Frank Marino, the popular drama teacher at Falls Church’s George Mason High School from the mid-1990s until his arrest, and then conviction, on six counts of “taking indecent liberties with a minor,” died of cancer last weekend at his home in Richmond. Marino was arrested in February 2004 and convicted that October.
He completed a near seven-year sentence in 2011, and had been living in Richmond since his release.
BY WHITNEY OWEN The Falls Church Kiwanis Little League (FCKLL) officially launched its spring baseball season Saturday morning with its annual Spring Baseball Parade and Ceremony, drawing hundreds of young
Another week has come and gone, and it’s been a strong one for Meridian’s spring sports, with the teams combining for 11 wins and five losses. The Mustangs tallied several
At Tysons Corner Center, the newest attraction isn’t just a store, it’s an experience. The Hershey Super Sweet Adventure immersive shop draws you in immediately with bursts of bright color
I could have watched all night and still have watched some more of Vienna Theatre Company’s “My Fair Lady,” now onstage at Vienna’s Community Center. It’s a delight, the best
