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Alexandria General District Court
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Market Adjusting, Not Nose-diving
Demand for housing still strong, says leading regional economist.
Market Adjusting, Not Nose-diving
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People
People
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Budget Talk
Budget Talk
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People
People
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People
People
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Budget Talk
Budget Talk
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Charter Change Plan Draws Concerns
Charter Change Plan Draws Concerns
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Businesses Honored for Community Commitment
Annual Philanthropy Summit recognizes charitable giving by businesses large and small.
Businesses Honored for Community Commitment
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Construction Costs Taking Toll on County
County Manager warns that some building projects may be re-considered.
Construction Costs Taking Toll on County
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Arlington to Aid Entrepreneurs
County government starts new initiative to help small business owners thrive.
Arlington to Aid Entrepreneurs
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'Historic' Decision Ahead for Lorton
Fairfax County seeks to put former prison site on the National Register of Historic Places.
'Historic' Decision Ahead for Lorton
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Mayor Launches Job Initiative for Youth
Mayor Launches Job Initiative for Youth
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'Historic' Decision Ahead for Lorton
Fairfax County seeks to put former prison site on the National Register of Historic Places.
'Historic' Decision Ahead for Lorton
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Conquering Homelessness With Adopt-A-Family
Conquering Homelessness With Adopt-A-Family
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Of Death and Taxes
Property taxes, retirement costs and life insurance figure heavily in proposed town budget.
Of Death and Taxes
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Task Force Gets Briefing
Full platter and limited funds face county human services.
Task Force Gets Briefing
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Legislators Head to Richmond, Address Upcoming Session
Proposed bills and priorities include ethics reform and ABC Transformation.
As the General Assembly convenes on Jan. 8, several delegates from Fairfax County have written bills that tackle some of the issues they believe are important to Virginians. Del. Dave Albo (R-42) proposed a bill that would get rid of the Alcoholic Beverage Commission’s three person board and would replace them with five citizens with business experience who are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state legislature. Members of the current three-person board make six-digit salaries and are appointed by the governor. Albo’s plan would make the position part time and would pay 50 dollars per day.
