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Arcola, Virginia

Population: 572,059

The hub of national politics and a center of international interaction, Washington, D.C. is a bustling city rich with history and cultural flavor from around the globe. Walking between the government buildings, the sense of history and power in the downtown area is almost overwhelming. Some of the nation's most recognized buildings circle the National Mall, including the towering Washington Monument, the Capitol Building, the National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian museums. Institutions such as Georgetown University and American University round out the city's reputation as a place of higher learning and modern culture.

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Events around Arcola

Fall Backyard Burn Trail Running Series 10 Mile/5 Mile
Fountainhead Regional Park
 Sun 11/15
David Wilcox in Concert at the Alden Theatre - McLean Community Center
McLean Community Center
 Sat 11/21
Boo's last day with us for the season singing your favorites
Swedenburg Winery
 Sun 11/22
Holidays Happen at Reston Town Center
Reston Town Center
 Fri 11/27

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Arcola News

PATH asks West Virginia for seven-month delay

Loudoun Times - Thu Nov 05

American Electric Power and Allegheny Energy, partners in the proposed 280-mile 765,000-volt electric transmission line from Putnam County, W.Va., to a new substation in Maryland, have asked the West Virginia Public Service Commission to put the application on hold for 217 days.

Va. Upholds Power Line Contracts

NewsChannel 8 - Thu Nov 05

RICHMOND, Va. - The Virginia Supreme Court has upheld permits for construction of the Virginia portion of a multistate power line.

Gang Problem Easing

Alexandria Gazette-Packet - Thu Nov 05

The "gang problem," first noticed significantly in eastern Loudoun County in 2002 and appearing to grow over succeeding years, now appears to have crested and in recent years declined somewhat, according to a study released last week by the Northern Virginia Gang Task Force.

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