The Woman’s Club of McLean donated $5,000 to the McLean Volunteer Fire Department.
In gratitude, Volunteer Department President Kay Hartgrove noted that the funds “will be used to provide high-quality fire, rescue, emergency services, and life safety education to the McLean community.”
From left (while social distancing): President of the McLean Volunteer Fire Department Kay Hartgrove, McLean Woman’s Club president Cecilia Glembocki, and club members and officers Karen Moore and Kay Burnell.
Paul B. Ebert, a Falls Church native who went on to become the longest-serving Commonwealth’s Attorney in Virginia history and one of the most recognizable prosecutors in the Commonwealth, died
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Grace Mary Loeffler O’Donoghue gently passed away on June 12 in her long-time home of Springfield, Virginia. She had just celebrated her 100th birthday with her cherished family, neighbors, and
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