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Beginning in 2013, Virginia high school students must take an online class to graduate; Oakland shooter changed name in Fairfax; New York firm publishes test-prep book for TJ entrance exam; Metro: Fare hikes could be lower than expected; ‘Hero’ helps rescue family from Lorton house fire; Fairfax board set to give go-ahead for part two of Silver Line; and Arlington launches homeless housing fundraising
Monday, April 9th, 2012Arlington to host pole dancing championship; Crystal City 5K Fridays kick off, close roads; Manassas Catholic school teacher charged with attempted indecent liberties with a student; ‘Extreme’ yard sales upset Mason District residents; Former Arlington CIA official indicted in leak case; Autistic Fairfax resident builds on his strengths; Juvenile playing with lighter causes McLean house fire; and Four arrested in Vienna massage parlor raid
Friday, April 6th, 2012Man jumps from bridge to avoid oncoming train in Clifton; Mother, daughters reunited at Dulles Airport after 25 years apart; Study finds ‘serious’ accessibility problems at Metro; Ashburn man pleads guilty to fraud scheme; and Nationals fans rejoice: opening day is here
Thursday, April 5th, 2012Virginia gas prices nearing 2008 record; Coyotes roam Arlington; State collected more than $101 million in revenue from speeding tickets in 2010; ACT College abruptly shuts down; Tim Kaine out-raises George Allen in Virginia Senate bid; and Commuter bus runs off I-95 near Dumfries
Wednesday, April 4th, 2012Report says Fairfax is Virginia’s healthiest area; Del. Englin resigns after admitting affair; Police seek suspects following nine indecent exposures in Centreville area; Virginia enters new partnership with French schools; Fire crews investigate unknown substance outside Prince William Hospital; and Suspected Oakland shooter has ties to NoVA
Tuesday, April 3rd, 2012Culpeper wins ‘Great American Main Street’; Alexandria schools investigated for possible cheating; Fairfax County’s growth fueled by Asians, Hispanics; Virginia schools get about $22 million from Mega Millions sales; and DMV launches mobile app
Monday, April 2nd, 201225th Annual Leukemia Ball Brings in $3 million
Monday, April 2nd, 2012This past Saturday, March 31st approximately 2,000 guests gathered together at the Washington E. Walter Convention Center to fight leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and myeloma.