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    Virginia Dogs

    Brodie helps Jake Jones buy a toothbrush while accompanied by Jake’s mother Lori Jones at Walgreen’s in Warrenton. Times Community Media File Photo/Randy Litzinger

    Virginia, federal laws regarding service animals in conflict
    Sat., May. 25 | 08:28 AM - While Virginia requires owners of service animals to display the training certificate, it's against federal law to require anyone with a service animal to show proof of the animals certification, according to Marian Vessels, director of the Mid-Atlantic American Disability Act (ADA) Center.
    beat the odds

    Keynote speaker Congressman Frank Wolf, right, jokes with the “Beat the Odds” scholarship winners after the awards ceremony at the old courthouse in Leesburg May 23. From left, Shannon Hayes of Park View High School, Leanna Moron of Loudoun County High School, Vineetha Thekkel of Tuscarora High School and Jonathan “Cory” Dickey of Loudoun County High School received scholarships for overcoming adversity such as abuse and financial hardship. —Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Beverly Denny

    Four Loudoun students awarded “Beat the Odds” scholarships
    Fri., May. 24 | 05:30 PM - Looking at Loudoun County High School senior Leanna Moron, one wouldn't suspect the challenges she's overcome.
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    First-degree murder charge dismissed against Leesburg man
    Fri., May. 24 | 04:46 PM - Ryan Williams was charged in connection with the December shooting death of Jovaughn Johnson of Sterling.
    Brambleton residents file lawsuit against Loudoun County School Board
    Fri., May. 24 | 02:26 PM - The Loudoun County School Board will spend yet another summer facing a lawsuit, thanks to this spring's school attendance boundary process.

    Horizon Elementary School assistant principal Christopher Painter shakes hands with School Board member Jill Turgeon after being honored at the Supporting Special Education Awards. —Times-Mirror Photo/Alanna Dvorak

    Special Education Advisory Committee honors dozens at annual award ceremony
    Fri., May. 24 | 12:05 PM - More than 30 Loudoun County students, parents and teachers were honored at the Special Education Advisory Committee's third annual Recognition for Excellence in Supporting Special Education Awards.
    Bowman again indicted on capital murder charges
    Fri., May. 24 | 11:35 AM - A Loudoun County Grand Jury on May 20 for a second time indicted Darwin Giovany Bowman on multiple charges, including two counts of capital murder.
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    Leesburg, Dulles Motorcars, Saghafi

    Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Beverly Denny
    Dulles Motor Cars in Leesburg is owned by Saghafi brothers Kevin, left, CEO, and Hamid, right, President. Kevin’s daughter Nadia, center, is the Director of Operations.

    Family reigns supreme at Leesburg dealership
    Fri., May. 24 | 06:00 AM - Family is what drives one of Leesburg's most successful dealerships.
    Herring, Fairfax run against Cuccinelli’s record
    Thu., May. 23 | 04:31 PM - If there is anything that the Democratic candidates for attorney general are certain to agree on, it is that they would be nothing like current Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli.
    The V Loudoun

    Times-Mirror Photo/Beverly Denny
    The V in Ashburn provides options for its diners, whether it’s the cool, sleek bar, luxurious dining room or relaxing patio.

    The V: Defining the social eatery
    Thu., May. 23 | 03:17 PM - Everything The V does focuses on eclecticism, owner Anthony Cavallo says, from unique craft beers and a solid list of wines to the 100-seat patio to the posh lounge that ushers the bar vibe into a more traditional, upscale-casual dinner setting.
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    Memorial Day in Loudoun
    Thu., May. 23 | 01:13 PM - Falling on the last Monday of May since 1968, Memorial Day will be observed this year on May 27. During the three-day weekend communities across Loudoun County will honor soldiers, sailors and Marines who died serving their country.
    Loudoun County, Car dealerships

    Mercedes-Benz of Chantilly is most excited about the new 2013 M-class SUV. Courtesy photo/Mercedes-Benz of Chantilly

    The season’s best new vehicles
    Thu., May. 23 | 07:00 AM - Loudoun County auto dealers share their top picks for the summer.
    School Board approves first principal of HS-6
    Wed., May. 22 | 02:43 PM - The Loudoun County School Board approved HS-6's first principal at its May 14 meeting.
    Loudoun LaRock
    Loudoun House candidate experiencing the ‘wild, wild west’ of politics
    Wed., May. 22 | 11:03 AM - The campaign for Hamilton's David LaRock, challenging incumbent Del. Joe May in the June 11 primary, has been forced to deal with unwanted patrons on its Facebook page.
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    Photo Courtesy/Ambrosia
    Ambrosia will take the stage at the Tally Ho Theatre in Leesburg May 24, where they will perform the classics and fans will get a sample of the new music to be released later this year.

