as Deadline Passes
• Falls Church Receives 9 Expressions Of Interest in Its Water System
• Mason Girls, Boys Back To States Final Four With Wins
• Mason Boys Advance to State Semifinals With 56-52 Win
• Judge Orders Historic Falls Church Keys, $ to Episcopalians By April 30
• 2 More Candidates Enter F.C. Council Race, Deadline Looms
• Over Citizen Objections, F.C. Council OKs Watershed Plan
• Hillwood Square Residents Vote To Sell to Archstone Developer
• Barraged by National Derision & Anger, McDonnell Buckles on Ultrasound Law
• F.C. Council Votes to Launch Effort at Determining Future of Water System
• Once More With Feeling: Annual Wammies Awards in F.C. Sunday
• F.C. Council Authorizes Issuance on Requests of Interest on Water System
• F.C. Council to Initiate Study of 'Alternatives' to Water Ownership
• Guest Commentary: We Need Aggressive Council Action on Development
• N. Va. Dem Lawmakers Mobilize to Assail GOP Extremism in Richmond
• Another 3 Jump Into F.C. City Council Fray, More Expected
• Spanish-Speaking Adult Day Health Care Assistant Needed
• New F.C. Assessments Reveal Overall 4 Percent Housing Hike
• Top Reasons to Start a Massage Therapy Career
• Obama Delivers Housing Reform Comments in Falls Church
• Virginia Episcopal Diocese Bishop Outlines Property Transition Plan
• Lawrence Webb Announces Bid For Re-Election to F.C. Council
• Kaine at Eden Center, Pressed By Viet-Am Leaders on Aug. 11 Raid
• Cecily Shea Selected to Temporarily Fill Vacant F.C. School Board Seat
• Local Lawmakers Warn Constituents Of Grim Outcomes Due in Richmond
• Petersen Confirms Plan to Delay Anti-Fairfax Water Grab Measure
• 8 F.C. Citizens Seek Appointment To Fill Vacant School Board Seat
• Grim Prospects for Richmond Outlined in F.C. Town Hall
• Grocery Shopper Needed in Falls Church
• Fairfax Court Rules Decisively for Episcopal Diocese Vs. Defectors
• F.C. Schools Superintendent Proposes 7% Budget Hike
• BREAKING: Court Rules for Diocese of Virginia Vs. Breakaway Group on Church Properties
• F.C. School Board Adopts Draft Capital Improvement Plan
• F.C. School Superintendent Recommends 5 New Teachers, Salary Hikes
• F.C. School Board Issues Call for Appointment to Fill Vacancy
• City of F.C. Faces Year of Opportunities, Challenges from Big Next Door Neighbor
• Former F.C. City Councilman Perry Dies, Served Many Posts in City
• Watch Night on New Year’s Eve Draws Most to F.C. Yet
• Sen. Mary Margaret Whipple Says Goodbye to Richmond Next Week
• McDonnell Proposes K-12 & Medicaid Cuts in New Va. Budget; Battles Loom
• Motion for Dismissal Denied in Gardner Case
• Falls Church Officials Lash Out at ‘Illegal’ Fairfax County Water Move
• Falls Church Schools Lose Guba to Retirement, Riccards to Relocation
• F.C. Council Emerges from Closed Session With 2 Legal Motions
• F.C. Council Adopts Higher Fund Balance Reserve Level
• F.C. Council Gives Final OK To Reduce Voting Precincts to 3
• Fairfax Co. Supervisors Clear Away Competition for New Water Service
• F.C. Touts Visibility to Gain Some Holiday Economic Advantage
• F.C. Mayor, Council Members React Strongly to Fairfax County Power Grab
• BREAKING: Fairfax County Board Unanimously OKs Power Grab Over Water Services
• State Sen. Petersen Tells N-P Fairfax Water Grab "Can't Be Legal"
• State Sen. Petersen Looks to Block Fairfax County Water Power Grab
• Fairfax Supervisors Mull 'Knock Out Punch' Water Legislation Tuesday
• Harris Teeter Option Returns to F.C.
