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Testing positive
Each year the College Board sends out Advanced Placement test results in mid-July, ending an agony of waiting for both teachers and students. The results this year were more charged than ever since my nearly 150 test-takers were my very last AP students.
Report: Existing-home sales drop 2.6 percent last month
Sales of existing homes fell 2.6 percent last month and brought the supply of unsold houses to its second highest level in 24 years, according to a National Association of Realtors report Thursday.
Testing Positive
Each year the College Board sends out Advanced Placement test results in mid-July, ending an agony of waiting for both teachers and students. The results this year were more charged than ever since my nearly 150 test-takers were my very last AP students.
Va. officials break ground on express lanes
A project billed as a radical transportation improvement for the congested Washington region got its formal kickoff Tuesday, as officials celebrated the construction of express lanes on the Capital Beltway.
Public hearings set for Va. rail plan
The state Department of Rail and Public Transportation is holding public hearings around Virginia to gather input on a proposed statewide rail plan.
Fairfax won't restrict housing to county workers
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has decided that a 270-unit apartment complex intended to house county employees won't be restricted to county workers.
Montgomery County considers banning large vehicles
Montgomery County residents will have a chance to weigh in on a proposal Tuesday to ban parking of large vehicles on neighborhood streets.
Fairfax board nixes move to put employees in new apartment complexes
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors shot down a proposal Monday to fill a planned 270-unit apartment complex on the grounds of the county government center solely with county employees, partly on the basis that the county would lose millions of dollars in federal housing subsidies by doing so.
Fairfax Co. supervisor proposes 4-day week
Fairfax County officials are considering a four-day workweek for county employees.
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