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• Local docs still back early tests Wait until 50 for a mammogram? Local doctors don't like the idea
• New program connects veterans with peers• CORRECTION
• VDOT warns of transportation impediments
• Public calendar
• City steward works to keep river clean
Yesterday's Stories
• City hires economic development manager
• Beer bottle blow leads to arrest
• Caroline center gets festive look
• Arrest made in thefts at VRE lots
• Youth fares on VRE studied
• UMW passes midyear increase
• Germanna plans parking deck at new building
• CORRECTION
• A. P. Hill seeks to improve communication
• Benefit concert brings family back together
• Coffee links communities
• CHARGERS HOLD ON High school playoffs: Division 4, Region I semifinal: Smithfield (8-2) at Chancellor (8-2),
• Redskins-Cowboys preview: Keys to game • UMW's DeVar wins All-America honors
• THE EDGE
• Grizzled Bugel still lives for trenches
• Spiders creep above Tribe
• Portis still in a daze
• Eagles nip Lynchburg in double overtime
• North Stafford a step short
• PANTHERS DENY BLACK-HAWKS
• Eagles' gamble proves costly
• After college, many struggle with debts Student loan delinquencies growing
• NAMES & NOTES• Economics on a human scale
• Patience nets Droid reward
• Signing up for a big project
• Area gas prices for Friday, Nov. 20
• For Radley, there will be life after Saturn
• Will 'reform' punish banks' bad behavior?
• Isabella's Boutique is opening in downtown Culpeper
• New tenant for former Circuit City building?
• It's an employers' market
• Store's closing an unpleasant surprise to some
• Apartment complex set for foreclosure?
• Lacker sees economy still facing challenges
• NITA VAN DER WALT
• BB&T chairman puts crisis blame on feds
• Warning: Employment can be hazardous to your health
• Helping humans handle the loss of a loved one
• NAMES & NOTES
Town & County is now exclusively found in the print edition of The Free Lance-Star
• Vegetables are the root of nourishing holiday meals This holiday season, eat more vegetarian meals
• Gathering aims to help people cope with grief during holidays.• Make the golden years golden
• HEALTH CALENDAR
• PEOPLE NEED VEGGIES--AND LOVE
• Staff writer profiles "World War II, Saving the Reality"
• Visit to dentist makes impression
• Fredericksburg.com writer reviews "Michael"
• Staff artist reviews "Herblock: The Life and Work of the Great Political Cartoonist"
• Staff writer reviews "Time Great Discoveries: Explorations That Changed History"
• Staff member reviews "Photographic History" of the Battle of the Bulge
• Staff copy editor reviews "Nigella Christmas"
• Staff writer reviews "Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera"
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• Staff writer reviews "National Parks: America's Best Idea"
• >> D.C. THEATER COMPANY'S PRODUCTION INSPIRED BY WASHINGTON'S URBAN STREETSCAPES
• THE CHART-TOPPING CHRISTIAN ARTIST AND HIS BAND DIVERSE CITY PLAY PATRIOT CENTER SATURDAY NIGHT
• CONCERT WILL HERALD HOLIDAYS
• >> BRASS GROUP'S CATALYST WAS A CRAIGSLIST ADVERTISEMENT FOR MARCHING BAND UNIFORMS
• Movies opening this week
• Movies still playing in the Fredericksburg area
• >> HASIDIC REGGAE SINGER RE-EMERGES AFTER A THREE-YEAR STUDIO HIATUS WITH A FRESH SOUND
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• >> DON'T FOCUS ON HOW UNREAL THE STORY IS; JUST ENJOY THE SPECIAL EFFECTS
• >> MOVIES AT THE MUSEUM SHOWCASES NICOLAS CAGE ADVENTURE FILM
• >> CULPEPER EATERY SERVES UP DELICIOUS FARE MADE FROM SCRATCH
• >> FRED FRANKLIN WANTS TO MAKE SHAKESPEARE MORE ACCESSIBLE TO AUDIENCES
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SHOP THE FREDERICKSBURG AREA SERVICE LEAGUE'S MERRY MARKET, A BOUTIQUE CRAFT EVENT, 10 A.M.-6 P.M. SATURDAY AT UMW'S JEPSON CENTER. COST: ADULTS $3, KIDS UNDER 12 FREE
• >> SPOTSWOOD COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE WILL BENEFIT HOMELESS MINISTRY
• Brindle's journey
• Brindle's return
• BIRTHS
• Two new support groups are forming to help veterans and their families
• Obesity in a can: Sugary sodas are nutritionally indefensible
• HEALTH CALENDAR
• 'Invisible disease' a challenge to manage
Community News
• Sickle Cell association honors its founders Sickle Cell association meets
• K.G. considers towing rules• Holladay House shares memories
