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Editorial: Superintendent too invested in making brouhaha disappear

Editorial: Superintendent too invested in making brouhaha disappear

Fairfax's schools chief seems to be trying to sell the public something they are not buying when it comes to questions about Hayfield Secondary School's football program
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Editorial: Budget fearmongering an old trick in local governance

Editorial: Budget fearmongering an old trick in local governance

Trust us: It's all a setup for another round of local tax increases in 2025
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Editorial: Imposition of meals tax won't reduce residents' burden

Editorial: Imposition of meals tax won't reduce residents' burden

Additional funding will go into coffers of government, not benefit homeowners
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Editorial: Why the low bail on major retail-theft incident?

Editorial: Why the low bail on major retail-theft incident?

If we’re going to be serious about stemming well-organized retail-theft rings, we’ve got to stop with get-out-of-jail-free cards
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Letter: U.S. Senate needs to follow lead of House on Falun Gong

Letter: U.S. Senate needs to follow lead of House on Falun Gong

'I urge Sens. Tim Kaine and Mark Warner to support the Senate bill to impose sanctions on foreign individuals involved in the involuntary harvesting of organs from prisoners of conscience.'
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Editorial: Stuck forever with 19th-century school calendars?

Editorial: Stuck forever with 19th-century school calendars?

There is no reason to accept learning students' loss during the summer months
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Editorial: Region needs to embrace back-to-work mentality

Editorial: Region needs to embrace back-to-work mentality

Without a return to pre-COVID patterns, real challenges await
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Editorial: Fairfax's new way of looking at school boundaries

Editorial: Fairfax's new way of looking at school boundaries

Critics have reason to be concerned, but we think the change will be for the better
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Letter: J.D. Vance's vision is too myopic for modern-day America

Letter: J.D. Vance's vision is too myopic for modern-day America

'Vance has every right to live according to his beliefs, to assign blame as he sees fit for his personal trauma. But he doesn’t have the right to impose his narrow worldview.'
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Editorial: Why was local area left out of student-phone events?

Editorial: Why was local area left out of student-phone events?

Closest place to provide input was Manassas – and on short notice, to boot
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