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Hartshorn: Jeff Wells Deserves Our Votes For Zone B Concord Board Of Education Seat
Concord resident: The SAU 8 board of education is not listening to our serious cost concerns by approving a $155 million middle school.

Concord resident: The SAU 8 board of education is not listening to our serious cost concerns by approving a $155 million middle school.

Councilor's husband: My wife is really an honest, empathic person who is dedicated to serving her constituents on the Concord Heights.
A letter to the editor written by Parsippany Mayoral candidate Pulkit Desai:
Concord voter says incumbent councilor understands the importance of expanding the tax base to relieve the burden on residents, businesses.
Fairfax County voters casting ballots in the Nov. 5 general election will be voting on a $460 million school bond referendum.
Safety board member: The incumbent is thoughtful with city resources, willing to ask tough questions, and committed to responsible growth.
Former school board member says Grady Sexton is committed to ensuring Concord remains the welcoming community we all deserve.
VA lawmakers criticize John Reid, a GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, on his social media comments attacking Sen. Ghazala Hashmi (D).
Founder of Concord Kind: Grady Sexton works tirelessly to strengthen our community for everyone, including our most vulnerable residents.
Voter: What stands out is not just Amanda Grady Sexton's skill and dedication, but the way she leads with both toughness and compassion.
A Lacey resident offers his point-of-view on the upcoming referendum.
Citizens For Great Falls are asking the Fairfax County Planning Commission for more time to review draft Policy Plan Amendment.
Attorney General Miyares failed to respond to an invitation from 11 grassroots organizations to attend a Sept. 7 town hall.
Virginia state senator says latest SCOTUS decision lifts protections against racial profiling in immigration enforcement.
A local official weighs in on the federal government's controversial decision on a wind power project.
In March 2025 the Massachusetts Department of Public Health conducted an assessment of the Woburn St School.
Fairfax Band students will be marching door-to-door on Saturday, Sept. 6 to collect donations as part of tag day.
A resident calls for more action on combating invasive plant species to protect Vienna's natural environment.
Karen Lee is urging residents to vote against the measure next month.
The park board should evaluate the public's concerns about the bandshell.