    Ambrosia: Still making music and fostering a new generation
    Wed., May. 22 | 08:00 AM - The band will take the stage at the Tally Ho Theatre in Leesburg May 24, where they will perform the classics and fans will get a sample of the new music to be released later this year.
    Elizabeth Miller files House of Delegates candidacy
    Tue., May. 21 | 12:30 PM - Miller, a well-known political activist and the wife of former Loudoun County Supervisor Stevens Miller, has filed as an independent.
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    Purcellville Physical Therapy on the move
    Sat., May. 25 | 08:00 AM
    Leadership in the Law Summer Camp
    Sat., May. 25 | 08:00 AM
    Two injured in multiple vehicle crash on Dulles Greenway
    Fri., May. 24 | 12:12 PM
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    Downed wires in Leesburg affecting traffic light
    Fri., May. 24 | 11:23 AM
    Loudoun holds ‘speed dating for board of directors’ event
    Fri., May. 24 | 08:00 AM
    Shenandoah names Loudoun Teacher of the Year
    Thu., May. 23 | 03:42 PM
    LTM Editorial: Leesburg – café style
    Thu., May. 23 | 12:40 PM
    Purcellville’s Catoctin Creek Distillery wins another award
    Thu., May. 23 | 08:00 AM
    Committee recommends name for ES-21
    Wed., May. 22 | 02:50 PM
    Lovettsville’s Mayfest roars into town
    Wed., May. 22 | 02:19 PM
    Long and Foster names Sterling associate top producer
    Wed., May. 22 | 01:57 PM
    Guest Opinion: Giving students the gift of a prosperous professional future
    Wed., May. 22 | 12:36 PM
    Loudoun maintains triple-A bond ratings
    Wed., May. 22 | 10:21 AM
    Angry Birds comes to life in Clarke
    Wed., May. 22 | 03:52 AM
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    Five sent to hospital after Sterling crash
    Tue., May. 21 | 01:01 PM
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    Heritage grad awarded language scholarship
    Tue., May. 21 | 09:00 AM
    Ex-felon’s voting rights, and hopes, restored
    Mon., May. 20 | 07:12 PM
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    Newton School expansion
    Mon., May. 20 | 04:00 PM
    Broad Run senior wins bank scholarship
    Mon., May. 20 | 11:45 AM
    Spring cleaning advice for Loudoun residents
    Mon., May. 20 | 12:14 AM
    Loudoun’s Got Talent finalists concert May 25
    Sat., May. 18 | 12:52 PM
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    Crime Report for Friday, May 17, 2013
    Fri., May. 17 | 04:58 PM
    McAuliffe to keynote Loudoun Democrats’ annual dinner
    Fri., May. 17 | 12:06 PM
    Leesburg Police offering youth camps this summer
    Thu., May. 16 | 09:46 AM
    Thursday is the Greenway’s ‘Drive for Charity’
    Thu., May. 16 | 07:53 AM
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    Sports

    The Potomac Falls Panthers followed up their Dulles District regular-season championship by winning the district’s tournament title.—Times-Mirror Photo/Owen Gotimer

    Panthers prevail over Pride, win third district title in five years
    Sat., May. 25 | 07:48 AM - Potomac Falls High School starting pitcher Zachary Engelmann went four-and-two-thirds innings, allowing just one run, to pick up the win in the Panthers' 4-3 victory over the Heritage Pride in the Dulles District baseball tournament championship game May 24 in Sterling.
    Woodgrove shuts out Briar Woods in Dulles girls soccer final
    Fri., May. 24 | 02:53 PM - Early in the first half, Woodgrove High School's Sarah Hardison used her head to score the first goal in the Dulles District girls soccer championship match May 23 in Aldie.
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