Reston, VA News

• Reston, VA News
• Zion News - Dedication Ceremony For Zion Tunnel And Highway
• The Taste of Reston Carnival
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• Odd Lots #9
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• Children / Young Adult book sale coming!
• There's No Mystery in the Savings!
• Odd Lots #8
• Telephone Support Group for Family Caregivers of Older Adullts
• New Year's Day 5K
• Holiday Shopping Found Here
• Help Long Term Care Residents
• Greater Reston Newcomers and Neighbors Club
• Puzzle Up!
• HUGE Book Sale Weekend coming up
• 2011 Fall Sale Toplist
• ODD LOTS #7
• Huge Semi-Annual Book Sale Just Around the Corner
• Francis Howell CFO Recognized For Outstanding School Business Achievement
• Russian-Speaking Social Visitor Needed
• Educator & Parent Book Alert
• VERDICT -- SUCCESS
• Get Thee to The Library!
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
• ODD LOTS #6
• A Book Worth Reading
• Altered Art
• Charly's Attic Mini-Sale
• Gifts for Dad
• Saving Money on Audiobooks
• Our New Friends at Patch
• Buka Passage Rare Book
• Updating Friends News
• Vienna elects two incumbents, one new member to council
• Maryland man indicted in Springfield triple homicide case
• Fairfax County decides not to file suit to stop Mark Center — for now
• McLean's 90-mph flame thrower focused on this season, but eyes possible MLB career
• Costco application sparks concerns about future growth
• Larranaga's departure stirs mixed emotions at Mason
• Anglican-Episcopal property dispute returns to Fairfax County courtroom
• Larranaga leaves Mason
• Local historian speaks up for county barn preservation
• Circus train tale delivers in film version of ‘Water for Elephants'
• Glen Echo Park celebrates carousel's 91st season with Family Day
• Herndon High marks return to competitive science
• Little Theatre's ‘show' is better second time around
• Fort Belvoir's Duff impresses as part of Northern Virginia Chorale
• The Princess of Pop to perform Saturday
• Fairfax adopts its new magisterial districts
• Government employers looking for a few good teens
• Herndon police: Assaults up, drinking arrests down
• Local officials speak out on bin Laden's death
• West Springfield's Percoco to be inducted in teachers hall of fame
• Residents can weigh in on access to new Tysons stations
• Turf war brewing in Fairfax over annual soccer tournament
• Reston man killed in crash
• All's Fair in Love and Kickball
• Public Safety Notes
• Reston woman helping to raise money for blindness research
• Fairfax County in brief
• Vienna Town Council elections scheduled for Tuesday
• Stabbing suspect killed by police
• Hayfield battling with its own baseball history
• Volunteer Drivers Needed for Older Adults
• Preservation Ideas
• Board explores alternatives to boundary shift in Annandale
• Model truck enthusiasts a rare breed among hobbyists
• Bruins baseball team looks to repeat as Patriot champs
• Merrifield redevelopment project to garner bond money
• Centreville players take soccer to higher level
• Prescription drug use rising among teenagers, study says
• On the pitch, life almost is normal for Lanigan
• Economy dictating needs of parents, demand for preschool
• Preparing for Passover
• Investigation into home explosion yet to provide answers, closure
• Production of ‘King Lear’ silently makes a statement
• New law marks sign of the times in county high schools
• Countryside Artisans' Spring Studio Tour
• Cricket crosses the pond and could find a home in Fairfax schools
• Annual spring festival showcases Fairfax's abundant arts scene
• Great Falls nonprofit helps residents ride out rough times
• Real estate bills to rise despite tax cut in 2012 budget
• Sterling man charged with burglaries
• People & Places: Oakton senior honored for saying ‘no' to tobacco
• School News
• Public Safety Notes
• Fairfax County in brief
• Incoming students less prepared, official says
• McDonnell signs government reform legislation
• Weekly Sports Report
• ANOTHER BIG THANKS!