• F.C. Council OKs, 6-1, Toothless Effort at Non-Partisan Elections
• F.C. Council Votes 6-1 to Seek Charter Change on 'Non Partisanship'
• First November Elections, Now No CBC to Nominate Slates for Them
• Standing Room Only at GMHS Memorial for Richard Marsh, 16
• F.C.'s Citizens for Better City Votes 47-3 to Opt Out of Nominating Process
• Fall Hoops Tourney to Be Named For Late F.C. Youth Richard Marsh
• F.C.'s Citizens for a Better City May Vote to Withdraw from Historic Role
• F.C. Faces Rivals' Muscle in Bid for Rt. 7 Trolley Line
• F.C. Council Punts on Ward Changes, OKs New Traffic Calming Regime
• Bulova Faces 3 Opponents in Bid for Re-Election as Fairfax Board Chair
• Sharp Divisions Persist on Nov. 8 Ballot Referendum on Date of F.C. Elections
• F.C. Council OK's 2-Year Extension of Child Care Lease
• PHOTO: To Move or Not to Move
• F.C. & Easter Seals Agree to Extend Child Center Lease 2 Years at $3,000 Per Month
• City of FC, Easter Seals Enter Into Closed Negotiation on Lease Renewal Tonight
• Saslaw Urges Passage of Referendum To Move F.C. Elections to November
• Veteran State Sen. Saslaw on Ballot In F.C. for First Time in November
• Moran Gets Fired Up, Supports Efforts Of 'Occupy Wall Street' Protesters
• F.C. Citizens Cite "Chronic" Storm Water Problems at Town Hall Meeting
• In Mason District, Veteran Incumbent Penny Gross Faces GOP Challenger
• Gardner Attorney Disputes News Report Of DNA Results in Child Molestation Case
• Michael Gardner Defense Plans Press Release Denying Press Reports on DNA
• Official Sept. 30 Report Show F.C. Schools' Total Enrollment at 45 Year High
• PHOTO: F.C. Featured on Travel Channel TV Show
• President Clinton to Headline McLean Event to Buoy Dems in Virginia Senate
• F.C. Sets Oct. 17 Town Hall to Address Major Flooding Issues
• Value of F.C. Retirement Fund Assets Plunged 11% in 3rd Quarter, Council Told
• Falls Church Fire Marshall, Police Chief Warn of Depleted Capabilities
• Firearms Shop Sets Up in City of Falls Church
• Fairfax Plans Water Rate Hike, F.C. Braces for More Legal Offensives
• National Journalist Society Deeply Divided in Vote Vs. Helen Thomas
• Fairfax Board OK’s First Big Tysons Redevelopment
• F.C. Council: Initial OK to Reducing Precincts
• F.C. Council Seeks Public Clarification On Issue of $4.1 Million Budget Surplus
• Connolly in Sharp-Tongued Rebuke Of Job-Obstructing Ideologues
• ‘Cautious Optimism’ at F.C. City Hall as Final FY11 #s Show $4 Million Surplus
• Commission Wants Fairfax Takeover of F.C. Water
• F.C. Wound Up $4 Million Ahead In Final FY2011 Budget
• F.C. Council Mulls Increasing Fund 17 Percent of Operating Costs
• F.C. Leaders Scramble to Mend Frayed Ties With Eden Center After Police
• F.C. Council Votes Unanimously to Raise Water Rates by 8 Percent
• Eden Center Business Leaders Protest to F.C. Council for Gang Task Force Action
• F.C. Council ‘Back in Saddle,’ Faces Daunting Work Plan in Months Ahead
• Plan to Reduce F.C. Voting Wards From 5 to 3 Set for Vote Monday
• Falls Church Council to Vote Monday On Reducing Election Precincts to 3
• Falls Church Council Mulls Seeking Exemption from Dept. of Justice Reviews
• New Superintendent Dr. Jones Kicks Off F.C. School Year at Convocation
• Tim Kaine Stops in Falls Church For Interview With News-Press
• Famous Dave's Opens Location in F.C. With F.C. Dignitaries' 'Rib Cutting'
• A Library Jubilee! Let Loose in the Library
• F.C. Community Center, Library Open Regular Hours Today, City Officials Report
• PHOTOS: Falls Church Recovers from Irene
• Power Restored in Some F.C. Areas, All Restoration Estimates Monday
• 3,000 Homes Without Power in City of Falls Church as Storm Passes
• Virginia Gov. McDonnell: Report Road Closings By Calling 511
• Irene Begins to Hit D.C. Area, Winds of 45 MPH, Trees Down in Area
• Virginia Receives Federal Emergency Support
• F.C. City Officials Prep for Hurricane Irene in Afternoon Meeting
• Area Braces for ‘Earth, Wind’ One-Two Punch: Irene Following on Earthquake
• Stamos Rolls to Lopsided Win in Low-Turnout Primary Tuesday
• Back to School for Falls Church - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• With All Precincts Reporting, Stamos in Landslide for Arlington County Attorney
• Earthquake Rocks Falls Church & Beyond
• Fairfax Circuit Court Dismisses All Water Refund Cases Vs. F.C.
