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Friday, October 23

Chai Caafi planning November opening in Loudoun

A new South Asian-inspired coffee and tea shop is getting ready to open its doors in Loudoun County. The post Chai Caafi planning November opening in Loudoun first appeared on The Burn .

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Falls Church Schools Seek Community Input on Strategic Plan

Falls Church City Public Schools (FCCPS) is inviting students, families, staff and community members to help shape the school division’s next strategic plan, which will establish educational priorities for the […] The post Falls Church…

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Japanese toy store headed to Dulles Town Center

A new store specializing in Pokemon merch, Japanese anime toys, and other similar products is coming soon to Sterling. The post Japanese toy store headed to Dulles Town Center first appeared on The Burn .

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Tyson’s Churasuko steakhouse offers new, updated menu

Fans of the Brazilian steakhouse tradition – where grilled meats are carved tableside – have some interesting new options at Churasuko Japanese Brazilian Steakhouse in Tysons. The post Tyson’s Churasuko steakhouse offers new, updated menu…

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Burglars strike Lambros Goldsmith in Annandale

Three men broke into Lambros Goldsmith in Annandale and stole $2 million worth of jewelry, reports store owner and award-winning jeweler Lambros Magiafas. Surveillance video shows the suspects wearing masks and dressed in black using a…

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FCDOT proposes restriping projects

The Fairfax County Department of Transportation is proposing two restriping projects in the Annandale/Mason District area in coordination with VDOT’s 2027 repaving program. These include: FCDOT is hosting a virtual meeting on those and…

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Thursday, October 22

Nett trial postponed to December

The first of two criminal trials for Purcellville Vice Mayor Carl "Ben" Nett has been postponed to Dec. 7, according to court records. The trial was scheduled to begin Oct. 26.

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