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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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Alexandria School Finances: Affirmation and Caution
Report indicates decreasing expenditure per student, and widening deficits.
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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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Alexandria: ‘Fiscal Slam Dunk for City’?
City leaders promise significant, but unspecified, economic growth from new Virginia Tech campus.
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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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‘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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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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Final Alexandria Budget Tweaking
Council finalizes proposed adjustments for May 1 final budget vote.
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How Much Green to Go Green in Alexandria?
New studies weigh costs, tradeoffs of boosting city’s environmental standards for buildings.
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Right to Organize in Alexandria
DASH bus drivers to begin collective bargaining, following clashes over unionization.
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