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Bohn Touches ‘Nerve Center’

Book looks at how White House operates in a crisis.

Bohn Touches ‘Nerve Center’

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Under the Surface in Alexandria

Residents say barriers to recreational activities contribute to North Old Town violence.

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Civic Calendar

Civic Calendar

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Civic Calendar

Civic Calendar

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Technology Opens Doors for Students and Parents

Technology Opens Doors for Students and Parents

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Financial Well-Being Summit

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‘Shared Work:’ A Win-Win-Win Solution

Preventing layoffs, maintaining the well-being of employees and their communities and keeping businesses competitive.

How do we mitigate the devastating effects of layoffs on employees, employers and their communities? Is there a "win-win-win" solution?

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Teaching the 'New Economy'

Springfield’s Community Business Partnership offers classes for women entrepreneurs.

Teaching the 'New Economy'

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Air Control Board Throws Down The Gauntlet

Mirant faces off against a phalanx of adversaries.

Air Control Board Throws Down The Gauntlet

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Institute Interns Help Business Bottom Line

Internships prove mutually beneficial.

Institute Interns Help Business Bottom Line

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‘Full Honors’ Celebrates Flight Nurse, Arlington Cemetery

Lieutenant Louise Rand accompanied wounded to Cairo with the U.S. Army’s 830th Medical Air Evacuation Squadron.

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Continuing to Care for Women of Fairfax City

Recently, the Fairfax City Council passed an ordinance creating a new zoning classification—“medical care facilities.” Under the new ordinance, women’s health centers are now classified in the same zoning category as hospitals, surgical centers, and urgent care units—meaning women’s health centers are now required to receive a "Special Use Permit” in order to operate.

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Powell Helps Plan Centreville Day

The newe chairman of the Centreville Community Foundation has some surprises planned

Powell Helps Plan Centreville Day

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Summerville Fights for Board Seat

Anti-stadium leader broadens platform in effort to attract bipartisan support.

Summerville Fights for Board Seat

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Alexandria Appetite: It’s a Family Affair at Thanida Thai

Newcomer in space formerly owned by Thailand Royal Street has brought a taste of Thailand to North Old Town.

Walk past the location of the most recent restaurant addition at 835 N. Royal St., and it’s easy to miss the facelift from years past. What was long the venerable Thailand Royal Street, and then the erstwhile Casa Felipe, has once again taken up the Thai mantle — only under new leadership, with a new name, and with big plans for the future.

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Post-Election, Virginia Dodges Medicaid Work Requirements

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Letter: Deserves Support

To the Editor: Historically Alexandria has always been a City at Crossroads. However, rather than talk about polar bears, icebergs and trips to exotic places, as independent mayoral candidate Andrew Macdonald likes to do, we'd rather talk about how Alexandria has actually been guided through its crossroads by our current Democratic mayor, Bill Euille, and why Mayor Euille has the experience, vision and commitment to continue leading Alexandria forward.

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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: The Death of a Tree

On Monday, Sept. 2, an “ Eco City” and one designated as “Tree City”, along with Alexandria Public Schools, had a beautiful old oak tree cut down in order to make room for a concession stand at the new TC Williams stadium.

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A Family Affair

Brothers work and play together at Jammin' Java.

A Family Affair