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Memorial Day 2025: What's Open, Closed Around McLean
As we remember U.S. military personnel on Memorial Day, various facilities and services will be closed or modified for the holiday.
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🌱 Patch AM: Trump drops lawsuits against major companies
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Sip Summer Cocktails At These Restaurants In McLean: Deals
Whether you prefer finding great summer dishes at a McLean restaurant or you prefer to grill at home, here are some deals to check out.
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Video Of Fatal Shooting During Struggle Released By Fairfax Police
Fairfax County Police released bodycam video on Friday from an April 23 shooting that left one man dead and two officers injured.
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Republican Tony Sabio To Challenge U.S. Rep. Don Beyer In 2026 Race
Republic Tony Sabio announced on Wednesday that he had officially entered Virginia's 8th Congressional District race.
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International Discount Grocery Store Coming To NoVA Shopping Center
A new international discount grocery store is slated to open soon in a Northern Virginia shopping center.
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Man Injured In Shooting Outside CIA HQ In McLean
CIA police have not identified whether a member of security or someone else was injured in a non-fatal shooting Thursday morning in McLean.
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🌱 Patch AM: Man Injured In Shooting Outside CIA HQ In McLean
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Tysons Bicycle Facility Project Receives $100K Boost In VA Funding
National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board awarded a total of $760,000 to promote walking, biking and roadway safety.
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