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Online schooling in Northern Virginia and elsewhere is becoming more popular among students and educators as a way to break from the traditional classroom setting and rigid school schedules, according to interviews with local officials and a new federal study.
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Downtown in a Downturn:
Proposals Aim to Boost Leesburg's Historic Retail Core
(Post,
July 24, 2008; Page LZ01)
Sterling Residents Seek Help:
Supervisors Hear Of Area's Decline
(Post,
July 24, 2008; Page LZ01)
Loudoun Softball Alums Going Up Against the Best:
Team USA Touring To Prep for Beijing
(Post,
July 24, 2008; Page LZ13)
Father Is Indicted in Death of Toddler:
Charged With Manslaughter, Loudoun Man Leaves Hospital to Appear in Court
(Post,
July 23, 2008; Page B06)
Workshop Lets Veterans Share Their Stories:
Those Who Served in Iraq and Afghanistan Meet to Bond, Give and Get Emotional Support
(Post,
July 20, 2008; Page C07)
She's an Officer and a Canine:
Fire Investigator Sniffs Out Evidence
(Post,
July 20, 2008; Page LZ01)
Higher Fares May Loom For PRTC Bus Riders:
Surges in Usage, Gas Costs Strain Transit Agencies
(Post,
July 17, 2008; Page PW01)
County Wins Award for Government on the Web
(Post,
July 17, 2008; Page LZ01)
Board Votes to Send Crews to Fix Lawns:
Aggressive Policy Aims to Weed Out Blight
(Post,
July 17, 2008; Page LZ01)
On State's Election Map, Some Areas Are Purple Question Marks
(Post,
July 17, 2008; Page VA04)
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Loudoun Government News
County Wins Award for Government on the Web
(Post, July 17, 2008; Page LZ01)
Time Is Up for Restaurant Where It Long Stood Still
(Post, May 12, 2008; Page B01)
4 Vie for 3 Council Seats In Leesburg: Transportation, Taxes Key Issues
(Post, May 1, 2008; Page LZ01)
County Is Pursuing European Businesses: Officials Pitch Loudoun In Trip to Germany
(Post, April 27, 2008; Page LZ01)
Leesburg Property Tax Rate Stays Level
(Post, April 27, 2008; Page LZ04)
Loudoun Crime News
On LoudounExtra.com: Loudoun Revisits Rules As Sinkholes Multiply
(Post, July 15, 2008; Page B01)
HCA Hires Children's to Help With Embattled Hospital
(Post, July 3, 2008; Page LZ01)
Man Found Dead at Loudoun County Detention Center
(Post, July 1, 2008; 4:45 PM)
Loudoun To Check Residency In Arrests
(Post, June 18, 2008; Page B01)
Plan Would Ban Houses Near Airport: Crosstrail Site Up for Rezoning
(Post, June 8, 2008; Page LZ01)
Loudoun Schools News
Enrollment in ESL Program Shows Signs Of Slowing: Drop in Available Jobs May Explain Trend
(Post, May 11, 2008; Page LZ01)
School Board Seeks Say in Book Policy: Review Panel Would Have the Last Word
(Post, March 6, 2008; Page LZ01)
Children's Book May Return To Shelves
(Post, February 28, 2008; Page LZ01)
Despite Ruling, Legislator Pushes to Bury Power Line
(Post, February 21, 2008; Page LZ01)
2 Guys and a Chick Set Off Loudoun Library Dispute
(Post, February 17, 2008; Page C01)
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