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Coyotes Are Secretive, but They Are Around (opens the original)
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Boom in the Middle of the Night September 17, 2026 >Looney Tunes’ Wile E. Coyote, a devious, wacky and always hungry cartoon character, may be many people’s image of a coyote, but these animals are “smart and secretive,” says Katherine Edwards, Fairfax County’s Wildlife Management Specialist. Coyotes are “super-fascinating,” University of Maryland master’s degree candidate Lavender Harris told attendees at an Aug. 28 natural resources symposium, in describing her wildlife camera survey of coyote
It’s All About Community (opens the original)
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“Everybody do rumble,” 40 synchronized, jumping high school cheerleaders called, as families arrived. “Shake those shoulders, don’t shrug,” urged D.J. Elle, as she swayed her derriére on stage teaching fans the merengue. It was a day of rumbling, shaking and coming together – no shrugging -- at United Community’s (UC) Aug. 22 ALX South Block Party at Bryant High School when 700 people from babies to seniors visited 45 vendors and got advice from skin care to savings accounts. “Nothing is more im
‘Deer Management’ Starting Soon in Fairfax County (opens the original)
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White-tailed deer are quite at home in suburbia and perhaps too much so. From Sept. 12 to Feb. 13, Fairfax County will conduct annual “deer management” using archery, sharpshooting, “human exclusion, repellency and habitat modification.” The last three, non-lethal methods, are county recommendations to property owners, such as fencing, tree guards, repellents and plants unpalatable to deer. Deer management is needed, officials say, because of collisions with vehicles, disease transmission and ha
Region Has Serious Drought, Rainfall Deficit (opens the original)
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This stream in Great Falls National Park in Fairfax County was dry on Sunday morning, Aug. 1. Virginia’s Drought Monitoring Task Force updated the state’s drought status on July 31: “The recent rain has prevented drought conditions from worsening, although severe drought continues in many parts of Virginia.” A drought warning advisory continues for Northern Virginia which includes Arlington, Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun, and Prince William counties and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Chur
Nepenthe Gallery’s New Spot: More Visibility (opens the original)
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Jim and Carrie Garland opened Nepenthe Gallery in 2022. In early August, Nepenthe Gallery, now behind the pastry shop in the Hollin Hall Shopping Center, will move to a prominent corner spot with windows facing both Fort Hunt and Shenandoah Roads, a space formerly occupied by Wells Fargo Bank. “This will give us more visibility,” said Carrie Garland recently, imagining art in the three big windows facing Fort Hunt Road that pedestrians and drivers passing by will easily see. She has co-owned and
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