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Local Resources for Individuals Impacted by Shutdown

No impact on job or clearances.

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Will Protecting Records Keep Us Safe?

New law puts them out of reach of public scrutiny

Will Protecting Records Keep Us Safe?

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‘Pretty Much Every Drug on the Street Is Counterfeit’

Fairfax County Opioid Unit detectives share cold, hard facts.

Fairfax County has a serious, undeniable, drug problem.

Strand To Lead Unified Prevention Coalition

Whitney Strand has been appointed as the new executive director of the Unified Prevention Coalition of Fairfax County (UPC). Strand has served as program director of the countywide coalition that works to prevent substance abuse and keep Fairfax County youth and young adults safe and drug free.

Impasse over Medicaid Expansion

This week we enter what will hopefully be the last week of the 2014 legislative session. The Senate and House must agree on a budget before we adjourn, but Healthcare remains the issue where legislators are having trouble moving forward. Republicans are refusing to discuss any options that involve Medicaid expansion and they are turning around and accusing the Democrats of holding the budget hostage. It is one thing to have an honest debate on differences in opinion, but it is not acceptable to stonewall the other side of the aisle to score political points. I recently spoke on the House floor this week about the need to compromise on healthcare and the budget; video is available on my website www.krupicka.com. Mental Health has been another one of the big issues this year. I co-patroned several bills this year relating to emergency detention. There has been some disagreement on how long we should extend the time for an emergency detention order, but the General Assembly has shown strong resolve to make real progress with our state’s mental health system and I am confident we will find a compromise to this issue.

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‘Three Sistahs’ Returns to MetroStage

Set in 1969, play has “timeless themes, memorable characters, and unforgettable music.”

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Life Goes On, But Not as Usual in Arlington

Schools will remain closed through the end of the school year to help stop the spread of coronavirus.

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Budget Packs Chamber

Public hearing marathon debates how much is needed.

Budget Packs Chamber

Northam Touts Bills on Voting Rights and Campaign Financing

Local legislators sponsoring election-oriented bills.

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Roundup

Roundup

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Being Connected in a Positive Way

Supervisor Cook’s town hall meeting found valuable by those wanting to connect.

Braddock District residents were hit by a message as big as Facebook and as ubiquitous as the Internet itself. Their communities are embracing the virtual world to keep up with the actual one. Supervisor John Cook (R-Braddock) hosted a seminar called “Community Communication in the Digital Age,” which focused on the swiftly changing manner in which people interact with one another in their own neighborhoods.

Business Notes

Business Notes

Aldersgate Mounts A Charmer

Theater Review

Aldersgate Mounts A Charmer

Composer Inspired by Nature

ASO presents 'Atmosphere as a Fluid System" by American composer Libby Larsen.

Composer Inspired by Nature

Composer Inspired by Nature

ASO presents 'Atmosphere as a Fluid System" by American composer Libby Larsen.

Composer Inspired by Nature

Questionnaire: Phil Daughenbaugh, Loudoun County Sheriff

Questionnaire: Phil Daughenbaugh, Loudoun County Sheriff

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Senior Living: ‘The 5 Senses and Aging’

We all know that as we age, so do our five senses. Knowing what to expect can help us take steps to continue to live independent and productive lives. That was the message from the April Speaker Series event co-sponsored by Senior Services of Alexandria, Inova Alexandria Hospital and Alexandria’s Successful Aging Committee. More than 100 seniors flocked to the Nannie J. Lee Center last Wednesday for a lively morning filled with valuable information and a Health and Fitness Fair. Participants tried their hand at belly dancing and tai chi, sampled delicious healthy recipes, had free blood pressure and hearing tests, and even enjoyed shoulder massages.

Opinion: Column: Consumers In Focus: Innovations in Payment Security Require New Ways of Thinking

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