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Fort Hunt Recap: Reader Turns Teacher’s Death Into Tribute

Five Fort Hunt Patch stories you don't want to miss

Didn’t have a chance to read Fort Hunt Patch this week. Don’t worry here are the five Patch stories you don’t want to miss.

Over the years, as Mount Vernon faced major commercial and residential development pressures, the MVCCA played an increasingly central role in advocating for residents’ concerns.

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David Matthews, a Fort Hunt Elementary SACC teacher, was shot and killed last Saturday. A local resident says that his passing should be a reminder that it is important to recognize and honor those who play an important role in the lives of children.

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Following redistricting efforts this year, much . At a monthly meeting of the Mount Vernon Democratic committee, candidates competing for the 30th district state senate seat debated issues ranging from traffic congestion and economic development on route one to abortion rates and the No Child Left Behind act. 

In the fourth part of an ongoing interview series with key officials about BRAC, Sharon Bulova analyzes what the effects of the move will have on local roads.

An analysis by two local realtors  show that the Fort Hunt housing market is vibrant this season, but some economic indicators show that buyers may be overly cautions while sellers are unrealistic with their prices.

 


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