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7:23 a.m., April 21: King and Union streets.
Paris Jones and Maya Gleaton listen as the water-filled wine glasses make different notes at …
Mehiret Wouve poses with an up-cycled sculpture of a dog created out of plastic bottles …
Maeve and Anais Dellaria listen as a volunteer explains the importance of a clean water …
Douglas Macarthur students Lucy Rocchio and Stephanie Bandy model their up-cycled fashions.
Danielle Fidler, the winner of the 2013 Ellen Pickering Environmental Excellence Award, is congratulated by …
Alexandria Recreation Manager Maureen Sturgill takes a moment to add color to a frog in …
Idris Hussein pours water through the cups and watches the diverted path at the Up-Cycle …
Director Mary Ayala-Bush and stage manager Mary Beth Smith-Toomey chat after the April 19 performance …
Members of the cast and crew of “Six Degrees of Separation” celebrate April 19 following …
Dewey R. Houck, II Boeing Network and Space Systems, accepts the Pioneer STEM Award for …
Cynthia Dinkins CEO of Northern Virginia Urban League presents Dr. Randal D. Pinkett, BCT Partners, …
Seated (from left) are Morgan Lataillade T.C. Williams High School; Beatrice Williams C.D. Hylton High …
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The formal garden has a long allee of grass edged with flower beds surrounded by …
The Craik House on Duke Street features a formal garden that includes viburnum, spirea, abelia, …
The garden at 206 Duke Street features the “Little Temple” encircled by wisteria, providing a …
Evergreens, lacy Japanese maples, sheared hornbeams and various espaliers form the framework of this garden.
A proliferation of spring blooms add a border beneath one of the garden walls.
Bowers of roses on cast iron trellises soften the brick walls at 206 Duke Street.
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