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Bikers raise funds for Toys for Tots
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Speaking his mind, one sign at a time
• Council looks at funds for 'outside agencies'
• Water and sewer rates to rise
• Routes students walk to school will get safer
• Fire recruits set to graduate
• Posters promote peace
• SPOTSYLVANIA CRIME SOLVERS
• Activity bus policy reviewed
• Scholarship honors Marine killed in Iraq
• CALENDAR EXTRA
• SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS
• SCHOOL DAYS
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• SCHOOL CALENDAR
• SPORTS NOTES
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• PARKS & RECREATION CALENDAR
• SCHOOL CALENDAR
• SPORTS NOTES
• MILITARY NOTES
• Bowling Green park advances
• Support groups set for vets, families
• United Way fundraising ahead of expectations
• New faces, but familiar issues for supervisors
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
More Local News on the Web
• School Board members, superintendent return from VSBA with ideas,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/22
• GCC prez agrees with tuition hike,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/22
• In a holding pattern,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/22
• 100s Mourn Va. Student Killed by Hunter,
Fox DC, 2009/11/22
• Christmas Mother Fund,
Richmond Times Dispatch, 2009/11/22
• Couple Found, Apparent Murder-Suicide,
Fox DC, 2009/11/22
• Football: West Point 27, Franklin 24,
Richmond Times Dispatch, 2009/11/21
• Hit-and-run sends woman to hospital,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Eleven inches chopped off,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Retired professor pens memoir about childhood in Culpeper,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Beer bottle attack leads to charges,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• School Board organizes its division goals,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Football Friday in Culpeper,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Bluefield College grant to fund health program,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Va asks feds for disaster assistance after storms,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Va Asks Feds for Disaster Assistance,
Fox DC, 2009/11/21
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/22
• GCC prez agrees with tuition hike,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/22
• In a holding pattern,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/22
• 100s Mourn Va. Student Killed by Hunter,
Fox DC, 2009/11/22
• Christmas Mother Fund,
Richmond Times Dispatch, 2009/11/22
• Couple Found, Apparent Murder-Suicide,
Fox DC, 2009/11/22
• Football: West Point 27, Franklin 24,
Richmond Times Dispatch, 2009/11/21
• Hit-and-run sends woman to hospital,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Eleven inches chopped off,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Retired professor pens memoir about childhood in Culpeper,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Beer bottle attack leads to charges,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• School Board organizes its division goals,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Football Friday in Culpeper,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Bluefield College grant to fund health program,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Va asks feds for disaster assistance after storms,
Culpeper Star-Exponent, 2009/11/21
• Va Asks Feds for Disaster Assistance,
Fox DC, 2009/11/21
Selected Local Twitter Feeds
Community Blogs
Obituaries
• Joette Phillips
• Dolores C. Torralbas
• Percy J. Smith
• Frank G Albright II
• Lisa A. Kay
• Mark C. Kube
• Robert T. Ryland Jr.
• Paul W. Aaron
• Joan Hellmann
View all the obits on one page.
• Dolores C. Torralbas
• Percy J. Smith
• Frank G Albright II
• Lisa A. Kay
• Mark C. Kube
• Robert T. Ryland Jr.
• Paul W. Aaron
• Joan Hellmann
Letters
• The gut-busting joy that is Thanksgiving
• The feds' spending frenzy must stop
• What's 'fair' about Jerry Hill's salary?
• Tigers, pythons, chimpanzees: Exotic, but wild
• Applebee's gets an 'A'
• Enough is enough, LOW; no more fees!