• Regional Gang Task Force in Major Eden Center Bust Here
• 1 Dem Primary Race on F.C. Ballot Tuesday, Tough Challenges Nearby
• Regional Gang Task Force Announces Success Thwarting Eden Center Gang
• Candidates Struggle to Make Voters Aware of Primary Election Aug. 23
• Mayor Baroukh Offers Views In ‘State of the City’ Interview
• Lazy August Not Deterring Growing Concern for November Referendum
• F.C. Schools Learn Moving Into N. Cherry St. Will Cost $2 Million
• Volunteers Needed for Meals on Wheels Program
• Volunteers Needed To Deliver Vietnamese-Style Meals to Older Adults
• Done! F.C. Council Unanimous in OK Of Hilton Garden Inn for W. Broad St.
• VDOT Set to Launch $110 Million Gallows & Rt. 29 Intersection Dig
• F.C. Council Gives Final OK For Hilton Garden Inn, 6-0
• Dirt Flies as Groundbreaking Kicks Off Long-Awaited Northgate Project
• F.C. Council Poised for Final OK of Hilton Garden Inn Plan
• F.C. Planning Body in Unanimous Vote to Favor Hilton Garden Inn
• F.C. Council Schedules Lengthy Closed Session on Water Litigation
• Gardner Court Appearance in F.C.: Charges Presented in Great Detail
• Fairfax Pols Turn Up Heat, Pressure F.C. To Cough Up Its Water System
• Judge Rules Gardner Case to Trial; Gardner Denied Contact to His Children
• F.C. Braces for Major Media Blitz for Gardner Trial Tuesday
• F.C. City Council Defers Adoption of New Water Rate to September
• McLean Community Group Challenges F.C.'s Shields on Water Rate Hike Plan
• Dems Meet in Richmond Next Week To Gear Up for Electoral Challenges
• F.C. Council Gives Preliminary OK, 6-0, To 8% Water Rate Hike Over Protests
• 1st Court Date Set July 12 in Sexual Abuse Case Vs. Michael Gardner
• F.C. Council Gives Preliminary OK to Water Rate Hike Plan Despite Protests
• Michael Gardner's Attorney to FCNP: 'Categorical Denial'
• Michael Gardner Arrest Stuns Entire D.C. Region
• Dr. Berlin Concludes Her 7 Years at Helm of Falls Church City Schools
• Plethora of Campaigns Shaping Up for N. Va. This Season
• Former Rep. Davis Warns Nation 'Flying Into a Mountain' on Debt, Deficit Crises
• Sam Waters Wins Cappies Honor For Best Male Vocalist in Region
• F.C. Delivers Swift Reply to Fairfax Call to Ditch Rate Increase
• F.C. Council OKs Task Force on Child Development Center, Gardner Designated
• F.C. City Officials Violate 'Sunshine Laws' By Debating Issues Via Email
• F.C. Community Roils Over Controversial Drug-Sniffing Dogs' Search at GMHS
• New F.C.Planning Chief Tells Council, 'You Must Make Density Your Friend'
• F.C. Council Sets Path to Explore Joint Use of Development Center
• F.C. Commercial 'Sector Plans' Should Aim At Big Boosts in Densities, City Planner Says
• F.C. Council Sets Task Force to Seek Plan for Child Development Center
• F.C. Memorial Day 2011: A Twitter Project
• F.C.'s Thomas Jefferson Elementary Secures Major Federal Grant for Expansion
• F.C. Housing Group's New Alliance Blazes Fresh Approach Nationally
• F.C. Council Unanimous in Rejection of All User Demands for Water Refunds
• F.C. Council Votes 6-0 to Deny All Requests for Refunds from Water System
• Mason Once Again Named One of D.C.-Area's Most Challenging High Schools
• Hilton Garden Inn Project a Priority Of F.C. Council, July Target for OK
• No Sign Yet of GOP Challenges to Dems in 2011 F.C. Area Elections
• F.C. Council Urged to Adopt Robust New Commercial Incentives Policy
• Kaine Kicks Off U.S. Senate Run With Speech to Fairfax Democrats
• Breakaway Witnesses on Stand at Falls Church Property Trial Today
• Developers Contend F.C. Continues to Tie Hands With Delays, Impediments
• Osama Bin Laden Killed by American Forces
• New State Senate Redistricting Plan Passes With Bipartisan Support, 32-5
• After 7 Years, Episcopal/Defector Dispute May Be Nearing a Close
• F.C. Council Finalizes $65 Million FY12 Budget, Vows Economic Growth Push
• F.C. Council Approves Final #s for $65 Million Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
• F.C. Council Votes 6-1 for $1.27 Tax Rate for Fiscal Year 2012
• F.C. 'Out of Abundance of Caution' Delays Water Rate Increase
• Justice Department OK's Falls Church Switch Back to May City Elections
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers for Vietnamese Older Adults
• F.C. Council Majority Favors $1.27 Tax Rate as Final Vote Monday
• Countdown to Decision: F.C. Council Gets Ready for Final Vote on Budget
• Global Turmoil, Revolutions Translate Into School Enrollment Growth in F.C.
