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‘Safe, Secure, Just’ in Alexandria

Running Tight Fiscal Ships in Alexandria

Annual financial reports say city and schools are operating judiciously.

Getting Credit for Good Credit in Alexandria

Annual report indicates city government’s strong fiscal health, especially debt health.

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Keeping Options Open in Alexandria?

Board approves high school network plan, contingent on more analysis.

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Massive Need in Alexandria

Local religious charities strain to help thousands of households get by.

Alexandria School Finances: Affirmation and Caution

Report indicates decreasing expenditure per student, and widening deficits.

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Budget Surplus to Bolster Virginia’s Creditworthiness

Local delegate breaks down allocations.

How To Define — and Provide — Affordable Housing in Alexandria?

Revised Resolution 830 won’t require maintaining affordability levels for public housing redevelopments.

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Targeting Revenue in Alexandria

Advisors and business leaders encourage city to develop Revenue Master Plan.

Alexandria Public Housing Redevelopment Falls Through

A Conversation: Getting Back on the Porch in Alexandria

Alfred Street Baptist Church’s pastor on the church’s public role.

‘It Takes a Lot of Subsidy’ in Alexandria

Sources stretch to fund forthcoming homeless shelter, affordable housing.

Define High School

ACPS launches community engagement process for revamping programming, accommodating enrollment.

‘Fait Accompli’ in Alexandria?

School Board approves swing space plan over community objections.

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Alexandria: ‘Fiscal Slam Dunk for City’?

City leaders promise significant, but unspecified, economic growth from new Virginia Tech campus.

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‘Potentially a Disaster’ in Alexandria?

Council fears extended Metro shutdown economic impact.

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‘Staying as a Teacher’ in Alexandria

‘The Budget Tells a Story’ in Alexandria

School Board delays CIP vote to hone language, tell a more accurate story.

Diversity in Elected Bodies in Alexandria

A look at council, School Board members’ economic interests.

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What’s in a Name in Alexandria?

Naming of city’s Waterfront Park smells sweeter to some than to others.

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Annual financial reports say city and schools are operating judiciously.

Annual report indicates city government’s strong fiscal health, especially debt health.

Board approves high school network plan, contingent on more analysis.

Local religious charities strain to help thousands of households get by.

Report indicates decreasing expenditure per student, and widening deficits.

Local delegate breaks down allocations.

Revised Resolution 830 won’t require maintaining affordability levels for public housing redevelopments.

Advisors and business leaders encourage city to develop Revenue Master Plan.

Alfred Street Baptist Church’s pastor on the church’s public role.

Sources stretch to fund forthcoming homeless shelter, affordable housing.

ACPS launches community engagement process for revamping programming, accommodating enrollment.

School Board approves swing space plan over community objections.

City leaders promise significant, but unspecified, economic growth from new Virginia Tech campus.

Council fears extended Metro shutdown economic impact.

School Board delays CIP vote to hone language, tell a more accurate story.

A look at council, School Board members’ economic interests.

Naming of city’s Waterfront Park smells sweeter to some than to others.