• Local officials protest rail project costs, changes made by MWAA
• 10 stores to open in Tysons Corner Center in the coming months
• Day trips: Fredericksburg is a gem of a town
• Autism insurance bill clears legislature with amendments
• The ‘Greatest Show on Earth' coming to Fairfax
• Reston Raiders get chance to skate with the country's best
• Dog owners, county working getting new park for pooches
• Fairfax City kicks off 150th Civil War anniversary
• Trash-free Potomac River basin is goal of annual cleanup efforts
• County sets real estate tax rate at $1.07
• ‘Play ball': The official start to spring is here for baseball players, fans
• Fairfax County in brief
• Public Safety Notes
• VDOT approves Fairfax City's red-light camera plan
• Turf replacements looming for county fields
• McLean Community Center honors its volunteers
• CYA, SYA battle for Little League superiority
• Teenage chess grandmaster has all the right moves
• Chantilly graduate gets insider's view of VCU's Final Four run
• School Board weighs proposed changes to disciplinary policy
• Veterans of small ball keep coming back for more
• Six-figure Inova settlement sheds light on patient-care issues
• Return trips to mayhem and chaos keep ‘Source Code' entertaining
• Police seek witnesses to hit-and-run
• Sandwiches that demand a return visit
• Proposed names for future Silver Line Metro stations draw criticism
• As always, ‘Curtain Rises' on Signature Theatre
• College officials respond to governor's initiatives
• From Russia, with love
• Spring Semi-Annual Sale Closes
• Supervisor Packs It In
• MWAA recommends underground train station for Dulles
• School Board members weigh proposed disciplinary changes
• Kaine makes it official
• Public Safety Notes
• Police locate taxi driver they say was involved in hit-and-run
• June 18th spartan sprint race volunteers needed
• EXTRA! EXTRA!
• Crash on driveway to Huntley Meadows Park Tuesday kills one
• Volunteers to be recognized for service
• Weekly Sports Report
• Area Peace Corps veterans to celebrate 50-year anniversary
• Robinson taps Taylor as head football coach
• Alternative accreditation sought for 5 schools
• Defensive lapses cost Robinson baseball team
• Mason president to retire next year
• Despite injuries, Langley junior knows she's lucky
• Officials expect boost from Raytheon
• Congrats: Reston Scout achieves highest rank
• Organizations seek to aid families affected by recent ICE roundup
• ‘Sucker Punch,' a salacious mess
• Governor vetoes increased PE requirement for students
• ‘Glass' is half full at 1st Stage
• Coyotes gain foothold in Fairfax in past 10 years
• Stop by the ‘Woods’ at McLean High
• Fairfax will not buy Covanta incinerator
• School community rallies for funding increase from county
• Tysons Corner-based MicroStrategy finds its niche
• Developer buys 22 acres in Chantilly for $4.6 million
• Film director comes home for documentary screening
• School Board to address expulsion, transfers
• Feats of strength on display at Cross Fit Gym in Reston
• State Notes
• ICE sting in Northern Virginia nets more than 150 arrests
• Public Safety Notes
• Community News
• School system to refund $2M worth of testing fees
• Decision on train facility delayed
• How Far Back?
• How Far Back?
• Good Taste is Always In Fashion
• Children/YA Sale Begins Today
• The Toplist for Spring 2011
• Plea is made in goth icon's 2010 death
• The world looks to follow Reston's example
• School Board to review its discipline procedures
• School Board approves boundary changes starting in 2011-12 school year
• Employees feel letdown by 2012 proposed budget
• Northern Region's wrestling resurrection tied to youth development
• Demand remains high for child advocates services
• Upset not in the cards for Atoms
• Leonsis likes being where the action is
• Spartans prove to be area's best
• For Vienna man, case of notorious spy Hanssen hit too close to home
• Students work to energize their teams
• ‘Hall Pass' characters neither funny nor alluring
• For Feder, it's about going the extra link
• Government shutdown would stall recovery, experts say
• County officials likely to approve new Metro bus garage location
• Public Safety Report
• Community News
• Economic indicators pointing toward a possible recovery
• 2011 Best of Reston honorees announced
• By Popular Demand!
