Semmes, Finz Get Back to Work
Two of Loudoun’s most experienced municipal managers stepped into retirement last year, but they’re already back at work. Sam Finz,
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Author: Patrick Szabo
Modern Day Slavery: Human Trafficking a Worldwide, Local Issue
After three years dealing with “sore and exhausted” bodies caused by forced sexual encounters with 10-20 men each day, women
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Purcellville Council Could Become Final Loudoun Town to Allow Remote Meeting Participation
Western Loudoun’s largest town could soon catch up with the technology and policy advances its smaller neighbors have already made.
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Bowles to Serve 2 Life Sentences for Father’s Murder
Loudoun Circuit Court Judge Jeanette Irby today sentenced Michael Bowles to serve two consecutive life sentences after he pleaded guilty
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Lovettsville Could Plan Game Club Commercially, Members Assure No Development Plans
In the midst of resident uproar over a developer’s tentative plans to build a 129-home subdivision with thousands of square
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NOVA Executive Care Opens in Ashburn
The region’s only Executive Care franchise cut the ribbon and officially opened its doors last week in Ashburn. Executive Care
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Fraser, LaRock Host Broadband Connectivity Discussion
Some western Loudouners walked away from Thursday night’s town hall meeting in Purcellville with a better sense of why parts
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Ashburn Boxing Academy Targets Youth Fitness, Development
The county’s newest boxing center has opened for business. This one, however, is geared toward area youth and is the
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Inova Loudoun Nurses, Residents Walk the Runway for Nursing Week
More than a dozen of Loudoun’s elderly residents got an early, much more individually-relevant glimpse of this year’s New York’s
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Lovettsville Eyes Meals Tax to Fund Street Projects
If you’re dining out in the Town of Lovettsville, you might be paying for the town’s sidewalks and streets. The
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