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What is the State of the City?
Mayor’s annual speech prompts questions about the city’s present state and future expectations.
What is the State of the City?
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Sealing the Record
House and Senate Democrats disagree on how old convictions should be expunged.
For people haunted by a conviction for felony drug possession or misdemeanor disorderly conduct, a debate now happening in the Virginia General Assembly is one that could have dramatic consequences for finding a place to live or landing a job. Lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow those people to seal their criminal record, expunging old convictions and helping them wipe the slate clean. But Democrats are bitterly divided over how to accomplish that goal.
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Growth Plans: Smart or Not Smart?
Revised Comprehensive Plan outlines county’s growth for 20 years, but can be changed by future Boards of Supervisors.
Growth Plans: Smart or Not Smart?
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‘Interesting Opportunity and Prudent First Step’ in Fairfax City
Council OKs e-scooter pilot program.
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Reflecting on Success
During Women’s Small Business Month, local entrepreneurs offer advice.
After a career in television and radio, Potomac mother and entrepreneur Cari Shane carved out a freelance writing career for herself, penning articles for publications ranging from the Washington Post and its Sunday Magazine to Cooking Light Magazine. Fellow Potomac mother and marketing executive Julie Schumacher pitched Shane a story idea. Shane was intrigued, wrote the article, and the two women stayed in touch. Schumacher later came to Shane with another idea: The two women should create a company that would transform traditional public relations strategies for small and mid-sized businesses, also incorporating social media. Shane put her freelance writing career on hold and the two women formed a small business called sasse (pronounced “sassy”) agency. “Building a business with a platform for differentiation appealed to me,” said Shane. “Julie and I built sasse to help small- and medium-sized business get what they deserve, the chance to shout out about themselves the way big businesses do.”
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Alexandria: Final Mayoral Debate
Final Mayoral Debate ends on a civil note.
Attendees to the June 2 Democratic Primary Debate, one week before the primary, hoping to see sparks fly between the mayoral candidates may have left disappointed.
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Enjoying the Best Outdoors
Arlington’s "Arts al Fresco" offers music, films and food in a summer-long arts festival.
Enjoying the Best Outdoors
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Medicare Switch Without a Hitch?
Residents with means to live in retirement community experience smooth transition into Medicare Part D program; next week, a look at low-income experience.
Medicare Switch Without a Hitch?
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Del Ray Parade Planned for October 26
Del Ray Parade Planned for October 26
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Del Ray Parade Planned for October 26
Del Ray Parade Planned for October 26
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Woman Charged with Identity Theft
Woman Charged with Identity Theft
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Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
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Worth Noting
Worth Noting
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Students Learn Ethics in Hands-On Workshop
Students Learn Ethics in Hands-On Workshop
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A New Class of Felons?
Proposed Federal legislation that would make undocumented immigrants and those who help them a felony could affect Mount Vernon residents.
A New Class of Felons?

