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Center Dance Reaches New Stages

Arlington Center for Dance ready for dramatic movement.

Center Dance Reaches New Stages

Letter: Democratic Values

Letter to the Editor

I’ve been a lifelong Democrat. I am a Democrat because of my values, not the other way around.

The mild temperatures that usher in late spring and early summer beckon many outdoors for alfresco parties. Whether held on a patio, deck or veranda, the necessary logistics for coordinating even a simple gathering can be daunting.

Sully District Police Honor Two Officers

Fortner and Hill are recognized for lifesaving actions.

Business Notes

Letter to the Editor: More Cost To Businesses

The city continues to unearth new sources of revenue on the back of its citizens.

Letter: Future of Woodlawn

To the Editor

Alexandria Bulletin April 16-22

Column: Seeing Forward Movement on Variety of Bills

The General Assembly has been as busy as ever this past week as we approach crossover and I wanted to take a moment to send you a brief update on what is going on here in the capital as well as tell you about an upcoming event back in the 45th District.

School Board–Alexandria District C: Christopher J. Lewis

Question & Answer

Q&A

New Year, Same Challenges

Local school leaders address obstacles.

The first day of school may represent a fresh start for students, parents and teachers, but there are a number of ongoing challenges facing schools in Mount Vernon. For School Board member Dan Storck, the new school year is a reminder that these haven’t gone away.

Entrepreneur Finds Outlets for His T-Shirt Designs

BAMindful Designs started with doodling.

Whole Foods Market in Rockville showcased a collection of Potomac resident Bryan Morris’ t-shirt designs on Sunday, Jan. 19. While Morris has sold his t-shirts to friends, family and people he has met through his family’s business, this was the local artist’s first appearance as a vendor in a commercial setting.