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News
- All in the Family for Alexandria
- Gayle Reuter: Fostering Del Ray’s Small Town Feel
- Collaboration Over Competition for Alexandria Nonprofits
- Alexandrians Of Two Minds
- Fern and Otter Come to ‘Work’
Sports
- Local Prep Football Coaches React to End of Super Bowl XLIX
- Alexandria: T.C. Williams Gymnastics Has Sights Set on Regional Berth
- Alexandria: Senior Guard Hill, Rebounding Propel Titans in Second Half
- Alexandria: T.C. Williams Boys’ Basketball Firing on All Cylinders
- When Dad (or Mom) Is High School Sports Coach
Opinion
- Editorial: Managing Mental Illness in Jails
- Column: Staying Ahead of the Feds
- Letter: Failing in Their Duties
- Editorial: Not the First or Only Time
- Editorial: No Justification for Secrecy, Delay on Geer Shooting
Politics
- Separate But Equal Amenities for Alexandria
- Too Poor for Benefits in Alexandria
- GMU Students Rally to Lower Student Debt
- Political Jockeying in Mount Vernon
- Colleagues Praise Mount Vernon's Puller
Education
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Fern and Otter Come to ‘Work’
“My dogs Fern and Otter, both adopted from the Fairfax County Animal Shelter. They love to come to work with me at the shelter.
When Sam Met Frodo
“Sam and Frodo are both rescue cats. Frodo, the big orange guy with the furry feet, came from Home Alone Feline Rescue in 2011. He is part Maine Coon and part American bobtail. Lou and I had been thinking about getting a second cat as a companion for Frodo when I ran into Lee District School Board member Tammy Koufax at a community event in Springfield in August 2013..."
Alexandria Home Sales: January, 2015
In January, 2015, 126 Alexandria homes sold between $2,700,000-$127,000.
Alexandria Home Sales: January, 2015
Column: Staying Ahead of the Feds
The federal government is not always wrong. At the same time, the state government is not always right.
The Virginia House and the Senate have penned similar but competing mid-point versions to the 2014-2016 biennial budget.
Black History Month Celebrations
Local students learn about the history and accomplishments of African-Americans.
Fourth grade student Eli West crafted a poem this month that was modeled after Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous, “I Have a Dream” speech.