• F.C. School Board Chair Hails Mayor at Town Hall Meeting
• No Budget Consensus as F.C. Council Hosts Final Town Hall Tomorrow
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
• Jones Visits to Sign Contract As F.C's New Superintendent
• F.C. Council Mulls Bigger Tax Hike, Boosting Pay for City Employees
• F.C. City Council Tilts To Library Fund Restoration, Added Bonuses & Taxes
• F.C. Chamber of Commerce Board Votes Unanimously to Oppose Tax Overlay
• Shields Revises Recommendation, Calls for F.C. Tax Rate Boost to $1.28
• New F.C. School Superintendent Welcomes Challenges in New Job
• F.C. Council Mulls Boosting Take Home Pay for City Employees
• Can F.C. Afford Major Renovation Of City Hall in Such Tough Times?
• F.C. Council Hears Capital Improvement Plans, Funding Options at Work Session
• GMHS Teacher Back in Classroom Today After 6-Week Suspension
• Whipple Tells News-Press, Despite Posturing, Deal is Done for Redistricting This Week
• F.C. Human Resources Director: 'In 25 Years, I've Never Seen Anything Like It'
• Dr. Toni Jones Named New School Superintendent of F.C. City System
• Showdown Looms on Relocation Of F.C. School Office to City Hall
• Terry McAuliffe to Bring High Energy to F.C. Talk Sunday
• F.C. Council Moves Plan Forward To Raise Water Fees
• F.C. Council Moves Naming City Open Space for Howard Herman
• Meals on Wheels Volunteer for Vietnamese Older Adults
• F.C. Police Chief Cautions on Impact of New Staff Burdens
• F.C. School Board Lashes Out At Long-Term $ Assumptions
• A Review of The Selfish Giant by Our-Kids.com
• F.C. Police Chief Acknowledges Pressures With Staff Reductions
• Fur Flies as F.C. School Board Challenges Long-Range Assumptions
• Shields Proposes F.C. Budget With Stiff Take-Home Pay Cuts, 6 Layoffs
• F.C. Police Sergeant Tells Council 7 Officers Looking for Other Jobs
• Shields Unveils His Recommended F.C. Budget, 6 Layoffs, 1¢ Tax Rise
• Shields Readies Budget
• Redistricting Could Shift Falls Church Into New Senate District, Pundits Say
• F.C.'s ZOAC Recommendations Issued To City Council, No Action Until May
• City of F.C. Files With U.S. DOJ For Ruling on Local Election Change
• Mary Margaret Whipple Won't Seek 5th Term in November
• Fairfax Schools Boost Salary Hike Priority, Will Offer 2% & Full 'Step'
• F.C. Citizens Lash Out at Zoning Director in Heated Council Hearing
• Last-Minute Deal De-Fangs Bill Threatening F.C. Water
• Momentum Persists in Effort To Reinstate Mason Teacher
• Falls Church, Arlington Agree to Size of Outstanding Jail Bill
• F.C. School Board Finds a Way: Zero-Growth Budget & Pay Hike
• Strong Outpouring of Support by Students, Parents for Suspended GMHS Teacher
• F.C. School Board Adds Half a 'Step' Salary Hike & Bonuses in Its Request
• Shields to F.C. School Board: 'We Owe Arlington Only $1.1 Million'
• FCPS Middle School Students to Learn About Careers in Engineering from ExxonMobil Employees
• FCPS Announces Special Education Conference With Workshops for Students
• F.C. Council Votes Hike in Sewer Rates Without Objections
• Shields: Population Growth in F.C. Contrasts to 11% Cut in City Budgets
• F.C. Council Takes Fire Marshal 'In House' For 1st Time
• FCPS Students Win 59 Regional Awards in Scholastic Writing Competition
• FCPS Students to Perform at Carnegie Hall as Members of Flutopia Wind Ensemble
• Vietnamese Speaking Volunteer Needed to Help Falls Church Older Adults
• Volunteer Driver Needeed
• Clarke Tops Mason Boys in Playoff for Bull Run Title
• Fairfax County School Board to Host Budget Forum on February 26
• Eugene Coleman III Named Student Representative to Fairfax County School Board
• F.C. Assessment-Sales Price Gap Issue Continues to Nag City Hall
• F.C. Budget Squeeze Vexes Council, School Board Vote Set Next Tuesday