• Public weighs in on county's possible incinerator purchase
• Proposed budget limits spending increases
• Round 3 of Chantilly vs. Herndon goes to the Hornets
• South County girls' team wins 1st indoor track title
• Entertainment Calendar
• ‘Transformers' plus ‘Twilight' equals ‘Four'
• ‘Fuddy Meers' tackles dark subject with humor
• ‘Brix' gives Great Falls diners another tasty option
• Developments could bring employment boom
• Community News
• Public Safety Notes
• Notes from the General Assembly
• Bill could speed up collection of back taxes
• Oakton men indicted in illegal campaign reimbursement case
• Reston Association recalls past, plans for future
• Residents still await answers about December home explosion
• Chantilly native could be next Sports Illustrated swimsuit model
• Robinson represents Northern Region well
• School-by-school competitions signal start of bee season
• Asian influences continue to grow in Centreville
• George Mason faithful eye deep postseason run
• Volunteer Driver Needed
• Make Your Mystery List
• Crippling snowstorm disables region
• Fees for rec centers, other park services could be on the rise
• Great Decisions, Meeting 2
• Delegate's call for improved traffic safety: Hang up and drive
• Falls Church launches red light camera program
• 25 charged in two-year drug, weapon trafficking probe
• Weekly Sports Report
• Centreville man in custody after international manhunt
• Consistency paying dividends for Cavaliers
• County officials see need for separate transportation boards
• McKenzie's buzzer-beater downs Chantilly
• Projects in renovation queue pick up speed
• Woodson names wrestling room after longtime coach
• Southwest students might see change in school assignments
• Congrats: American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras welcomes new executive director
• University Mall owner eyes major renovations
• McLean 1910: Another tasty option, with upscale appeal
• Issuing snow day requires more than glance out the window
• Dar Williams set for Artisphere debut
• Legislators target discrimination based on sexual orientation
• ‘Oliver’ will leave you asking for more
• Northern Virginia becoming a hotbed for youth hockey
• GRACE exhibition probes contemporary dilemmas
• Legislation moves to mandate more exercise time for students
• County employees might see cost-of-living adjustments
• Groups push for all-day kindergarten programs
• 6th-grade classes seen as solution to crowding
• Community News
• Public Safety Notes
• Volunteers Needed!!
• Mystery & Adventure Valentines
• Do The Math
• ODD LOTS #5
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
• Help Long Term Care Residents
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• December 19 Chantilly house explosion probe moves forward
• Virginia's population has grown by almost 1 million since 2000
• Inova, county may partner on elder care
• 2010 year in review: Budgets and belt-tightening
• Community News
• Oakton swim and dive team starts strong out of the box
• Meador sets the tone for Centreville
• Royster closes out record-breaking college career
• Fairfax County hauls in the titles in 2010
• Short takes
• Movies: Portents aside, you'll know it's good
• Calendar
• Make time for a trip to ‘South Pacific'
• Michel delivers on lofty expectations
• Public safety notes
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• LOTS of CLOSED DATES
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• GREAT DECISIONS
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Mystery Lovers - Unite!
• Emajean Continues
• New money for transportation unlikely
• Making that list
• Judge backs School Board on Clifton Elementary closing
• Nebrich guides Lake Braddock back to state playoffs
• Potter finale, part one: good, but not for everyone
• Buying, selling Christmas trees remains family tradition
• Celebrating latkes, kugel and other staples of Hanukkah
• Exhibit features artwork of former medical professionals
• ‘Walter Cronkite is dead’ tells tale of unlikely friendship
• Judge OKs families' $10M lawsuits against Virginia Tech officials
• Grandma charged with murder in child's death
• County considering new standards for neighborhood street widths
• Public Safety Notes
• Community News
• Clifton community coalition eyes charter school alternative
• McLean man pleads guilty to robbing pharmacies of Oxycontin
• Sports Report
• VDOT revises winter weather strategy after last year's storms
• Spartans seek leadership, then championship
• Virginia could become 3rd state to use familial DNA searches
• Hayfield grounded in region final game
• Shoppers forego sleep for Black Friday deals
• Size will matter for Chantilly this season
• Nation's top-rated high school celebrates 25 years
• ‘127 Hours' never moved so quickly
• EXCITING TIMES AT RESTON REGIONAL
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• 4th and final
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Puzzle Sale Finished
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Food allergies drive quest for tasty options
• Oakton nonprofit filling agrowing need in Northern Virginia
• Celtic tunes come alive in Great Falls
• Residents' outcry stallsconstruction of Metro facility
• A ‘Visit' worth making
• Mother of murdered teen combating rise in dating violence
• College application season kicks into high gear for seniors
• Armed robbers hold man at gunpoint, rob thrift store
• Incumbents reign in local congressional races
• County Notes
• School Notes
• Community News
• Stocking Up For Winter!
