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Alexandria: Lawsuit Over Rezoning Hits City Council

Neighbors oppose change allowing restaurant.

A lawsuit against the City Council by local residents claims that the rezoning of a residence on Princess and Washington streets, allowing it to become a restaurant, deprived the residents of equal protection of the laws.

Corbett First Bruin Boy to Run Sub-15

Lake Braddock senior, Bruins win Conference 7 titles.

Lake Braddock's Alex Corbett won the Conference 7 boys' cross country championship.

'Uniform Explores Hard Choices

Mason Hillel features Holocaust stories.

Playwright Aaron Sulkin narrowed his eyes as he watched scenes he wants the cast to repeat during rehearsal of his play “Uniform” to be featured in Mason Hillel’s Expressions of the Holocaust, Storytellers on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at George Mason University’s Johnson Center Cinema in Fairfax.

Week in Vienna

Events in Vienna this week.

Spring Hill Elementary music teacher coaches children on string skill.

Commentary: Holiday Health Tips

Heart pumping ideas to stay fit through the season.

Holiday on Ice

Tysons Corner ice skating attracts people from all over the area.

Ice Skating in Tysons

Pre-Pay Limbo: Northern Virginia Wrangles with New Federal Tax Law

Commentary: Back-to-School Reflections

Trust in God

A local church and a former slave house celebrate Juneteenth together.

The Juneteenth celebration at the church on Tuesday June 19, closed out several days of commemoration for Juneteenth.

Sports: Victories at Occoquan Chase

Rowers win Singles, Doubles and 8s races.

Great Falls Farmers Market Continues

Preserving Kathleen Murphy’s legacy: Community market reopens Saturday, April 6.

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Opinion: Commentary: Changing Images of Virginia

On the east side of Capitol Square near the Executive Mansion in Richmond is the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial featuring 16-year-old Barbara Johns who led the student walkout that resulted in a civil rights case before the Supreme Court as part of Brown v. Board of Education that found racially-segregated schools to be unconstitutional.