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Tax Exemptions Sought
Tax Exemptions Sought
New Ballgame
Latest debate on the master plan revision for the park focuses on athletic fields.
New Ballgame
Waging Upstream Battle Against Mainstream Parties
Taking a Chance on an Independent.
John Saylor says with pride that he was Gwendolyn Beck’s friend long before he became her campaign manager. Like most friends in the Washington area, he’d talk politics with Beck.
History: George Washington -- Master of Guile and Deceit
The oft told legend is that George Washington could not tell a lie. The reality is that General Washington proved to be a master of guile and deceit. These qualities are among the principle reasons America won the War of Independence.
Church Helps Orphans in Rwanda
United Christian Parish of Reston receives the 2005 Global Perspectives Award.
Church Helps Orphans in Rwanda
How To Define — and Provide — Affordable Housing in Alexandria?
Revised Resolution 830 won’t require maintaining affordability levels for public housing redevelopments.
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Home Ownership Fair Packages A Dream
Home Ownership Fair Packages A Dream
Opinion: Commentary: Ongoing Unemployment Crisis in the Commonwealth
I wrote here in May that perhaps the most challenging aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic that was not health related remains the ongoing unemployment crisis throughout the Commonwealth.
Letter: Is It Time For Change?
Letter to the Editor
Alexandria is now going through some major changes as it relates to planning/development and traffic and transportation issues.
Virginia Lawmakers Seek Information on Prisoner Segregation
Bills would require Department of Corrections to track duration, demographics, disabilities of inmates in solitary.
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Teacher Launches TeamEsteem Program
Latest book addresses finance for youths
Born and raised on Buchanan Street in Alexandria, West Potomac High School teacher Daryl Mackey was determined to give back to his community. In the early 1990s, he launched his DreamEsteem program as West Potomac High School's basketball coach.
Watts Branch Rehabilitation Enters New Phase
Study to be completed this fall, implementation in 2006.
Watts Branch Rehabilitation Enters New Phase
Passover—Exodus From Slavery or Holiday of Bondage?
Chabad Community Passover Seder This year, join friends and family at the Chabad Community Passover Seder. Relive the exodus, discover the eternal meaning of the Haggadah, and enjoy a community Seder complete with hand-baked Matzah, win and a wonderful dinner spiced with songs and insights. First Seder Night Monday, March 25, at 7:15 p.m. Couvert: $40 per person, $20 for children ages 4 through 12 and $180 for an Evening Sponsorship. For more information call 703-476-1829, email rabbi@chabadrh.org or visit www.chabadrh.org.
Keeping an Active Mind and Body
Keeping an Active Mind and Body