• Public Safety Notes
• Sports Report: Chantilly player raises money for coach
• Ashburn man accused of helping plot Metro station bombings
• Chargers ready to make title run
• Chantilly incident linked to other facility shootings
• Bruins secure Patriot District championship with big 2nd half
• South Lakes captures first cross country title in 26 years
• Organization ties streetcars to economic revitalization
• Entertainment Calendar
• Chantilly High Show Choir dubbed the real ‘Glee'
• Congrats: Munse, Knight wed at Whitehall Manor in Bluemont
• Reston Town Center celebrates20 years as community hub
• ‘Nowhere Boy’ captures Lennon as a troubled teen
• Anderson, Scharfen layingclaim to Langley record books
• TONIGHT AT THE LIBRARY
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Evening at the Library
• Fun for The Kids
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Don't Miss John Fenzel
• GREAT Friends
• Book Review
• Classy Lady
• Back to Sale Info
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Treasures Galore
• Countdown to Sale
• HIGH GEAR
• Packed Up for Next Time
• Unfinished Business
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Library Closures/Donations Open
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• Just So You Know
• Stashing Away Bargains
• Wherefore Art Thou, Emajean?
• DONATIONS CLOSED TEMPORARILY
• Puzzled Enough?
• Labor Day Library Holiday
• Library CLOSED
• Semi-Annual Sale Approaching
• Special Ops at Reston Regional Library
• Emajean on Holiday
• NEED PUZZLES!
• Fall 2010 Book Sale FAQ's
• Privatization of liquor sales meets resistance
• School notes
• Community news
• ‘Once-in-a-lifetime' chance at international equestrian games
• Public safety notes
• Bulldogs are rolling under new head coach
• County notes
• Park’s finish captures title for Chargers
• Centreville man convicted of manslaughter
• Highlanders learn from unflattering history
• Springfield man charged with murder
• Congratulations: White House selects area students for fall 2010 interns
• Schools devise way to track success in the arts
• Movies: No surprises in by-the-numbers ‘Secretariat' flick
• Job creation a key issue in race for 10th Congressional District seat
• Live, from Fairfax, it's ... Seth Meyers
• Company that owns Springfield Mall defaults on $160 million in loans
• Calendar
• Reston business helps man's best friend with rehabilitation products
• Movies: It's easy to ‘like' David Fincher's social networking story
• Study Buddies program pairs teens with children in need
• Dining: L'Auberge also scores as a lunch option
• Pedersen on the rise in area theater scene
• The power of King Arthur
• Eradicating use of the ‘R' word is Fairfax woman's top priority
• Haitian earthquake survivor reunites with rescuers
• Springfield murder case could qualify for death penalty
• Critics say changes to school lunch menus are not enough
• School notes
• Tennis players show skills at U.S. Open
• Barnett kicks off campaign with walk through district
• Sophomores steal the show at meet
• Crowded buses a countywide problem
• Short takes
• Electronics retailer hhgregg looking to break into Fairfax County market
• Phoenix is ‘Still Here,' but no one could care less
• Legislators give ABC privatization lukewarm reception
• Congratulations
• Despite wet weather, Reston Triathlon shines for area athletes, charities
• Calendar
• Children develop sense of community through artwork
• Picante offers made-from-scratch Mexican cuisine, 85 types of tequila
• Fairfax Station church celebrates 150th anniversary
• All doesn't always end well
• School gardens yield more than just one lesson
• Hylton Performing Arts Center, ‘Hylton Presents'
• Fairfax festival features acclaimed authors, promotes literature
• Center for the Arts ‘Great Performances'
• Reston seeks brighter future for Lake Anne Village Center
• GMU Arts times two
• Final link of 35-mile Fairfax County Parkway opens on Tuesday
• New anti-solicitation ordinance at center of Herndon controversy
• Design changes proposed for next six new rail stations
• Police aim to discourage distracted driving
• Community news
• Northern Region Top Ten: Week 3
• Public safety notes
• Spartans relying on potent ground game
• Students bring their music talents to area senior centers
• Short takes
• Daughter doesn't think twice about giving her father the gift of life
• Herndon-based Tiffin caters to every palate
• Jammin' over more than just Java at Vienna club
• Fairfax natives complete basic training at Fort Sill
• Calendar
• A whole new bag of tricks
• Fairfax secures victory in water rate lawsuit, for now
• Renovation, realignment more of a focus than new construction
• DMV works through backlog of renewals
• Rate hikes taking their toll on drivers
• Immigrant, faith groups oppose 287(g)
• Public safety notes
• Community news
