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  • D.R. Horton is building 11 traditional single-family homes on 10,679-square-foot sites at Cottage Farm in Alexandria. The four-bedroom Covington model, with 2,809 square feet, is priced from $719,990.

    New in Virginia: Cottage Farm

    D.R. Horton is building 11 traditional single-family homes on 10,679-square-foot sites at Cottage Farm in Alexandria, near Landmark Mall, Cameron Run Regional Park, shops, restaurants and the Van Dorn Metro station.

  • A Fairfax County fire official walks past a pile of flood-damaged personal belongings from the Boyd family home on Sept. 9, 2011, as residents cleaned up from the flooding on Arlington Terrace in the Huntington neighborhood of Alexandria, Va., after heavy rains pounded the region. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

    Va., Md. residents assess flood damage

    Washington-area officials began assessing damage Friday from torrential rains that a day earlier flooded roadways and neighborhoods in the region, killing at least three people.

  • An Alexandria firefighter boat crew heads towards Strayer university on Eisenhower avenue,  where students are trapped due to rising flood waters in Alexandria, Va., on Thursday, September 8, 2011. Rain associated with the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee caused flash floods. (Andrew S. Geraci/The Washington Times)

    Rain floods roads, forces evacuations, three dead

    Heavy and relentless rain from remnants of Tropical Storm Lee on Thursday claimed at least three lives in the Washington area, closed the Capital Beltway and forced thousands of evacuations in Virginia and elsewhere along the East Coast as rivers and streams already swollen by Hurricane Irene spilled over their banks.

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