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Don’t Text And Drive

To the Editor: We are Cadette Girls Scouts from Carl Sandburg Middle School and Walt Whitman Middle School and want to alert the community to an issue that is important to us: The dangers of cell phone use while driving. We will be driving in just a few short years and think it is important that the roads are as safe as possible. We urge drivers today to make a commitment to not text or use any handheld device while driving. We also hope that our law makers will support a law that bans drivers from talking, texting, or using handheld devices while driving. We have made this commitment ourselves for when we will be new drivers. We also have produced car bumper magnets to promote “Keep Both Eyes on the Road, Don’t Text and Drive.”

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Setting a holiday table

Local tastemakers offer suggestions for creating festive tablescape.


As Thanksgiving draws near, thoughts of table settings and holiday décor abound.

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Cappies Review: Energy-Filled: ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ in Arlington

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Commentary: Election Season Jitters

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Open House To Highlight Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Potomac

Local psychiatrist offers events at Dream Catcher Farm.

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School Salary Structure Scrutinized

Superintendent's proposal raises eyebrows.

School Salary Structure Scrutinized

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Democrats Agree: Davis Must Go

Two Democrats vie for opportunity to challenge U.S. Rep. Tom Davis (R).

Democrats Agree: Davis Must Go

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Democrats Agree: Davis Must Go

Two Democrats vie for opportunity to challenge U.S. Rep. Tom Davis (R).

Democrats Agree: Davis Must Go

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Dems Agree: Davis Must go

Two Democrats vie for opportunity to challenge U.S. Rep. Tom Davis (R).

Dems Agree: Davis Must go

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Helping Save Lives, One Pet at a Time

Area residents explain their dedication to the Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation.

Behind every adoption successfully completed by the Arlington-based Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation, there's a volunteer with a happy heart. There's a small volunteer army across Northern Virginia that turns out every weekend to help cats and dogs find homes, but there's never a shortage of others looking for a safe place to be fed, sheltered and loved.

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Should There Be One Sign or Two?

Church Street Vision District undergoes test.

Should There Be One Sign or Two?

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College Notes

College Notes

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Braddock Communities Join Forces

A workshop organized by the Braddock District Council focuses on informing and linking community associations in the Braddock District.

Braddock Communities Join Forces

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Braddock Communities Join Forces

A workshop organized by the Braddock District Council focuses on informing and linking community associations in the Braddock District.

Braddock Communities Join Forces

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Home Sweet Quarry

Developer will buy out of affordable housing.

Home Sweet Quarry

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'The Rock Stars Of Alexandria'

Salute to Women Awards 2012.

The Alexandria Commission for Women held its 32nd annual Salute to Women Awards March 26 in a ceremony that honored 14 individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the community.

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School Notes

School Notes

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Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations

New Policies Hope to Curb Gasoline Drive-Offs

Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations

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Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations

New Policies Hope to Curb Gasoline Drive-Offs

Steady Theft Hurts Local Stations

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Facing Eviction

Virginia has new protections for renters, but temporary measures expire next year.

The clock is ticking for renters across Virginia who are in danger of being evicted. People of color and low-income Virginians are most at risk.