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Thursday, Oct. 27
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Entertainment
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General
As October ends, trees shed their leaves, cool days grow shorter and county lore – replete with tales of odd occurrences in historic homes and Old Town offices – resurfaces.
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Thursday, Oct. 27
From 2009 until October, the county used $1.3 million in federal money to buy, restore and resell seven foreclosed homes, mostly in the Bealeton area, to qualified first-time owners.
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Thursday, Oct. 27
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General
Construction crews working on the Warrenton Walmart expansion took down the old silo on E. Shirley Avenue early this morning.
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Wednesday, Oct. 26
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Sports
Even after all her years of shooting and dribbling, lifting and sprinting, learning and exerting, Brianna Brizzi might not have become part of the University of Pittsburgh women’s basketball team if she hadn’t spent a little time sitting.
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Wednesday, Oct. 26
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People
When 11-year-old Lane Mullins returned to his Goldvein home Sunday after a weekend visit to his dad’s house in Arlington, dozens of family, friends, and Make-A-Wish volunteers waited to unveil the surprise of a lifetime.
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Wednesday, Oct. 26
The Fauquier Farm Bureau and the Fauquier Times-Democrat will sponsor a candidates’ forum on Thursday night at Warrenton Middle School at 244 Waterloo St.
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Some mighty interesting characters are hanging out in The Plains these days.
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Wednesday, Oct. 26
Wawa attributed the delay to a couple of site-work issues, which the company recently resolved with its contractor.
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Wednesday, Oct. 26
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Education
Despite an almost umbilical attachment to the Internet, Fauquier County high school journalists would rather have the dead-tree version of their student newspapers in hand than read the articles online.
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Sunday, Oct. 23
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Sports
A lieutenant from the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office is scouring the Fauquier High School campus for a very specific group of people: girls who want to play basketball.
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Sunday, Oct. 23
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Business
A principal with Yount, Hyde and Barbour, a well-known public accounting and business consulting firm, was terminated Oct. 6 after an internal investigation uncovered improprieties in the management of a client’s account
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Obituaries
- William Edward Powell, Jr.
- Fran Anderson
- Catherine C. Gingras
- Robert Hartwell Arnold, Jr.
- Karen Ann Ebersole
- Melvin T. King “Nick”
- Muriel Spetzman
- Jocelyn Victoria Rodearmel
- L. Templar Titus, Jr.
- Hilda Ball Marcus
Sports
- Loudoun Valley ends Kettle Run’s girls lacrosse season in semifinals
- May 22 Fauquier County high school sports roundup
- Warren County softball wins district title, 9-1, over Kettle Run
- Dominion boys lacrosse beats Fauquier, ends season of yet another Evergreen team
- Stable Tour offers insider view of affluent horse farms, barns
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- Memorial Day honors those who served
- Free lunch Saturday at Grace Episcopal
- Rolling Thunder Worship Service set
- Lifelong resident will be mourned
- Plan to donate blood June 3 in Marshall
- Old machinery, car show this weekend
- ‘Stop hunger now’ needs volunteers
- Stable tour looks behind the scenes
- Remington community yard sale May 18
- Cub Pack 1161 Crossover this week
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