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Friends of Library Get the Word Out

The Friends of Burke Centre Library hosted a Sunday site-warming on Freds Oak Road.

Friends of Library Get the Word Out

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Local Girl Enters Stage West

Mallory Hacker stars in first major role.

Local Girl Enters Stage West

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Getting to Know ... Clarence Webb

Getting to Know ... Clarence Webb

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O'Connell Renovates GBW Courtyard

O'Connell Renovates GBW Courtyard

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Ground Game Key to Churchill Football’s 3-0 Start

Bulldogs shut out Bethesda-Chevy Chase.

The Churchill football team has found success on the ground during a 3-0 start.

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Moral Obligation Or Old Wounds?

Old roller-hockey rink at community center could be used for adaptive sports.

The county has “moral and legal obligations” to provide opportunities for people with disabilities, Steve Landsman said last week. The county also has a significant resource in the roller hockey rink at the Potomac Community Center. But one resident’s comments showed lack of awareness or understanding of the need.

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Capital BikeShare To Expand

County officials are considering 42 potential locations for 30 new stations.

By next spring, Arlington residents will have 30 new BikeShare stations to choose from — expanding the existing program of 44 stations dramatically and reaching beyond the Metro corridors for the first time.

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Bovine Intervention

Del Ray's Holy Cow, ACT partner for local charities.

With checkbook in hand, Bill Blackburn sat down Nov. 27 to write the first check payable to ACT for Alexandria as part of a partnership between the community foundation and the recently opened Holy Cow gourmet burger restaurant in Del Ray.

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Between Washington and Lee

Who was George Washington Parke Custis?

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A Tree Grows at Madison

School hopes to turn courtyard into outdoor classroom.

A Tree Grows at Madison

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Getting to Know ... Clarence Webb

Getting to Know ... Clarence Webb

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Thompson Property Wins Preliminary Approval

34 Homes for 102 pastoral acres.

Thompson Property Wins Preliminary Approval

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Week in Springfield

News Briefs

Week in Springfield

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STOP Pans PROS Report

Representatives of Save Tall Oaks Pool criticizes report on Reston’s recreation needs.

STOP Pans PROS Report

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Riding a Reindeer Sled

Vienna couple form sled-making company.

Riding a Reindeer Sled

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Sushi for Supper?

Vienna-Oakton-Tysons area abounds with sushi options.

Sushi for Supper?

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Alexandria Column: Three-Part Gun Deal Passes State Senate

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As the fourth week of our legislative session drew to a close, all three pieces of legislation comprising Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s gun deal passed the Senate. The first component of the deal – SB610, introduced by Senator Bryce Reeves (R-Spotsylvania) – restores and expands interstate reciprocity for the concealed carry of firearms, reversing Attorney General Mark Herring’s December decision that severed agreements to honor concealed handgun permits (CHPs) from 25 states with weaker restrictions than the Commonwealth.

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Column: A New, Shared Sense of Purpose

I thank you for this great honor of serving as your mayor. This is a time for a new, shared sense of purpose, to paraphrase Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

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For Alexandria's Buzz Bakeshop, Fresh New Season

Maggie Austin takes helm as culinary director of newly renovated Buzz Bakeshop.

There’s a new buzz at Buzz these days.

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Citizen Speakers Turn Out for J.E.B. Stuart High Name Change

School Board to take action Dec. 17

J.E.B. Stuart High School senior Whitten Rutledge is proud of his school, mostly.