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    All Virginia Students to Use Computers for Standardized Tests; Fairfax Search and Rescue Team Ready to Help Oklahoma Tornado Victims; E.W. Jackson, Lieutenant Governor Candidate, Could Be A Gift and a Curse for GOP; Substitute Teacher Charged with Assaulting 6th Grade Students; Death in Zimbabwe Results in Unusual U.S. Charge

    Tuesday, May 21st, 2013

    Virginia Republicans Select Candidates for November Election; New Voting Precincts Announced for June’s Democratic Primary; Alexandria Council Tussles Over Housing Fund; Virginia Eastern Shore Arson Suspects Competent to Stand Trial; Some Children May Qualify for Free Meals This Summer

    Monday, May 20th, 2013

    Hashtag NoVA

    Friday, May 17th, 2013

    “Lets make this fast, Strasburg’s pitching.”

    Leesburg Town Council Doubles its Pay; Homeless Shelter Removed in Arlington County; Terrorist-Funding Cigarettes Smuggled from Virginia to New York; Crash Closes I-95 South in Stafford; Residents, National Groups Discuss Gun Laws in McClean

    Friday, May 17th, 2013

    Mason’s Oldest Grad Gets PhD for 78th Birthday; House Fire in Lyon Park; Woodbridge’s Melvyn Wilson Hits Lotto Jackpot for Third Time; Three Linked to Rash of Fairfax County Burglaries; Invasive Fish Move into Rappahannock River

    Thursday, May 16th, 2013

    Snapshot Puzzle: Do you know what this landmark is?

    Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

    How well do you know Northern Virginia?

    Alexandria Alters Dedicated Fund for Affordable Housing, Open Space During Budget Rush; Drug Take-Back Program Announced; Parents Push Ahead with Middleburg Charter School Concept; Ken Cuccinelli Touts Jobs Plan While Dems Hit Him on Women’s Issues; Virginia Congressman Asks McDonnell to Slow Down “Outer Beltway”

    Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

    T.C. Williams High Prom Nominations Stir Controversy; Virginia Couple Arrested for Skinny Dipping at Myrtle Beach; Winchester Police Officer’s Gun Accidentally Goes Off on School Bus; Crack Cocaine Operation Discovered in Dale City; Car Hits Parked Police Cruiser and Flips Over

    Tuesday, May 14th, 2013

    Dominion Virginia Power Considers Rate Increase; Arlington Cemetery, Manassas Battlefield Among Virginia Endangered Sites; Green Card Lottery, a Ticket to Hope for Many, Could Be Eliminated; Virginia Promoting Farmers’ Markets with New Punch Cards; Veterans Honored at Hillsboro Cemetery; Bob McDonnell to Sign Transportation Tax Hikes with Fanfare

    Monday, May 13th, 2013

    Lightning Strike House Fire; Fairfax Plans Buses to Silver Line; Argument Between Neighbors Turns to Stabbing; Active Shooter Exercise at Quantico; Assault Charges Dropped Against Former Miss Virginia

    Friday, May 10th, 2013
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