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Celebrating Juneteenth in Fairfax County

• On June 19, 1865, the last of enslaved Black people living in Galveston, Texas, were told the Civil War had ended. 
• Explore programs, tours and stories that commemorate Juneteenth. 
• Learn more about Juneteenth and why this day is special with resources from our library.

3 Things to Know Today

1. Get Ahead This Summer: Schedule Your Child's Vaccines Today

2. License Plate Reader Tech Helps Our Police Locate 3 Missing People in One Day

3. Nominees Wanted for Friends of Trees Awards

More Headlines

• County Offices Closed Tomorrow, June 19, for Juneteenth Holiday
• Safe, Secure and Responsible: Let’s Talk About Firearm Safety
• BeFriend-A-Child Program Seeks Volunteer Mentors
• Make Crafts to Raise Awareness on Issues You Care About at Pohick Regional Library on Saturday
• Browse and Swap Donated Art Supplies Sunday at George Mason Regional Library

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