• School notes
• Oakton continues dominance against Madison in annual Outback Bowl
• GMU students shatter dodgeball record
• Frustrating start for Westfield
• Committee name change aimed at helping generate increased dialogue
• Self-pass pushes field hockey teams to limit
• Custody lines blur when parents cross international waters
• South County's spike artist Antwi adjusts to new role
• Sheriff's deputies shop for the homeless
• Gas spilled in Fairfax
• School notes
• Fairfax Times' Northern Region Preseason Top 10 and District Previews
• Public safety notes
• Field hockey heats up at Westfield tournament
• Community news
• Bruins prep for regional title defense
• Centreville man accused of child sex crimes arrested in Poland
• Changes in Wildcat Country
• McDonnell takes talk of privatizing ABC stores to public
• Movies: Hand-held camera, mock-documentary style works
• Teacher-turned-trainer still imparts wisdom on pupils
• Congratulations: Centreville grad works for Peace Corps in Paraguay
• State finds problems like contaminants, increasing sediment in Fairfax streams
• Calendar
• First-year teachers get glimpse of school from other side of desks
• ‘Patterns' make for good reading
• Friends and loved ones memorialize teen killed in tree-trimming accident
• Dining: Return trip to Blue Iguana hits on all levels
• The sound of Fairfax
• Census results could shift voting boundaries, power
• Public university, college students face increased tuition again
• Cyber-bullying defies traditional stereotype
• George Mason orientation helps freshmen navigate unfamiliar terrain
• Calendar
• Movies: ‘Pretty good' puts ‘The Switch' ahead of recent romantic comed
• Day trip: American celebration on parade
• Food blogger gains a following
• Taking chances
• Virginia ends the budget year with $400M surplus
• County businesses join the fight to end homelessness
• Bridges troubled over rainwater in Fairfax
• Public safety notes
• Community news
• Band scales up marching stamina through exercise
• Tysons company aims to raise $20K for Pakistan flood relief
• W.T. Woodson field hockey player Leah Williamson
• Police say remains found in Lorton result of homicide
• New blood reinvigorating Woodson field hockey team
• Students must get vaccines to start school
• Lancers looking to complete unfinished business
• Long-term success outweighs instant satisfaction for Stallions
• Herndon athletes ready to defend their turf
• Chamber of commerce executive carries on tradition at Redskins games
• Congratulations: Fairfax residents earn dean's list honors
• Thomas Jefferson High School employee sentenced for embezzlement
• Luncheon crew has last meal at 34-year location
• Sports notes
• Public safety notes
• Herndon-Reston Glory heading to the Babe Ruth World Series
• Community news
• Youth swimmers get chance to shine at All-Star meet
• Fairfax one of few school systems to pass AYP
• On DVD
• Experts not too worried about fed's consolidation plan
• Short takes
• Wolf tells tea partiers GOP can fix nation's problems
• The British invasion is coming
• Scarred by charges, teacher allowed to return to classroom
• Comcast-NIH Film Festival is a late-summer treat
• Police look for new clues in 2009 killing
• Congratulations
• Kids R First program distributes new supplies as school's start nears
• Calendar
• Park Authority officials embracing urban expansion
• A meat-free mind-set
• Busso breathes new life into ‘stomach Steinway'
• ‘Legally Blonde'... and proud of it
• Petty's ‘Mojo' alive and well
• Fairfax County School Board sued for decision to close Clifton
• Targeting from outside political group unites Herndon residents
• Crippling defense cutbacks ahead?
• Join Women's Club
• Get Acquainted Coffee - social activity
• Ardent Management Consulting Awarded Homeland Security GII Contract
• Reston Festival
• Holidays Happen At Reston Town Center
• 17th Annual Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival
• Great Grapes Wine Arts And Food Festival
• Foundations Of Freedom
• The Audubon Quartet
• Museum By Tina Howe
• Roseneath Theatre Presents Smokescreen
• Best Of Reston 2007
• Illstyle and Peace Dance
• Reduced Shakespeare Company In Completely Hollywood
• Wordplay - From Page To Stage With Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor
• Dee Ryan In Dee - Construction
• Uprooted - The Katrina Project
• Andrea Marcovicci In I’ll Be Seeing You - Love Songs Of World War II Sunday
• Peter Sagal Host of Wait - Wait Don't Tell Me
• Lunasa
• Tania Isaac Dance - Standpipe
• Sharon Olds
• Seussical
• The Art Of American Song
• Roger Guenveur Smith Is Frederick Douglass
• Dee Dee Bridgewater Quintet
• The Persuasions In Concert
• The Last Night Of Ballyhoo
• Gallery Shop - Art drop-off and hanging
• Gallery Shop - Art pick-up

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