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‘We Either Pay Now or Later’ in City of Fairfax

Public Works, Transportation, Fire and Police CIP proposals.

Fairfax County police detectives on Monday arrested a man in connection with the skimming of ATM cards at bank machines at local hospitals. He is Ioan Cicio, 39, of George C. Marshall Drive in Falls Church.

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Hunger Rising

Applications for food stamps skyrocket in Alexandria as local economy tanks.

Recent weeks have seen a dramatic spike in the number of people in Alexandria with no resources to put food on the table for their families, leading to a skyrocketing number of applications for food stamps as unemployment numbers climb and people in Alexandria suddenly find themselves in an awkward position — asking for help from the government just to buy groceries. Officials at the Alexandria Department of Community and Human Services say applications to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program have more than tripled since February, before the novel coronavirus pandemic prompted Gov. Ralph Northam to issue a stay-at-home order and shut down most of Alexandria’s economy.

House of Delegates–District 43: Mark Sickles (D)

Question & Answer

A candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates Q&A

School Board Reaches Recess Consensus

Elementary school students will now have up to 125 minutes of recess a week, with more for Kindergartners.

School Board Reaches Recess Consensus

Fatherhood 101

Groups Teach Men to be Fathers

Fatherhood 101

Opinon: Covert Matters

Alexandria’s Welcome Mat for Mr. Snowden

Aw shucks. Just when it looked like Alexandria would be “home” to another spy he’s slipped through the grasp of authorities.

Final Word Not So Final

Board sets school boundaries, but promises more study.

Final Word Not So Final

The Rotary Club of Alexandria is pleased to announce that it is accepting applications for …

(From left) Rotary Club of Fairfax New Generations Director, Verne Tuininga, and Fairfax City Schools …

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Roundups

ONC Needs Community’s Help

Our Neighbor’s Child (ONC) is preparing for its 21st holiday season providing new toys and clothing for children of families in financial crisis in Centreville, Chantilly and Western Fairfax. But it’s a volunteer organization and it can only carry out its mission with the support of local churches, schools, businesses and individuals. And this year, in the face of a difficult economy, ONC needs help more than ever from groups or individuals willing to furnish clothing for local children in need. The number of requests for winter coats, jackets and other warm clothing is high again this year. Specific information (sizes, etc.) will be available before Thanksgiving.

Mount Vernon Letter: Grateful for Performers

Letter to the Editor

I am a long time supporter of Alice's Kids, a local charity that provides targeted financial assistance to needy children in the hopes of enhancing their self-esteem.

Arlington: Gail Arnall To Leave OAR

Gail Arnall will resign as executive director of Offender Aid and Restoration, effective June 30.

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