Madhu  and Phil, founders of Grime Solvers, both believe that "pursuing total quality and delivering on our…More promises are the most critical aspects of Grime Solvers' mission to be the best cleaning service provider in the Northern Virginia area since 1983."</p> <p>Grime Solvers is bonded and insured and provides screened and trained staff  that they claim will "continually exceed your expectations" because they adhere to a "41-point inspection checklist." Their services are affordable and can be customized to meet the customer's specific needs.</p> <p>Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly full services are available and include all aspects of house cleaning, from window washing to carpet cleaning as well as typical household tasks such as laundry and silver polishing. One time move-in or move-out services are also offered. Grime Solvers provides free estimates and excellent references.</p> <p>Grime Solvers serves Northern Virginia including: Alexandria, Arlington, Ashburn, Burke, Centreville, Chantilly, Fairfax, Great Falls, McLean, Oakton, Reston, Springfield, Vienna, and Loudoun County.</p> <p>Helpful cleaning tips can be found on their blog, <a href="http://grimesolvers.blogspot.com/">http://grimesolvers.blogspot.com/</a>.</p>

New Dimensions Realty has been serving the real estate needs of clients residing in Fairfax Station and…More beyond since 1996 when it was founded by owner and broker Sukh Singh. Specializing in short sales and foreclosures, New Dimensions Realty also offers assistance with locating homes through auctions, trustee sales, owner listings and traditional real estate listings in the Northern Virginia area.</p> <p>New Dimensions Realty can help buy, lease or sell residential properties in Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun, Prince William and Stafford counties. The agency is also licensed to operate in Maryland and Washington, D.C.  </p> <p>Ms. Singh states that her agency currently has four experienced agents on staff and that they mostly work on a referral basis.</p> <p>"I offer a very, very good service and will, of course, extend that service to all new clients," she said.</p>

This entrance-point to the Occoquan River features facilities for competitive and recreational sculling and…More rowing. Sandy Run is used for team training and competition by high schools, colleges, national organizations and similar outlets for competitive "canoe, kayak and crew athletes." According to the park's website, "only shells and other boats authorized by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority (NVRPA) may be launched from the docks or shoreline of Sandy Run."</p> <p>George Mason University sponsors races here a few times a year.</p> <p>The walking and jogging trails which can be accessed at Sandy Run Regional Park are pleasant and quiet on days without competitions. On days with competitions, pets are not allowed at the park.</p>

Fairfax County maintains 41 fire stations throughout the county. This station, number 32, is one of two in Fairfax…More Station and one of several near Route 123. Fairview Fire Station keeps six professional firefighters (members of a staff which firefighters estimate to be about 18-25 people total) on-duty at all times, and these men and women equipped and trained to deal with emergencies in Fairfax Station and the surrounding communities. The station operates one paramedic engine and one "Advanced Life-Support" unit, but does not maintain a ladder truck.</p> <p>In addition to fighting fires and providing emergency medical assistance, firefighters show residents how to safely install child seats, set-up and use smoke detectors and conduct home safety checks.</p> <p>The department is part of the Northern Virginia regional response system along with the City of Alexandria, Arlington County, the City of Fairfax, Prince William County, Loudoun County, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, Fort Belvoir and Fort Meyer.</p>

This mammoth middle and high school is one of many massive educational complexes in northern Virginia, but this is…More one is the biggest of all: It's the largest secondary school in the state of Virginia.</p> <p>RSS is named after James W. Robinson Jr., a U.S. Army sergeant who died an incredibly heroic death in Vietnam in 1966 after saving several American lives, leading his men and bravely attacking the enemy.</p> <p>According to official Fairfax County statistics, in the 2008 - 2009 school year, Robinson Secondary School had 2,339 students (86.53 percent of the student body) taking general education courses, while 84 students (3 percent) enrolled in English as a second language courses, and 364 students (13.47 percent) enrolled in special education services.</p> <p>In 2008 - 2009, 18 percent of the school was Asian or Pacific Islander, 5 percent was black, 11 percent was Hispanic and 60 percent was white. Eleven percent of the student body received free or reduced-price meals. The school's student-to-computer ratio was 2.3 to 1 in June, 2010.</p>

Situated at the corner of Silverbrook and Hooes roads, the Durga Temple is the largest Hindu temple in the Northern…More Virginia, Washington D.C. and Maryland area. According to Sharvan K. Verma, the temple manager, followers of Hinduism have come to the temple from West Virginia, Delaware, New York and even California. "This temple meets the needs of everyone in this area," said Verma. "And everyone feels better when they come here."</p> <p>Many programs are available to members and non-members of the temple. Each Saturday and Sunday morning from 7am - 9am, there are free yoga classes, and they are open to anyone. For the student members, there are test preparation courses, study groups and tutoring available. The Durga Temple also has its own Cub Scout group, which is also open to anyone.</p> <p>Community service is available to anyone who wishes to donate some time to the temple. According to Verma, members, students and people completing court appointed community service have all given their time to the temple. Community service may range from helping with tutoring to picking up trash in the parking lot.</p> <p> If you are curious about Hinduism, the Durga Temple can provide information. The temple manager, Verma, is very helpful and friendly and  is willing to answer questions and give a quick tour, just make sure you are respectful and take your shoes off first.</p>