• TJHSST Student Named Top Youth Volunteer in Prudential Spirit of Community Program
• FCPS Hosts Inaugural HOSA District Event
• F.C. Council Berates City Staff for Lack of Warning on Audit Snafu
• F.C. Council Begins Confronting Budget 'Armageddon' With Rate Hikes, Pay Cuts
• Report: Falls Church Fails Timely Disclosure Of Finances for State Audit
• Fairfax County School Board Approves FY 2012 Advertised Budget; Pledges to Expand Full-Day Kindergarten
• F.C. Assessor's Report Appears Contradicted By Sales Numbers
• F.C. School Chief: Egypt Crisis May Spur Unexpected Enrollment Growth
• FCPS Students Win 448 Regional Awards in Scholastic Art Competition
• F.C. Real Estate Assessments Up 2%, But Commercial Down
• Uprising in Egypt May Impact F.C. Schools, Superintendent Warns
• City of F.C. Announces Appointment Of James Snyder as Planning Chief
• West Potomac Academy Fashion Design Students Present Designs at Crystal Couture Fashion Event
• FCPS Families, Employees Support Beginning School Before Labor Day
• West Potomac Academy Students Create Memory Boxes for Capital Hospice Patients
• Falls Church City Schools Closed Today
• Push Back from F.C. Teachers Begins Vs. Zero-Growth Budget
• At Long Last, Another Large-Scale Mixed Use Project is OK'd for F.C.
• After 5 Years, Akridge's Falls Church Project Gets Final OK in 7-0 Vote
• F.C. City Manager Shields Says Talks Underway With Arlington on Shared Costs
• F.C. School Board Chair Cautions Council About Low Morale in Schools
• Edison High Sets Art Gallery Opening, Sells Student Work to Fund Scholarships
• FCPS Facilities Staff Recommends Southwestern Boundary Adjustments
• Fairfax County School Board Approves FY 2012-16 Capital Improvement Program
• FCPS, 98 Schools Earn Virginia Index of Performance Awards
• Annandale High to Host Sixth Annual Just World Festival to Encourage Global Citizenship
• CNN Affords Helen Thomas Time for Her Side of Story
• Whipple, Scott Assail 'Fool's Gold' at Town Hall Meeting
• Fairfax County Public Schools to Host Two Instructional Job Fairs
• Akridge Concludes at Joint F.C. Work Session: 'No Major Stumbling Blocks'
• New Shocker for F.C.: Arlington Co. Claims City Owes Extra $2.2 Million
• Photo Red Light Enforcement In Falls Church Begins Today
• Nine FCPS Students Named 2011 Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalists
• Help Long Term Care Residents
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
• F.C. Goes on Charm Offensive to Allay Anger Among Water Users
• FCPS Awarded Two Awards for FY 2011 Budget Documents
• F.C. Schools Superintendent Offers Zero-Growth Budget Plan
• F.C. Goes on Public Relations Offensive in Water Dispute
• Shields: Property Values Rising Above September Projections
• FCPS Schedules Peer Mentoring Conference
• FCPS Superintendent Proposes FY 2012 Budget to Support Continued Student Growth and Salary Increases
• FCPS Sets Community Outreach Meetings as Part of Annandale Regional Planning Study
• Veteran Journalist Thomas Resumes Column Today in News-Press
• F.C. Files for 'Injunctive Relief' in Water Cases
• Scott Says Virginia Legislature Opens Facing ‘Toughest Budget in 20 Years’
• Robinson Secondary DECA to Sponsor Sound of Fashion Show
• Paul Rupp Named VATA Secondary School Athletic Trainer of the Year
• Fairfax Academy Hosts Industry Professionals for Creative Leaders Day
• '24 Hour Fitness' Presents Plans At F.C. City Hall Work Session
• FCPS Announces Open Enrollment for Two-Way and Partial Immersion World Language Programs
• FCPS Accepting Applications for Elementary Magnet School Programs
• FCPS Career and Transition Services to Hold Open House January 19
• Famous Dave's BBQ Eyes Locating At Original Pancake Site in F.C.
• Nursing for Christ Ministries, Inc.
