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The Alden Presents ‘The Lion’s Whiskers’ Puppet Show on April 26

The Alden's McLean Kids Performance Series continues on Saturday, April 26, at 2 p.m. with Catskill Puppet Theater in "The Lion's Whiskers." Tickets are $15, $10 for MCC district residents. The Alden is located at 1234 Ingleside Avenue, inside the McLean Community Center. A delightful musical adaptation of a traditional Ethiopian folktale, “The Lion’s Whiskers” features a charming cast of human characters as well as African animals. When lonely Minya marries a widowed man with a son, she goes to a wise man for advice. He tells her that in order to win the heart of the little boy she must first pluck three whiskers from a wild lion. In doing so, she not only finds the courage to tame the lion, but also the secret to gaining the love of her new family.

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Letter to the Editor: Valuable Compromise

To the Editor: Much has been spoken and written about the King Street Traffic Calming project with bike lanes, since city staff proposed an early concept at a June 12, 2013 meeting of the Taylor Run Civic Association Executive Board. Let's assume that our goal is to provide the safest, most convenient, and most attractive solution we can find, and generally in that order. I would love for there to be parking, bike lanes, medians between lanes with turn lanes and trees, wide sidewalks with utility zones, and four driving lanes for that matter.

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Deer Park Gets Glass Harp Serenade

Deer Park Gets Glass Harp Serenade

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MetroStage's First Year on North Royal a Success

MetroStage's First Year on North Royal a Success

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State Officials

State Officials

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Hot Warhawks Hit They’re Way Past Langley

Saxons fall hard in district baseball affair.

Hot Warhawks Hit They’re Way Past Langley

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Alexandria Hosts Second 'John Fitzgerald Day'

Troy presses for renaming of park.

Alexandria Hosts Second 'John Fitzgerald Day'

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MetroStage's FIrst Year on North Royal Street a Success

MetroStage's FIrst Year on North Royal Street a Success

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Neighbors Mourn Man's Death

Chantilly man killed in motorcycle accident.

Neighbors Mourn Man's Death

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Local Ping-Pong Club Brings New Look to the Table

On the Job with Potomac Country Table Tennis Club President Herman Yeh.

Accordingly, during his club’s 2013 Fall Open at the Potomac Community Center, Yeh snapped a picture of more than 100 ping-pong competitors and fans in attendance. Then, using the image as masthead, Yeh set about creating a new website to encourage more people to join in the sport.

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How Does Fairfax County Compare on Police Oversight?

A survey of what other cities and counties and their police departments are doing to promote transparency and accountability of police operations.

The National Association for Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement supports member cities and counties with citizen police oversight functions.

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Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Local Fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

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Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

Local Fiftysomethings prepare for Reston Triathlon on Sept. 8.

Fifty and Fine: Bound for Reston Triathlon

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Bulletin Board P 4/24/2013

Saturday/April 27 Free Workshop. “Clicker Train Your Dog to Behave” from 10 a.m.-noon at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 6030 Grosvenor Lane. Speaker Laurie Luck, trainer and instructor at Karen Pryor Academy, will teach you all the ins and outs of how to use the clicker. We will also do some myth-busting. Come see just how fast (and easy) clicker training works and how you can use it with your dog to teach manners or change a behavior. Leave your dog at home. To register, go to http://yourdogsfriend.org/blog/free-workshops/or call 301-983-5913.

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Insiders: Living in Mount Vernon

Residents reflect on their community.

Insiders: Living in Mount Vernon

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The 1st Annual Tavern Dog Contest

…And the winner, by a nose….

The 1st Annual Tavern Dog Contest

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Voting Documentary Wins Prize

Home-schooled pair wins video contest.

Voting Documentary Wins Prize

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Teacher Publishes Students' Essays

Students' book on immigration published.

Teacher Publishes Students' Essays

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Lake Braddock Girls’ Lax Advances to Patriot District Final

Bruins beat West Springfield in OT in semifinals.

The Lake Braddock girls' lacrosse team will face Woodson in Patriot District championship.

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‘Signs of the Tines’

Arlington astrologist and businesswoman pens astrological cookbook

Most people look to astrology when seeking a perfect romantic mate not the perfect meal. However, Arlington astrologer and businesswoman Joan Porte explores the connection between food and astrology in her 295-page cookbook called “Sign of the Tines: The Ultimate Astrological Cookbook.”