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For students, technology is a turn-on
Thanks to technological learning tools in public education, there are new ways to help students grasp information.
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Rippon Lodge offers spring nature programs old and new
Birds, breakfast and beautiful surroundings await nature and history lovers with two upcoming programs at Rippon Lodge Historic Site in Woodbridge.
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Pair of artists debut "Duets Three" exhibit at Occoquan's Loft Gallery
Painter Susan Lawrence Norman and sculptor Gwen Harrison Lockhart are collaborating for the third time with their exhibit at The Loft Gallery in Occoquan, opening June 4.
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Interview: Joe Botta
May’s Volunteer of the Month is Joe Botta, who retired last year after 14 years at the Virginia Cooperative Extension Prince William County office, where he now offers his expertise as a volunteer.
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Bob Marshall hopes beliefs will propel him to GOP Senate primary upset
Republican U.S. Senate candidate and veteran Del. Robert G. Marshall's love affair with political mischief began at an early age.
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Electro-fishing used to monitor Quantico bass populations
Quantico naturalist are concerned because the Dalton Pond is overpopulated with bass, a predator fish and has a shortage of bluegills, on which the bass feed.
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Sign at Dumfries landfill aims to raise child abuse awareness
Last year in the Washington region, 5,000 calls were made to the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline.
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VIDEO: Gov. Bob McDonnell answers your questions
Facebook readers submitted questions about a variety of subjects, including health care, education, partisan gridlock and the direction of the Republican Party.
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Group keeping the 'spirit' after horse slashings
Police said they still haven't identified a suspect in the slashings, but there was one clue.
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Spelling champ Lori Anne Madison: Too cute for words
When she outlasted 21 other spellers in the Prince William County Spelling Bee, Lori Anne Madison became something of a national star.
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Homegrown used book stores cultivate their niche
C&W Used Books, Prospero’s and McKay's adapt to market changes as sales of Nooks, Kindles and other e-readers jump.
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VIDEO: Duality of dance showcased in Manassas Ballet's 'Swan Lake'
“Swan Lake” the ballet, being presented by the Manassas Ballet Theatre, is not “Black Swan,” the movie.
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Michael & Son repairs disabled man's home
The dreams of Elias Lloyd, a disabled Triangle man, and his family were fulfilled April 20.
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Stranded kitten saved by Facebook, kindhearted climber
How do you get a cat out of a tree? Try social media.
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Housing program lets police officer live history
A program for Prince William County employees helps Joel Lewton save for a home while living in a farmhouse at Bristoe Station Battlefield Park.
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Community to honor beloved educator with 5K run/walk
There will be a fundraising race May 19 in Washington, D.C., in memory of Brian Betts, a popular educator who grew up in Manassas.
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Why you never see a dead cat in a tree
Recently, InsideNoVa’s Facebook page was abuzz with a story about a kitten stuck in a tree for several days.
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VIDEO: The case of the stolen violin
The violin stolen from Helen Ballou isn't a Stradivarius, but it’s just as precious to her as one of those legendary instruments.
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Unicycle Mann gets wheel
Brandon Howard’s his name and unicycling is his game. Well, unicycling while… playing guitar… juggling… back-flipping… shooting basketball. THAT is his game.
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Military precision training goes to the dogs
"There are no bad dogs, but there are a lot of bad owners," said former Marine and former Secret Service agent Nick White, now a dog trainer in Woodbridge.
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Tick season comes early
Normally, the area’s tick season runs from around May through early September. However, this has not been a normal year.
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Interview: John Gregory
The Manassas City Council recently honored John Gregory on this 90th birthday and presented a citation to the Gregory Construction Company CEO.
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Wartime Museum gets financial reinforcements
Ground was broken in Dale City last fall for the facility that will feature exhibits about life during wartime in the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Quantico Band to perform in Macy's parade
The band is one of 11 marching bands that will perform in the parade out of more than 150 nationwide applicants.
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Manassas native gives back through annual fashion show
Dana Pizzola’s fashion show returns to Fairfax’s Icons Sports Lounge and Grille Saturday. Half of the $10 admission price benefits Manassas’ Boys and Girls Club.
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