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Oceanic Overdrive
Oceanic Overdrive
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Police Seek Information About Home Burglaries
Police Seek Information About Home Burglaries
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Business Notes
Business Notes
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Army Corps Seeks Dismissal
The Army Corps of Engineers is trying to overturn a wetlands permit.
Army Corps Seeks Dismissal
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Crime Rate Drops
Crime Rate Drops
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Dugo Charged: 2 More Crimes
Dugo Charged: 2 More Crimes
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Police Seek Information About Home Burglaries
Police Seek Information About Home Burglaries
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Carter Guilty of Murder One
Carter Guilty of Murder One
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Potomac Unplugged
Workers remove debris that formed dam under Olmsted Island Bridge.
Potomac Unplugged
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Free Farm Tour
Free Farm Tour
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Lauren Hicks Goes to N.Y.For JK Rawlings Book Tour
Lauren Hicks Goes to N.Y.For JK Rawlings Book Tour
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Letters: Political Posturing
My reason for writing is to express my distaste with the Senate Democrats in Richmond regarding the state budget issue. Virginia has been nationally ranked as one of the best managed states in the country because our attitude for cooperation and strong bipartisanship. Last week, however, the state budget was blocked in the Senate by the Democrats which may turn into a repeat of what happened in 2004 and 2006, where political stalemates endangered our state with a government shutdown.
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Letter: Planting a Tree For Arbor Day
Today, I had a tree a tree planted in honor of Arbor Day, April 27. I donated the cost of the tree through the Living Landscape Fund (www.alexandriava.gov/LivingLandscape).
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Letter: Elite for A Reason
Thoughts on student academic potential.
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Brief: Tigerlily Founder Maimah Karmo Receives Global Sisterhood Award
Maimah Karmo, who founded the nonprofit Tigerlily Foundation in Reston that serves women and girls nationally and globally, is one of four pioneering female leaders who will receive recognition for the dynamic work she is doing in her community. Karmo will receive the Sisterhood Agenda Global Partner Award, now in its third year, as presented by the Sisterhood Agenda at the SHE: Sisters Healthy & Empowered event in celebration of National Women’s Health Week on Friday, May 17, in St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Meet Elsa and Jessi of Clifton
We have two rottweilers that love attention.
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Letter: Being Forced Out
To the Editor: Are we good enough to work in Alexandria, but not good enough to live here? My wife and I clean homes in Alexandria.
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First Virginia Community Bank Names Branch Manager for Springfield
First Virginia Community Bank (FVCbank), named one of the 50 fastest-growing businesses in Virginia, welcomes Pati M. Gambino as vice president and branch manager of the soon-to-be opened Springfield Branch. Gambino is a 45-year veteran of the area banking industry. In her most recent position, she served as branch manager, vice president and consumer lender at Union First Market Bank, formerly Prosperity Bank and Trust. Gambino’s first banking job was as a proof operator. She also has served as manager and assistant vice president for former Continental Bank. Throughout her banking career, Gambino spent 35 years serving the Springfield community. FVCbank is slated to open its central Springfield branch, which will be located in the 6500 block of Backlick Road, in mid-November 2013.
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A World of Antiques All Under One Roof
The 37th Annual McLean Antique Show will be held at the McLean Community Center on Nov. 9-10. The 37th Annual McLean Antique Show will be held at the McLean Community Center on Nov. 9-10.