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'How We Survived the New York Blackout'
'How We Survived the New York Blackout'
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School Notes
School Notes
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Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
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Schools March 7-13
Schools March 7-13
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Column: Another Questionable Use of Lethal Force
On Aug. 29, another civilian was shot to death in a situation that, on the face of it, did not justify the use of lethal force. Mr. John Geer was shot to death standing in the doorway of his home with no visible weapon according to reports from his father and neighbors.
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Alexandria: Giant Opens in Potomac Yard
New store replaces Monroe Avenue location, which is now closed.
The location is new but be prepared to see many familiar faces at the Potomac Yard Giant grocery store, which opened for business Sept. 4.
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Brian Moran (D-46)
Brian Moran (D-46)
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‘Lot of Negative Pressure’ in Alexandria
City, schools staff paint grim fiscal picture for upcoming budget.
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An Ounce of Prevention
Awards honor those who try to stop child abuse before it starts.
An Ounce of Prevention
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Bike Lane Controversy Creates a King-Sized Debate in Alexandria
City Council set to take up proposal to remove parking and install bike lanes.
Months of bitter accusations and counter-accusations are set to culminate this weekend as members of the Alexandria City Council take up a plan to remove four blocks of parking spaces on King Street to make room for a bike lane in each direction.
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Real Estate
Real Estate
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School Notes, May 28-June 3
School Notes, May 28-June 3
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School Notes, May 21-27
School Notes, May 21-27
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Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
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A Round of Raising Funds
A Round of Raising Funds
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Burgundy Fair Benefits Scholarship Fund
Hundreds of guests enjoy games, food and entertainment.
Burgundy Fair Benefits Scholarship Fund
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Burgundy Fair Benefits Scholarship Fund
Hundreds of guests enjoy games, food and entertainment.
Burgundy Fair Benefits Scholarship Fund