• New Court Filing Demands F.C. Refund All Fairfax Water Customers
• FCPS and Fairfax Chamber to Launch New Foundation for Fairfax County Public Schools
• New Court Filing Demands F.C. Refund All Fairfax Water Customers
• 'Watch Night' on New Year's Eve in F.C. Packed With Music, Fun
• 2 Fairfax Apartment Complexes Sue F.C. for Water Refund, Ask $96,558
• West Potomac Academy Students Donate Music Compilation CDs to Capital Hospice
• Marshall High Teacher Named Virginia's 2010 Outstanding Economic Educator of the Year
• FCPS Proposes Accelerating Renovation Projects in FY 2012-16 Capital Improvement Program
• Twenty-Four FCPS Teachers Earn Certification From National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
• Six Fairfax County Schools Named Finalists for CSPA Crown Awards
• F.C. City Public Schools Close 2 Hours Early, Cancel Evening Activities
• In N. Va., Webb Takes Point on Tax Compromise Push
• Fairfax Co. Demands Falls Church Pay Back for Water 'Overcharges'
• Academic Team Continues Undefeated Season
• F.C. Tops Nation in Median Income, Ratio of College Grads
• Briefing Set to Report Efforts to Recover F.C. Water 'Overcharges'
• New FCPS Middle School to Open in September 2012
• F.C. Police Announce Dec.19 Launch of Photo Red Light Enforcement
• Webb Hails Obama Tax Deal In Arlington Chamber Speech
• Affordable Housing Leaders Say: 'Falls Church Doesn't Want Us'
• Idea from West Springfield High Students Develops Into Born With Love Nonprofit Organization
• New FCPS Middle School to Open in September 2012
• Fairfax County School Board Approves 2011-12 School Calendar
• Edison Academy Students Provide STEM Lessons to Clermont Elementary Students
• Marshall Academy Entrepreneurship Students to Hold 5-Star Market
• F.C. Pension, Retirement Shortfall Challenges Council With Options
• Housing Group Opts Out of F.C. City Efforts
• Trodden Announces Retirement, Endorses Stamos
• Number of FCPS Students Taking AP and IB Exams Continues to Rise
• Music and Computer Technology Students at Fairfax Academy Featured in MCTfest
• F.C. Child Dies After Allegedly Being Thrown From Sixth-Floor Walkway by Grandmother
• F.C. Council Mulls Options to Address Growing Pension Fund Pressures
• Woodson High School Jams for Pakistan
• 5 State Titles, But GMHS Won't Rehire Soccer Coach
• F.C. Retains AAA Bond Rating Despite Fairfax Water Suit Loss
• F.C. Maintains AAA Bond Rating Despite Losing Water Case
• South Lakes High Students to Cook Thanksgiving Turkeys for Homeless Shelter Residents
• West Potomac Academy, Alexandria Community Dance Present
• N. Va. Dems Soul Search in Wake of Midterm Elections
• 4-Year Court Struggle Over Water Ends With Final Setback for F.C.
• FCPS Announces Early Closing On Wednesday, November 24
• FCPS Student Journalists Win Accolades at JEA-NSPA Fall Convention
• Va. Supreme Court Denies F.C. Petition for Water Case Rehearing
• Hutchison Elementary Sixth Grade Students to Participate in Global Town Hall on Math, Science
• Marshall High DECA Club Plans Weeklong Celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week November 15-19
• Fashion Design Students at West Potomac Academy to Host Celebrity Professionals
• Signs of New Life Seen for Stalled Major Mixed-Use Projects in F.C.
