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Buyers looking for a well-located traditional Colonial will appreciate the brick-and-siding home at 8533 Pepperdine Drive in Vienna.

This won't surprise anyone who reads this blog regularly, but it needs to get on the record nonetheless: The airing of a June video showing interim White House Communications Director Anita Dunn praising Mao and Mother Teresa as "two of my favorite philosophers" to a group of high school students is barely news in the establishment press.

Was She "13" or Was She "13 13?" Dunn Loring, Va.: Just wondered if you've noticed your habit of apologizing for media figues? For example, Polanski rapes and sodomizes a drugged 13-year-old and you write a flattering article that falsely understates his crime; Letterman jokes about the statutory rape of the teenage daughter of a conservative ...

Washington Post television critic Tom Shales conducts an online discussion on Tuesdays.A Today's session featured this exchange: Dunn Loring, Va.: Re your column disparaging Liz Cheney's style, what was the last column you wrote so harshly criticizing a liberal pundit? Tom Shales: Ah yes, it's our dear old Dunn Loringite.

The Rotary Club of McLean voted Tuesday to sponsor the establishment of a Rotary Club in Ashburn, a fast-growing area in both population and jobs.

Tech company said to have bribed officials, defrauded D.C. government. By Mike DiCicco Wednesday, August 19, 2009 A 44-year-old Herndon man, Sarosh Mir, pleaded guilty last week to a charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, in a case where he helped a technology company defraud the Washington, D.C. government.

Metro officials say a track repairman has been struck and killed by a piece of track equipment near Vienna.

Metro officials say a track repairman has been struck and killed by a piece of track equipment near Vienna.

Metro officials say a track repairman has been struck and killed by a piece of track equipment near Vienna.

Metro officials say a track repairman has been struck and killed by a piece of track equipment near Vienna.

The transit authority is looking for ideas on how it could do more to help people who either bike or walk to the rail stations.

Fairfax County By Times Staff Source: Fairfax County Times TUESDAY, JULY 7 2009 UPDATED TUESDAY, JULY 7 2009 McLean Meeting to highlight pedestrian issues The Dranesville Pedestrian Task Force will hold a public meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday at the McLean Community Center, 1234 Ingleside Ave.

The Democratic primary in Virginia is Tuesday, June 9. Voters will cast ballots at their usual polling places.

WABA's Summer 2009 issue of Ride On is out, and it includes the following news - and more! Museum Walk Weekend with Dupont-Kalorama Museums Consortium June 6 - 10:00am- 4:00pm June 7 - 1:00-5:00pm Enjoy a lovely weekend of art exhibits, live music, food, demonstrations, and walking tours as ten local museums open their doors FREE to the public.

Group that helps those with intellectual disabilities marks Brick by Brick campaign.

A mother is demanding answers about why a school bus driver failed to stop after a 12-year-old boy leaped head-first from the emergency exit while the vehicle was in motion.

Colonel and Mrs. Jeffrey Felder of Upper St. Clair. Pa., and Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Lessin of McLean, VA., announce the birth of their first grandchild, Joshua Marc Felder, son of Major and Mrs.

The City of Falls Church's water system is the victim of a takeover push by the Fairfax Water Authority that is seeking to "eliminate" other water systems from providing service in Fairfax County A In an exclusive Q and A with the News-Press this week, published below, this is the assessment of Wyatt Shields, City Manager of the City of Falls ...