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‘Somebody Else’s Money’ in Alexandria

Chamber panel encourages public-private partnerships, particularly for schools.

‘Transportation Renaissance’ in Alexandria?

Panelists weigh costs and benefits of electric scooters.

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Church-State Working Together in Alexandria

Weighing in on community-wide issue of mental health.

Building the Budget Better in Alexandria

Capital planning task force begins looking at process improvement.

Heavy Lifting Begins

Joint city-schools task force digs into competing capital projects.

‘Nothing To Brag About’ in Alexandria

City Council considers new funding to stem loss of affordable housing.

Untested Housing Policy in Alexandria

Poverty “deconcentration:” A social good?

At Budget Finish Line in Alexandria

Council negotiates final budget nickels and dimes.

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Jinks Proposes No Tax Rate Hike for Alexandria

But higher property assessments would mean higher taxes.

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Alexandria Council Inches Up Max Tax Rates

Tax rate ceilings bumped up one-half cent for real estate, 56 cents for cars.

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Know Your City: Family and Marriage in Alexandria

A look at some changes, challenges faced by parents, marriages, youth.

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Weighing Public Priorities in Alexandria: Art and Science

Mixed responses to new method of grading public services, prioritizing budget cuts.

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Alexandria: A City of Faith

A bird’s eye view of the city’s religious congregations.

‘Do Important Things Well’ in Alexandria

Council considers another tough budget, new approaches.

Not Enough Businesses in Alexandria

City’s Master Plan advances in some areas, behind pace in commercial development.

‘Make Some Choices’ in Alexandria

School Board engages task force on capital budgeting.

Cut-Through Traffic Called Dangerous in Alexandria

Petitioners oppose narrowing Seminary Road.

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‘Affordability’ vs. ‘Sustainability’ in Alexandria

Advisory group considers challenges to preserving public housing stock.

Know Your City: Early Care and Education in Alexandria

A look at the ecosystem serving Alexandria’s youngest.

The New Face of Andrew Adkins

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Chamber panel encourages public-private partnerships, particularly for schools.

Panelists weigh costs and benefits of electric scooters.

Weighing in on community-wide issue of mental health.

Capital planning task force begins looking at process improvement.

Joint city-schools task force digs into competing capital projects.

City Council considers new funding to stem loss of affordable housing.

Poverty “deconcentration:” A social good?

Council negotiates final budget nickels and dimes.

But higher property assessments would mean higher taxes.

Tax rate ceilings bumped up one-half cent for real estate, 56 cents for cars.

A look at some changes, challenges faced by parents, marriages, youth.

Mixed responses to new method of grading public services, prioritizing budget cuts.

A bird’s eye view of the city’s religious congregations.

Council considers another tough budget, new approaches.

City’s Master Plan advances in some areas, behind pace in commercial development.

School Board engages task force on capital budgeting.

Petitioners oppose narrowing Seminary Road.

Advisory group considers challenges to preserving public housing stock.

A look at the ecosystem serving Alexandria’s youngest.