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Show House Held at Potomac Mansion

The annual event benefits the National Symphony Orchestra as well as the designers and homeowners involved.

Show House Held at Potomac Mansion

Yesterday's Issues Flow into 2005

2004 included public disputes over recurring issues as well as the finalizing of major projects.

Yesterday's Issues Flow into 2005

Centreville and Chantilly Roundups

Alexandria Lawyer Saves Innocent Man from Death Row

“It took a team of people hundreds of hours to save one life. If we hadn’t taken this case, he’d be dead.”

Alfred Dewayne Brown loves the Alexandria Waterfront. He enjoys visiting the shops and restaurants in Old Town and meeting the family of his Alexandrian lawyer, Brian Stolarz. Brown is closer with Stolarz than most clients are with their attorneys. The two are good friends and even have matching tattoos: scales of justice. Brown has the number “154” written above his, because Brown is the 154th inmate on death row to be exonerated. If it weren’t for Stolarz, Brown would be dead.

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The annual event benefits the National Symphony Orchestra as well as the designers and homeowners involved.

2004 included public disputes over recurring issues as well as the finalizing of major projects.

Silverbrook students raise $17,000 to help former physical education teacher with ALS.

Family raises funds for AIDS charity.

Silverbrook students raise $17,000 to help former physical education teacher with ALS.

Silverbrook students raise $17,000 to help former physical education teacher with ALS.

New grants to help school build 'bridge' to international parents.

“It took a team of people hundreds of hours to save one life. If we hadn’t taken this case, he’d be dead.”