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Fairfax Schools News
Come summer, many students will be paying the price for snow days: Closures on Monday might make some vacation days evaporate
(Post, February 8, 2010)

Give IB credits where they are due
(Post, February 8, 2010)

Fairfax board okays new budget for schools: Increase of $24 million is sought to offset Dale's proposed cuts
(Post, February 5, 2010; 12:16 AM)

Senior honored for Lyme disease research: Student at Thomas Jefferson High one of 40 finalists nationwide in Intel science contest
(Post, February 4, 2010)

Global thoughts are widespread among local students: Disaster in Haiti inspires myriad projects and fundraisers in schools throughout the region
(Post, February 4, 2010)
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Fairfax Government News
Still stuck inside, and not happy about it: The Politics of the Plow: Everyone sees who gets dug out first -- and last
(Post, February 9, 2010)

McDonnell decision boosts N.Va. schools: Other regions could lose in governor's funding-formula plan
(Post, February 9, 2010)

EMTs' super-size solutions: OBESE PATIENTS REQUIRE NEW APPROACH
Purchase of expensive specialty equipment is growing
(Post, February 8, 2010)

Storm has region taking cover: Big drop expected overnight; Metro, merchants play it safe
(Post, February 6, 2010)

Major snowstorm could break D.C. area records
(Post, February 5, 2010; 3:32 PM)
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Fairfax Crime News
Parking flap ends in gun charge: ANGER COUNSELOR HELD IN FAIRFAX Accused of pulling pistol on federal marshals blocking Jeep
(Post, February 5, 2010)

Man charged with murder of son, 9 months, in Burke: Police didn't disclose '09 killing while waiting for medical findings
(Post, January 23, 2010)

Woman gets 10 years for shaking baby boy: Fairfax judge to decide in April whether to keep or reduce jury sentence
(Post, January 23, 2010)

Woman convicted of shaking infant: VA. JURY UNSWAYED BY OTHER THEORIES
Child in day care suffered lasting brain damage
(Post, January 22, 2010)

Fairfax woman gets 3 years for lying in day-care murder case
(Post, January 10, 2010)
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