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Alexandria Bulletin Aug. 14-20

Alexandria Bulletin Aug. 14-20

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Politics on Stage

Congressman joins a cast of play about aftermath of Matthew Shepard’s 1998 death in Laramie, Wyo.

Politics on Stage

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Arlington this Week

Arlington this Week

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Letter: Keeping the Potomac River Clean

Letter to the Editor

As a proud member of the Northern Virginia community who spent my high school years rowing on the Potomac River, I am very concerned about the condition of this beloved waterway.

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Letter: Keep Ticketing The Bicyclists

Letter to the Editor

I enthusiastically support the City of Alexandria Police Department’s stepped up enforcement of our local traffic laws as they apply to bicyclists.

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Community Rallies Behind Fire Victims

After a Mount Vernon High School student and family lost their home in a fire on April 14, principal Nardos King sent an email the following Friday morning to school staff and the Mount Vernon “Keep In Touch” contact list asking for donations to help the family start over.

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Loving Horses at Frying Pan

Farm Park provides a riding experience for children.

Children of all ages love horses. But keeping a horse is difficult when pasture and riding land are scarce. Here in Herndon, Frying Pan Farm Park and Spirit Open Equestrian have joined together so that children can ride and, for a short time, pretend the horses are their very own.

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Petersen Report: Senate Addresses Health Care

Last Thursday, Feb. 20, we rolled out "Marketplace Virginia," an idea conceived by Sen. John Watkins (R-Powhatan). "Marketplace" takes the $2 billion in taxes paid by Virginians under the Affordable Care Act and keeps it in Virginia, where it can provide insurance for the 400,000 Virginians not currently covered.

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Petersen Report: Senate Addresses Health Care

Last Thursday, Feb. 20, we rolled out "Marketplace Virginia," an idea conceived by Sen. John Watkins (R-Powhatan). "Marketplace" takes the $2 billion in taxes paid by Virginians under the Affordable Care Act and keeps it in Virginia, where it can provide insurance for the 400,000 Virginians not currently covered.

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McLean: New Officers Inducted at Churchill Road

On Thursday, Oct. 6, Churchill Road Elementary School held the induction ceremony for its newly elected Student Council Association (SCA) officers for 2016-2017: President – Kayla Moore; Vice President – Lauren Kim; Secretary – Jordan Rupli; Historian – Olivia Zhang; Treasurer – Logan Jones; and Sergeant At Arms – Joe Hoeymans. Caroline Brugge, a Langley High School senior, and Student Government Association Vice President, spoke to the Churchill Road student body, encouraging students not to be afraid to keep trying things until they found their passion. The students enjoyed Brugge’s engaging speech.

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Sharing the Space for Faith

Alexandria church, synagogue, epitomize Judeo-Christian co-operation.

Sharing the Space for Faith

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'Confidence Problem' Hurts T.C. Williams

Bad second half leads to 36-7 defeat to Centreville

'Confidence Problem' Hurts T.C. Williams

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McLean, Langley Boys’ Basketball Seasons Underway

Highlanders win second straight while Saxons in search of first win.

McLean, Langley Boys’ Basketball Seasons Underway

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A Candlelit Journey to the Past

George Washington Estate Opens for Night Tours

A Candlelit Journey to the Past

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Singing for the Unsung

Group plans a Child Care Hall of Fame.

Singing for the Unsung