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The Other Option: Explorations in Integrative Medicine
It took incapacitating neck spasms to get Dr. Grace Keenan into an acupuncturist's office.
The Other Option: Reiki
Admitting up front that Reiki "sounds crazy," puts Reiki Master Ellen Labgold on a level playing field with most of the critics opposed to integrative medicine.
The Other Option: Hypnotherapy
As a 13-year-old student in England, Vanessa Lindgren played "very bad tricks" on her schoolmates by hypnotizing them in the middle of class.
The Other Option: Acupuncture
Ten years ago, after receiving his master of science degree in acupuncture, Daniel Parrish started his own acupuncture practice in Leesburg. Licensed as a acupuncturist by the Virginia Board of Medicine, Parrish created the Center for Acupuncture and Healing Arts, located in downtown Leesburg in 2007.
Loudoun Youths Bring Home Medals from Transplant Games
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A group of young Loudoun athletes, all of whom have had life-saving transplants, returned home as champions last month after winning medals in the National Kidney Foundation’s 2010 U.S. Transplant Games.
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Column Left by John P. Flannery/Column Right by Barbara Munsey
Indie Money: 9/02/10
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“Should I automatically switch to a Roth account from my IRA?”
Editorial: Conservative Correspondence
Who says that no one writes letters anymore?
Earlier this month, Va. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli (R) responded to a request for opinion from Del. Bob Marshall (R), who represents sections of Loudoun and Prince William. It created a whirlwind of controversy as Cuccinelli’s expressed his belief that local law enforcement is not barred from investigating immigration status.
Letters to the Editor
These Letters to the Editor ran the Aug. 27 edition of The Indie.
Two Bodies Found Near Ball's Bluff
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Police are investigating two deaths near Ball's Bluff Regional Park in Leesburg, one a slaying death and the other a suicide.
News Ticker Briefs
Selected news briefs that ran in the Aug. 25 edition of the Loudoun Times-Mirror
Leftover Ink: Love the Nightlife, Got to Boogie
Given this week’s cover story, I tried to think back to my own years as a recent college grad and how this area treated me.
Loudoun Nightlife, Or Lack Thereof
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Is there a nightlife for twentysomethings in Loudoun?
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Column Left by John P. Flannery/Column Right by Barbara Munsey
LCPS Staff Furloughs May Get Ax
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Don't start planning that weeklong vacation in November just yet.
Editorial: Defense-less
U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates recently announced his intention to cut $100 billion in defense spending over the next five years. That’s all well and good. Tough economic times do require tough economic measures. However, a review of the details shows that these cuts could have a crippling effect on the Virginia economy.
Public Officials Struggle to Maintain Private Lives
Thomas Jefferson once said: "When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself as public property."
Mines Shines at Austin Peay
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Broad Run High School graduate Adrian Mines enters his senior season at Austin Peay State University as the football team's top returning receiver.
Teachers Take Back New Skills to the Classroom
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Last month, several Loudoun County educators took part in the Loudoun County Watershed Experience, a five-day, hands-on field-immersion program that provided the teachers with the opportunity to investigate the connections between human actions and water quality.
Day Tripper: Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
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Cattle graze on a hillside under the shade trees. It’s an idyllic snapshot of life in the Shenandoah Valley. The King welcomes you.
Business Briefs
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Selected business briefs for the days of Aug. 16-Aug. 25
For Dogs, Airport’s Patches of Green Spell Relief
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For busy travelers, nothing is more comforting than a well-placed bathroom. Officials at Dulles International Airport think the same sentiment also rings true for man’s best friend.
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