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Competition Not Required for Public-Private Partnerships

Arlington County Board approves guidelines for transportation projects.

Over the objections of several citizens and one of its own members, the Arlington County Board approved new guidelines for public-private partnerships to build transportation projects last week.

Arlington Boy Wins President's Day Contest

Gavin Ohler, 10, of Arlington, won third place in LearningRx Nat’l President’s Day Contest, by reciting the U.S. Presidents in order while playing Hannon on the piano.

Alexandria Snapshot: Supporting MDA

The Fraternal Order of Eagles ALVA Auxiliary 871 of Alexandria presented a $3,000 grant to Tiffany Tillotsos on Sept. 28 to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Greater Washington summer camp program. Above are Tillotsos, Auxiliary President Bonnie Rathbone and Auxiliary Secretary Jean Oliver. See www.FOE871.com

CERT — It's A Community Thing

Citizens prepare for emergencies through training and education.

CERT — It's A Community Thing

School Notes

Episcopal Hands Out Diplomas

Foltz Visits Japan To Gain Perspective

Senior Living: Using Technology To Enhance Life

Technology can be intimidating to learn and use, but when you get past the fear, it can enhance your life in many ways. That was the takeaway from Senior Services of Alexandria’s June Speaker Series last week at Beatley Central Library.

Potomac Column: Responding to Excessive Aircraft Noise

Commentary

Montgomery County Council Vice President Roger Berliner, who chairs the council’s Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee, made the following statement regarding the recent increase in significant aircraft noise from planes departing from and arriving to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport that is impacting residents of the county.

Comedy Tonight in Fairfax

Funny Thing Happened on Way to Forum’ appears on Rebel stage.

Comedy Tonight in Fairfax

Controversy Precedes Approval of MYS Soccer Agreement

MYS hopes to enhance soccer program compete with other neighborhood needs

Controversy Precedes Approval of MYS Soccer Agreement

Bulletin Board

Vote 'Yes' for School Bond

Letter to the Editor

Vote 'Yes' for School Bond

Letter: Not Easy Jobs

Letter to the Editor

A while ago, a city councilor expressed concern as to whether we could be the next jurisdiction to suffer a black riot over "an overzealous (white) cop." Two weeks ago, while walking three goldens and a yellow lab through Founders Park, I saw three (white) police officers, with two hovering over a (black) man on the ground. Apparently they were waiting for paramedics. I found myself wondering why there was no one video taping. From personal observation, if you're committing a crime in this city the police are going to come after you regardless of your skin color.

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Arlington County Board approves guidelines for transportation projects.

Citizens prepare for emergencies through training and education.

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Funny Thing Happened on Way to Forum’ appears on Rebel stage.

MYS hopes to enhance soccer program compete with other neighborhood needs

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Mount Vernon coach Smith keeps word, busts out dance move after victory.

Actress Kathleen Turner is Spokesman for Childhelp USA

Although retired, De Noyer plans to still educate about environment.