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Chamber forum tackles health care
Northern Virginia business leaders are grappling with the complexities of health insurance reform, including how to cover spiraling costs of health insurance, according to Greater Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Eileen Curtis.
Hundreds of shoppers cheered behind velvet ropes as employees bellowed "Give me a W-E-G-M-A-N-S" from the entrance of the grocery store Sunday morning.
The 2nd International MRgFUS Symposium: Current and Future...
Clinicians, scientists, radiation physicists, biomedical engineers, administrators, payors, investors, manufacturers, foundations and government regulatory and funding agencies interested in the rapidly developing field of Magnetic Resonance guided Focused Ultrasound are invited to attend the 2nd International Symposium dedicated to its current and ...
Va. Express Bus Offers Free Rides
Starting Monday, a Tysons express bus service will run a direct route from the Woodbridge VRE station to Tysons Corner.
Greason, LeMunyon score GOP upsets
Republicans ruled the ballot Nov. 3 for seats in Virginia's House of Delegates. The Loudoun delegate race reflected the Republican sweep in the three main races for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general.
Staunton man pleads guilty to molesting 8-year-old girl
STAUNTON - A Staunton man who was on the lam for several months after being accused of molesting an 8-year-old girl in February pleaded guilty Tuesday in circuit court to a charge of forcible sodomy.
On Your Side: Metro Germ Patrol Part 2
Earlier, we showed you how much bacteria we found on surfaces on Metro rail trains.
Supervisors want direct route to Dulles International Airport
Providing "direct and unimpeded access" to Dulles International Airport has taken on new economic priority for some Prince William supervisors, and the chairman has said he will bring the issue to the board for a more in-depth look in the coming weeks.
Guitar Affair is like Netflix for high-end guitar rentals. Now it wants to raise $150,000 from investors As told to April Joyner Oct 1, 2009 JAM SESSION Jim Basara has 175 guitars at his disposal, including this $3,000 Gretsch Brian Setzer."> Gene Smirnov JAM SESSION Jim Basara has 175 guitars at his disposal, including this $3,000 Gretsch Brian ...
Video interview with design exec
Clive Roux wasted no time getting his feet wet as leader of the world's largest design trade association.
Hotels Near Washington Dulles Airport
Whether you are traveling to the DC area for business or pleasure, finding a hotel should not be a hassle, so here is a list of hotels.
New Wegmans ripens in Leesburg
Since last May, Phil Quattrini has worked at one job only: Open the Leesburg Wegmans at 7 a.m. Nov.
Northern Virginia Muslims, Jews Set Example for Middle East
An unlikely relationship between different faiths is setting an example in northern Virginia.
Threat to rail funding lingers
Although Fairfax County officials celebrated the final piece of financing for the Dulles Metrorail extension coming into place earlier this month, there is still one more potential threat to that funding.
Vovici's Next-Gen Feedback Solution
Vovici Unveils Next Generation Customer Feedback Solution -- New Modules Include Respondent Health Scoring, Global Panelist View, Survey Campaign Management, and Online Community Controls Dulles, VA, October 13, 2009 -- Vovici, the leading provider of survey software and enterprise feedback management solutions, today announced the immediate ...
Ballot Items for the Upcoming Nov. 3 Election
Governor: Bob McDonnell vs. Creigh Deeds Lt. Governor: Bill Bolling vs. Jody Wagner Attorney General: Ken Cuccinelli vs.
Vote on Dulles Toll Road Rate Hike
A plan to increase Dulles Toll Road rates is expected to move forward, despite objections from commuters.
United Airlines Employee Charged for Unauthorized Entry
Airport spokesman Rob Yingling says 33-year-old Jermaine Christopher Newland of Beltsville, Md., is charged with unauthorized entry for violating airport security regulations.
County takes $28 million from schools
Top By Elizabeth Coe Source: Loudoun Times-Mirror TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 2009 UPDATED TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 2009 Loudoun County Public Schools has returned close to $28 million already allocated for use in this year's budget to the county because of a revenue shortage.
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