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Bioterrorism Grants Add Staff to Local Health Department

Tracking Communicable Diseases

Bioterrorism Grants Add Staff to Local Health Department

City Manager Adds and Substracts From Budget

Hartmann increases salaries by delaying police headquarters and cutting schools.

City Manager Adds and Substracts From Budget

Building Confidence in Ourselves

We face a myriad of challenges today, but perhaps no challenge is greater than overcoming a pervading loss of confidence.

At the Summer Strings Camp, young musicians come together to share a love of music and gain experience playing in an orchestra. Held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in McLean, the camp runs for seven days and culminates in a concert to showcase the students’ best material.

Commentary: A Workable Solution for I-66

There was a great deal of concern about “$17 tolls” inside the beltway on I-66 during the recent election. I shared those concerns as I did not want to set a precedent of tolling a road that we were not adding infrastructure to.

Column: Thank You, DCRA

The opening of the Silver Line brought an overflow crowd of dignitaries and well-wishers to cut the ribbon and ride the first train.

Chantilly High Presents 29th Jazz & Pizzazz

Annual extravaganza of singing and dancing.

Bright lights, colorful costumes and spectacular singing and dancing – that’s Chantilly High’s Jazz & Pizzazz. And this year’ extravaganza, the 29th annual, is slated for Wednesday-Saturday, May 27-30, at 7 p.m. each night.

Observatory Groundbreaking, Pavilion Ribbon Cutting

Turner Park’s facelift

Years after money first began being raised to revitalize the land for a park, the pavilion had a ribbon cutting and the roll-top observatory had its groundbreaking on the drizzly Saturday morning.

Alexandria Letter: Shopping Cart’s Return

Letter to the Editor

Over the Memorial Day weekend, I noticed an abandoned shopping cart behind Jefferson-Houston School, so after a few days I dragged it home and called the city’s service line.

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Tracking Communicable Diseases

Newly approved zoning ordinance targets overcrowding.

Hartmann increases salaries by delaying police headquarters and cutting schools.

Blake Murphy, who helped run a highly successful food drive.

Summer Strings Camp culminates in concert.

Annual extravaganza of singing and dancing.

Turner Park’s facelift

Letter to the Editor

The latest in furniture and accessories for alfresco entertaining.

Class of 2019 celebrates its graduation.

Laura McBride Dies of Cancer