McLean News

Like many unemployed older workers, 64-year-old Allan Kellum fears his age has made it harder to find a new job.

Some downtown businesses forced to change course, while a few profit from holding steady.

It's no secret that overfishing has driven many tuna species including the iconic blue fin to the brink of extinction.

Gannett is poised to lay off more than 1,000 employees as the largest U.S. newspaper publisher continues to try to offset a steep drop in advertising sales.

Ted Kennedy: The Dream That Never Died by Edward Klein, Crown '09, $26, 272 pages, ISBN #0307451038. Index, notes, sources, grouping of b&w glossy images.

All Press Releases for June 27, 2009>> Bookkeeping Express Recognized as Outstanding New Business of the Year by McLean Chamber of Commerce - The Nation's Leading Bookkeeping Franchise is honored for Outstanding Leadership In recognition of its rapid expansion with highly qualified franchisees and its outstanding leadership, the McLean Chamber of ...

Summer Reading Program begins at Dolley Madison Library. "Read around the World" is the slogan of this year's summer reading program at the Dolley Madison Branch of Fairfax County Public Libraries .

We have an immediate opening for an experienced Proposal Writer in McLean, VA. This is a permanent position and the salary will be based on experience but is expected to be in the $90,000-$100,000/ year range.

Class of 2009 looks ahead with hope, back with nostalgia. Thursday, June 18, 2009 Zachary Charles recalled arriving at McLean High School his junior year, having lived abroad most of his life.

MCLEAN, Va., BUSINESS WIRE -- Global Telecom & Technology, Inc. , , a leading global network integrator, announced today that Randy White Telecommunications , a US.-based integrated telecommunications provider, has purchased wide-area network services from GTT to support its expanding customer base in the United States.

Voters cite Washington Post endorsement and ability to beat GOP as key factors. JUST MINUTES after gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe and his family finished voting at their home precinct in Spring Hill Elementary School, Susan Gorin walked through the door.

Robert Cunliffe traveled the world in search of upside down stamps. For the financial planner from Mt.

Voters cite Washington Post endorsement and ability to beat GOP as key factors. Wednesday, June 10, 2009 Just minutes after gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe and his family finished voting at their home precinct in Spring Hill Elementary School, Susan Gorin walked through the door.

Today, the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation, Credit, Energy, and Research held a hearing to review the credit conditions in rural America.

Life has treated Jane and Paul Peak well. Wednesday, June 10, 2009 More than 100 family members and friends traveled from California, Washington, Maine, North Carolina, Maryland and beyond to Vinson Hall in McLean to celebrate Jane and Paul Peaka s 65th wedding anniversary on Sunday, June 7. Many of the guests were original wedding attendants from ...

Managers looking to upgrade their offices' computer technology might choose to shop at the neighborhood Office Depot or from the offerings on another agency's contract.

Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial primary is going on today, and though undue attention perhaps is getting paid, we may as well go ahead and look at the polling--because, well, it's fun to handicap elections, and with former DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe in this one, it's an especially fun race to contemplate, as gubernatorial primaries go.

As of today, June 8th, there are 397 homes on the market for sale in McLean, Virginia.

Reporting from Washington -- This part happens all the time: A construction crew putting up an office building in the heart of congested Tysons Corner in McLean, Va., hit a fiber optic cable no one knew was there.

McLean resident, former Springfield Supervisor Ginny McEnearney dies. Tuesday, June 02, 2009 Virginia "Ginny" McEnearney was not afraid to fight for an unpopular cause.