• Nine FCPS Choral Students Accepted Into National ACDA Choirs
• FCPS to Host Northern Virginia Regional High School Student Mediation Conference
• F.C. Council Gives Preliminary OK to Akridge's Gateway Mixed Use Project
• FCPS Schedules Groundbreaking for Lacey Center Site Elementary School
• Works by FCPS Art Teachers Featured in Third Annual Artist Teacher Exhibition
• F.C. School Board To Apply for Federally-Subsidized Bonds
• F.C. Council Finalizes Move to Repeal November Election Date
• FCPS Invites Businesses, Community Organizations to Explore Five Ways to Partner With Schools
• Police Shoot Man After Car Theft in Falls Church
• Connolly Squeaks, Moran Glides, But GOP Tide Sweeps the Nation
• F.C. School Board Bucks Push for Premature Budget Limits
• Moran Claims Victory, Tells Backers 'A Difficult 2 Years Lie Ahead'
• Rep. Connolly Declares Narrow Victory in 11th District
• FCPS Wins Four Awards From CHESPRA
• F.C. School Board Repels Council Pressure to Adopt Early Budget #
• FCPS Adult and Community Education to Offer Safe Teen Driving Program
• Chantilly High Touch of Class Show Choir Named America's Favorite by Parade Magazine
• F.C. Schools Superintendent Berlin Announces Retirement Plans
• Chantilly Academy Partners With QL+ , Purdue University to Help Visually-Impaired Veterans
• Marshall, McLean High Students to Learn Customer Service at Coastal Flats Tasting
• K-2 Furor in F.C. Draws School Board Appeal to Outlaw Drug
• Moran, Connolly, Wolf Expected to Buck Anti-Incumbency Trend
• Marshall Academy Students Head to GMU for Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour
• Lanier Middle Eco-Action Team Recognized for Encouraging Sustainability
• Oakton High Invites Military Personnel to Military Appreciation Night October 29
• Madison High School to Host FCPS Men's Chorus Workshop
• F.C. School Board Tackles K2 Issue, Pushes for State Ban
• Fairfax High School Student Wins Engineering and Mathematics Award
• Suddenly Illegal, 6 Parking Slots Get Taken Away in Winter Hill
• Ex-Mayor Says Bye to Falls Church
• TJHSST Students to Participate in Mock Hearing on Geoengineering to Cool Global Temperature
• TJHSST Application Deadline is Friday, October 22
• F.C. Council Votes to Rescind Move of Local Elections from May to November
• Hughes Middle School Plans Annual Beaver Pond Field Study
• Edison Academy Students to Receive Training Via Renewable Energy Awareness Project
• FCPS Receives Grant from Korean Government to Expand Korean Language Offerings
• Fimian Unleashes Firestorm of Personal Attacks Vs. Connolly
• F.C. Council Gives Prelim OK to Undo Shift to November Elections
• F.C. Council Passes Resolution Calling For Nov. 2011 Referendum
• Three FCPS High Schools Win Trophy Class Designation in VHSL Regional Publications Championship
• Falls Church High School Students Involved in Orange Cones No Phones Campaign
• Terra Centre Elementary Plans Art for the Sky Project to Commemorate 30th Anniversary
• Former Faculty at Irving Middle School Plan Reunion During School's 50th Anniversary
• Woodson Adult High School Receives Award for Promising Practices in Character Education
• FCPS Presents Resource Fair for Students Needing Additional Support After Graduation
• FCPS Students Win Awards at SkillsUSA 2010 State Fair Competition
• West Springfield High Joins Gilder Lehrman Institute Affiliate Schools Program
• Fimian's Urban League No-Show Draws Ire of Fellow Republican
• Will Justice Department Mind F.C.'s Undo of November Election Date?
• FCPS Posts Graduation Rate of 91.2 Percent
• Oakton High Best Buddies Chapter Named Outstanding Chapter by Best Buddies International
• BJ's Developer Sells Property for $26.5 Million
• Tysons-Pimmit Regional Library Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• Annandale High, German Choral Programs Continue Successful Exchange Program
• Akridge Revives Gateway Project In Presentation to FC Council
• Falls Church Council Decides It Will Vote to Change Back Election Date
• FCPS Plans ESOL Parent Meetings October 25, November 3 and 8
• Thirty-Nine FCPS Students Selected for 2010 Virginia Honors Choir
• Teens in Turmoil Co-Author to Speak October 19
• Downtown F.C. Blaze Displaces Businesses, Cripples Building
• Consultants Tout Region's Opportunities as F.C. Council Mulls Growth Options
• Stuart High School Students to Hear From Father of Green Chemistry
• Twenty-One FCPS Students Named National Achievement Scholarship Program Semifinalists
• F.C. School Board Chair Lashes Out at Leaks from Closed Sessions
• School Board to Host Fairfax Education Summit
• McLean High School Plans Schoolwide Ethics Day
• Applications Now Available for TJHSST
• Five FCPS Musical Groups Invited to Perform at VMEA Conference
