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GMHS’ Joel Block Named ‘Super Teacher’

George Mason High School (GMHS) math teacher, Joel Block, has been selected as one of eight educators statewide to receive the Virginia Lottery Super Teacher Award.911olympiad

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School News & Notes

School News & Notes

GMHS’ Joel Block Named ‘Super Teacher’ George Mason High School (GMHS) math teacher, Joel Block, has been selected as one…

Editorial: Waiting for Wammie

Yet again this month, on Feb. 15 the “Wammies,” the Washington Area Music Association’s annual awards bash, is coming to…

F.C.’s New Year’s Eve: Lots to Do Inside, Too

According to the forecast of the Weather Channel’s web site, the skies over Falls Church will be clear but temperatures…

‘Nu Era’ Tops Entertainment At F.C. Watch Night Dec. 31

11th Annual New Year’s Eve Fete Full of Activities A star-studded lineup of live entertainment has been assembled for the…
Students ‘Challenge’ Social Scene Norms Through Acceptance

Students ‘Challenge’ Social Scene Norms Through Acceptance

Spelled out in plastic letters on its welcome sign facing Route 7, the words “Be the change that you want…

Picking Splinters: Portis Rant Should Warn Zorn

Maybe I spent too many years of my life in Washington, but when the Redskins exploded to their 6-2 start…

Falls Church News Briefs

Planners Split Vote, 3-3, on Hotel Near St. James At 12:15 a.m. Tuesday morning, members of the Falls Church Planning…

The Many Facets of Foreclosure

As the housing crisis grips the country, local families, governments and opportunists all seek a successful strategy. (more…)

F.C. Council Primed to OK Hilton Hotel on W. Broad St.

Impressed by some major improvements in architectural design, the Falls Church City Council demonstrated a strong informal consensus for approving…

Clear, Brisk Forecast for F.C. New Year

The forecast is for temperatures to remain above freezing following a day of almost 50 degrees on New Year’s Eve…

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