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Differences in Candidates' Approaches to Tax Cuts
To Longmyer and Oddo, they contribute to the deficit. To Davis, they spell economic improvement.
Differences in Candidates' Approaches to Tax Cuts
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Distinguishing Differences
Republican candidates for Springfield District Supervisor try to set themselves apart.
Distinguishing Differences
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Distinguishing Differences
Republican candidates for Springfield District Supervisor try to set themselves apart.
Distinguishing Differences
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Should County Council Be Full-Time?
Outside employment may be at odds with a proposed Charter amendment.
Should County Council Be Full-Time?
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Differences in Candidates' Approaches to Tax Cuts
To Longmyer and Oddo, they contribute to the deficit. To Davis, they spell economic improvement.
Differences in Candidates' Approaches to Tax Cuts
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Reaching Out
Reston Interfaith tackles Herndon day labor issue, looks for interim hiring site.
Reaching Out
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Plum Offers Own 'State of the State'
Reston delegate says Virginia needs massive tax restructuring to get its house in order.
Plum Offers Own 'State of the State'
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Candidates Differ over Tax Cuts
To Moran and Hurysz, the cuts contribute to the deficit. To Cheney, they make system fairer.
Candidates Differ over Tax Cuts
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Teeing Off at Laurel Hill
Golfers enjoy sunny skies for the opening of the Laurel Hill Golf Club.
Teeing Off at Laurel Hill
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Teeing Off at Laurel Hill
Golfers enjoy sunny skies for the opening of the Laurel Hill Golf Club
Teeing Off at Laurel Hill
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Mount Vernon, Alexandria Communities Mourns Death of Herb Harris
Former member of Congress, district supervisor.
Former Mount Vernon Supervisor and U.S. Rep. Herbert Harris died at his home in Mount Vernon on Dec. 24, 2014. He was 88 years old.
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People Notes
The Arlington Young Democrats held elections for their 2014 Executive Board at the NRECA Building in Ballston.
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Focus on Transportation
Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance presents regional priorities at 10th annual event.
“What You Need to Know about Transportation in Five Minutes or Less” was the working title of this year’s Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance (NVTA) seminar and reception held on Sept. 30 at Capital One’s auditorium in McLean.
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Letter to the Editor: Who’s Looking Out For Taxpayers?
To the Editor: Its budget time again in Alexandria and based on [City Manager] Mr. Young's proposed budget items, once again he continues to leave Alexandria loaded with debt while continuing to raise his salary and those of his staff, cutting 33 positions and just "moving the deck chairs" around as it relates to staff reductions, but no eliminations along with a much higher real estate tax initially proposed due to high debt limit and City Council's inability to say "no" to anything. As such, here are some of my questions/suggestions for Mayor Euille and all members of the council to consider and/or ask Mr. Young before adopting this budget.
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Going into Business with Mom
Mother-daughter Realtor teams say working together can work.
Allison Goodhart has a vivid childhood memory: pulling a wagon filled with pumpkins and her younger sister around her family’s Del Ray neighborhood in Alexandria, helping to promote her parents’ real estate business. Today Allison Goodhart works alongside her mother as part of Old Town Alexandria-based Goodhart Group of McEnearney Associates Inc., Realtors.
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Moderate Republican Challenges Democratic Whip
First-time candidate challenges key figure in House Democratic caucus leadership.
Until this year, three-term Del. Alfonso Lopez (D-49) has never had a Republican opponent.
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Furloughed and Waiting
Uncertainty lingers as furloughed workers hope temporary layoffs come to an end.
When Joy Phansond was furloughed from her job as sales coordinator at the Holiday Inn in Old Town, the temporary layoff was initially supposed to last until April 5. Then it was extended to May 5. Then it was extended again until June 5. She suspects that it’ll be extended again until July at least because the hotel business in Alexandria has been slammed by the collapse of tourism, trade shows and conventions.
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The Fight for Paid Leave
After effort for paid sick days falters, lawmakers move toward paid quarantine leave.
The fight for paid sick days is on hold for now, and advocates have moved to a fallback position for the special session of the Virginia General Assembly: quarantine leave.