• Thirty-One Fairfax County Public Schools Earn EPA's Energy Star Label
• Oak Hill Elementary School One of Nine Schools Chosen for AHA Teaching Garden Program
• F.C. Council Reminded of City's Powerful Economic Potential at Weekend Retreat
• FCPS to Hold College Fair on October 17, College Night on October 18
• Fairfax County School Board Appoints Citizens to Facilities Planning Advisory Council
• FCPS Announces Boundary Meetings for Southwestern Boundary Study
• Supreme Court Denies CANA's Rehearing Request
• FCPS High Schools Schedule Required Parent-Teen Driving Programs
• President Obama Visits Private Residence In Falls Church to Discuss Health Care
• Obama: Another Visit to F.C., This Time on Health Reform
• F.C. Council Mulls an Undo of Vote on May to November Election Shift
• FCPS Creates System to Collect Athletic Administrative Fees
• West Springfield High School Teacher Receives 2010 NMEA Outstanding Teacher Award
• F.C. Council, School Board and Planning Group Locked in Lengthy Closed Session
• Long-Range Planning Group Head Reports a Deep Hole in F.C. Pension Fund
• F.C. Council Begins to Undo Vote To Shift City Elections to November
• TJHSST Science Program Recognized for Excellence in Science by Intel School of Distinction Program
• Clermont Elementary to Host Bike Rodeo
• TJHSST Schedules Open House on October 2
• Ninety-Nine Percent of Fairfax County Public Schools Earn Full State Accreditation
• Election Push Underway as Obama Visits Fairfax
• F.C. Seeks Water Ruling by Full Va. Supreme Court
• Final Blow to Affordable Housing in F.C.? Council Withdraws $2 Million
• One Hundred Eighty-Nine FCPS Students Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• Marshall High School to Host Model U.N. Conference on Control of Drug Trafficking
• Traffic Calming Actions on E. Columbia St. Goes to Work Session
• FCPS Announces Dr. Dale's Schedule for the First Day of School
• FCPS Moves to Make School Food Healthier
• FCPS Announces Meeting Dates for Annandale Regional Planning Study Committee
• West Springfield High Teacher Named 2010 Outstanding Biology Teacher in Virginia
• FCPS Students Continue to Post SAT, ACT Scores Above State and National Average
• FCPS Superintendent Sets Goals for 2010-11 School Year
• FCPS Students Increase Pass Rates on Virginia Mathematics SOLs, Division Makes AYP
• FCPS-Fairfax County Middle School After-School Program Wins NEA Grant to Support Work With Arena Sta
• TJHSST Applications Available September 27
• FCPS Middle School After-School Program Wins Grant From VDOE
• FCPS Educators Recognized for Excellence at VTEA State Conference
• Ireland's 4 Provinces is Judges' Winner At Taste of Falls Church
• BJ's Slate 'Soft Opening' Oct. 9, New Restaurant on Hillwood Readied
• Virginia Supreme Court Panel Hands F.C. Another Setback
• Enrollment Numbers Beat Expectations As F.C. Schools Open Without Incident
• Va. Supreme Court Denies City of F.C. Appeal of Ruling on Water Suit
• 'Back to School' Begins in F.C. With Pep Talk to Staff at GMHS Stadium
• Merrifield Revival on the Way; Movies, Target & Hotel Slated
• Mayor Baroukh Says Good Planning Key to Ensuring F.C.'s Sustainability
• Déjà Vu from Hilton Hotel Critics in F.C. Meet
• Stuart High Grad Killed on Duty in Afghanistan
• Secret to His Success: How Bob Young Fills His Retail Spaces
• W. Broad Property Placed Under Contract to Tysons Hotel Group
• Ensign Resigns as VPIS Chief, Following Gardner's Resignation as CBC Boss
• 13 Arrested for Smoking in F.C. Restaurants
• Tempers Flare Between Drivers, W&OD Trail Users on F.C. Roads
• RIP GEORGE: F.C.'s Bus System Gets the Heave-Ho
• FCPS Students Place First in U.S.
• FCPS Students Attend State Junior Law Cadet Program
• Six TJHSST Students Chosen to Represent U.S. in Science, Math, Technology Olympiads
• FCPS Student Wins National HOSA Award
• FCPS, Google Announce Education Initiative
• Twenty-Three Fairfax County High Schools Make Newsweek's List of Top High Schools in U.S.
• West Springfield High Teacher Wins Elgin Heinz Outstanding Teacher Award in Japanese Language
• Fairfax County School Board Seeking Members for Annandale Area Committees
• Poe Students Leave Mark on School With Aquatic Mural
• FCPS Receives $1.5 Million Grant From DoDEA Educational Partnership
• FCPS Updates Dates, Times, Locations of USDA Summer Food Service Program
• FCPS Wins Ten Awards in NSPRA's Publications and Electronic Media Contest
• FCPS Productions Receive Television Honors
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Memorial Day Parade and Festival
• Bailey's Crossroads Rotary Club Meeting
• Debut Novel, Megan's Way, Uncovers More Than Just The Mother-Daughter Bond

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