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McDonnell: Obama better organized in Virginia than Romney; NOVA Woodbridge campus closed due to bomb threat; Violent crime declines in Virginia in 2011; Loudoun would suffer crushing economic blow without Silver Line; and HOV Hybrid Exemption Extended in Virginia
Tuesday, May 8th, 2012‘Hellish’ commute to D.C. earns nation’s top honors; Virginians less optimistic about McDonnell, direction of state, Post poll finds; Young woman killed in Hybla Valley hit-and-run; Cuccinelli: Virginia law should help clear names of wrongly convicted; 11-year-old Arlington boy is first-ever U.S. Sport Stacking Champion; Northern Virginia is a beer drinker’s paradise; State Parks to allow open carry of guns starting Monday; and Dreamliner plane will land at Reagan National
Monday, May 7th, 2012Obama talks tuition in Arlington; Alexandria waterfront case headed to Virginia Supreme Court; Atty. Gen. Cuccinelli teams with GMU to fight gangs with video games; Obama, Romney each net nearly $1 million in Virginia; Mother of slain UVA student sues lacrosse coaches; Pedestrian killed in Woodbridge crash; and Rosslyn Renaissance merging with Rosslyn BID
Friday, May 4th, 201256-year-old woman commits suicide at Burke Target; Culpeper County man shoots and kills dog after it attacks his infant son; Kilby Elementary School principal charged with embezzlement; Prince William County woman to be sentenced for barricading children in room; Virginia becomes battleground state; and Warner vs. Cuccinelli in 2013?
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012Romney campaigns down the street from NoVA Mag office; Obama to visit Arlington’s Washington-Lee High on Friday; 12-year-old girl missing from Fairfax County; Jury finds husband of Falls Church mayor guilty of molestation; and Alexandria named among nation’s most playful cities
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012Racing to See Romney
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012NoVA Mag editorial interns make it to Chantilly campaign event in the nick of time.
WAMU overtakes WTOP as D.C. region’s No. 1 radio station; Voters head to polls for local races; Metro schedules major weekend track work amid sports traffic jam; Ashburn man convicted in $7 million fraudulent mortgage scheme; 2 men charged in Culpeper woman’s murder; Wolf wants greater scrutiny of airports board; New Fairfax County middle school breaks naming tradition; and 55 years later, Vienna man gets a postcard from mom
Tuesday, May 1st, 2012How to Be ‘Car-Free’ and Love Life
Monday, April 30th, 2012Arlington Encourages all to Leave Their Wheels At Home.