April 18-24: Bulova Urges Alternative Location for Dulles Station

Sharon Bulova, the chairman of the Board of Supervisors, is urging the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority to consider building the across from the main terminal. Last week, MWAA's board chose to construct the location underground in front of the main terminal.

A Reston man was killed in a that started on Fairfax County Parkway and ended in the backyard of a Lou Alice Way home, police said.

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at the intersection of International Drive and Chain Bridge Road disrupted traffic last week. Cars were able to drive through the intersection by 1:30 p.m.

The Oakton Women's Club hosted its at the Country Club of Fairfax. More than 140 philanthropic women showed in support of the club's efforts to raise money for local charities.

Oakton Library hosted in an outdoor dog show for all ages.

Flint Hill School's performing arts groups put on its at George Mason University's Concert Hall. The concert was part of Arts Jam, a monthlong celebration of the school's arts program.

In honor of the Civil War's sesquicentennial, Oakton Patch took a look back at

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Goalie Pat Farrell helped the Flint Hill Huskies's boys lacrosse team to a over Middleburg Academy with his 17 saves.

In girls lacrosse, the Huskies and give up the win in overtime to Episcopal.

After Flint Hill defeated Georgetown Day School by the mercy rule Wednesday, they again saw the mercy rule enacted Thursday. This time, they were on the from St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School.

Photographer Chris Steuble put together a from the track and field meet hosted by Flint Hill last week.

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