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Jana Strickland, 39; Owner, Wildlife International/ Animals Unlimited

Matchmaker Tries High-Speed Connections

Group Seeks to Save Military Pets

Another New Mag on the Way

waters run deep

In serene Green Springs, residents rally to fight a developer's plans in what could be the first skirmish of Virginia's water wars.

• by Melissa Scott Sinclair

Graffiti Means Jail for Vandals

Leon K. Stepanian Sr. 1911 — 2003

West Enders Watch for "Gypsies"

Taking Liberties

Cross burning, life during wartime and the new dean.

• by Greg Weatherford

Acting Out

A group of local professional actors have taken matters into their own hands.

• by Jessica Ronky Haddad

creation story: Emlyn Crenshaw, actor

The hardest part for me is trying not to laugh when the jokes come.

music: Stripped-Down Sound

Tarbox Ramblers blend obscure acoustic sounds with new ones to create their unique Americana.

• by Ames Arnold

quickflicks

Phone Booth, A Man Apart, Basic, The Core, Dreamcatcher

• by Maribeth Brewster

music: A Lineup Supreme

He's a Maniac, on the Floor

perspective: "Henry V" and the War

• by Margie Burns

film: Shooting Blanks

Despite the oddball yet likable performance of writer/director/star Robert Duvall, "Assassination Tango" mostly misses its target.

• by Maribeth Brewster

books: History Lesson

Eugene Trani's latest book explores a new slant on U.S.-Soviet relations.

• by Francis WDecker

Get Tickets or Die Tryin'

museums

Galleries

Stage

The Big Picture

Legacies, Living and Otherwise

Ready to Eat, but Edible?

New Options

Bright Light, Big Appetite

Acappella: Church Hill's newest restaurant satisfies the hunger inside.

Pedal Pushers

School-age children may be the first generation in history to have a shorter life span than their parents.

• by Randy Salzman