• Aren't memorials to our past worth saving?
• City schools' vaccine clinic was well-run
• Can't we rationally discuss health reform?
• Reps who supported bill deserve our thanks
• Help us put an end to domestic violence
• 'Just say no' to re-electing Rep. Wittman
• Trumping the race card: Long overdue
• Election '09 results: Splitting the vote?
View the editorial page.
• The feds' spending frenzy must stop
• What's 'fair' about Jerry Hill's salary?
• Tigers, pythons, chimpanzees: Exotic, but wild
• Applebee's gets an 'A'
• Enough is enough, LOW; no more fees!
• Aren't memorials to our past worth saving?
• City schools' vaccine clinic was well-run
• Can't we rationally discuss health reform?
• Reps who supported bill deserve our thanks
• Help us put an end to domestic violence
• 'Just say no' to re-electing Rep. Wittman
• Trumping the race card: Long overdue
• Election '09 results: Splitting the vote?
Editorials
• Uncle Sam, Coke lord
• A Chesapeake dawn?
• Sarah and Carrie: They got looks, they got books
• In a fix? Edward Woodward could get you out
• Old age, health, and R's
• Piracy pays (in pesetas)
• Jackets downer
• New York, again
• Hidden in the bill
• On the mend
• TV, again
• Docs & seniors
View the editorial page.
• A Chesapeake dawn?
• Sarah and Carrie: They got looks, they got books
• In a fix? Edward Woodward could get you out
• Old age, health, and R's
• Piracy pays (in pesetas)
• Jackets downer
• New York, again
• Hidden in the bill
• On the mend
• TV, again
• Docs & seniors
Local Columns
• A little goes a long way Local group with goal of empowering the poor, at home and abroad, holds fundraising carnival
• Police speed traps raise larger issue of fairness to commuters• Thousands offer their ideas on efficiency, energy savings
• More than 1,000 local kids need adoptive Santas
• Please save me from the cost of being rescued
• Trip to concert like visiting the tropical isles
• Media vulnerable in rush to report
• Updikes recognized for their auctioneering work
• Spotsylvania leaders' election promising for business, future
• Cost of living increase up in air
• Trail guide offers fun, clues
State AP
Politico
• Sunday talk show tip sheet
• GOP eyes McDonnell strategy
• Lincoln on board, 60 in hand
• Beck's plan: Rally followers, sell books
• Democrats hold line, but cracks show
• GOP eyes McDonnell strategy
• Lincoln on board, 60 in hand
• Beck's plan: Rally followers, sell books
• Democrats hold line, but cracks show
Real Estate
• Pre-winter TLC for trees, shrubs
• Raking a minor downside to trees', leaves' value
• Raking a minor downside to trees', leaves' value
• New house rises from ashes
• Old cabins given new life
• Old cabins given new life
• Raking a minor downside to trees', leaves' value
• Raking a minor downside to trees', leaves' value
• New house rises from ashes
• Old cabins given new life
• Old cabins given new life
Wanted: More Good News
The Free Lance–Star received such positive response to “Some Good News,” we would like to continue the series of cheerful or inspiring stories from the community.
Please contact Cathy Dyson at cdyson@freelancestar.com
Have you found that it really is better to give than to receive?
Research shows that altruism can have benefits for the one doing the giving. I'm working on a story about science behind generosity and how people can reap the benefits of giving even when they are low on money. If you have a story to share, I'd love to hear from you!
Please contact Brynn Boyer at bboyer@freelancestar.com (phone: 540/374-5000 x5779)
The Free Lance–Star received such positive response to “Some Good News,” we would like to continue the series of cheerful or inspiring stories from the community.
Please contact Cathy Dyson at cdyson@freelancestar.com
Have you found that it really is better to give than to receive?
Research shows that altruism can have benefits for the one doing the giving. I'm working on a story about science behind generosity and how people can reap the benefits of giving even when they are low on money. If you have a story to share, I'd love to hear from you!
Please contact Brynn Boyer at bboyer@freelancestar.com (phone: 540/374-5000 x5779)
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