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Bust Open the Piggy Bank
Updated traffic plan might make things better, after 25 years and $30 billion.
Bust Open the Piggy Bank
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Alexandria's Tomorrow: History vs. Economics
City's date with history: past and future.
Alexandria's Tomorrow: History vs. Economics
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Communities Dig Out
Snow and ice create challenges for Loudoun's growing communities.
Communities Dig Out
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Oleszek The Ouster
School Board member strives to claim 37th District seat for Democrats.
Oleszek The Ouster
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Oleszek The Ouster
School Board member strives to claim 37th District seat for Democrats.
Oleszek The Ouster
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Oleszek The Ouster
School Board member strives to claim 37th District seat for Democrats.
Oleszek The Ouster
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Oleszek The Ouster
School Board member strives to claim 37th District seat for Democrats.
Oleszek The Ouster
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Construction Boom In Route 1 Corridor
Area watches Fort Belvoir expansion, construction of the National Library for the Study of George Washington.
The Fort Belvoir or Mount Vernon Estate construction projects alone would be enough to impact area traffic and the character of Mount Vernon.
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Opportunity Neighborhood
Organization celebrates first anniversary with bus tour.
Opportunity Neighborhood, a group that helps children succeed in school and life, celebrated its first anniversary with an 11-stop bus tour targeting Mount Vernon schools and neighborhoods along Route 1. The tour highlighted the areas that are served by the organization which supports young people from “cradle to college to career.” The tour started at the South County Government Center, which houses Human Services agencies in Fairfax County.
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Good News on Housing Market
Realtors host economic summit.
The Northern Virginia Association of Realtors (NVAR), in partnership with the George Mason University Center for Regional Analysis hosted their Annual Economic Summit at the Mason Inn Conference Center. The housing market is a key driver of the economy and home ownership is almost synonymous with the “American Dream,” so it’s no wonder that this year’s distinguished panel played to a packed house of realtors, brokers, economists and area business people.
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A Look Back: How Del Ray Changed in 2012
For those who haven’t been keeping up with changes and activities in Del Ray, here is a recap of the past year, from my perspective as president of the Del Ray Citizens Association.
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Help Wanted
Tysons job-training program helps recent immigrants and lower-income individuals get a fresh start.
Help Wanted
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Column: A Recipe for Economic Revival
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Just six years ago, Maryland was ranked a healthy third in the nation as a “New Economy” state burgeoning with technology companies and awash with capital.
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Important Issues Facing the City of Fairfax
For its first issue of 2015, the Connection asked various local leaders what are the most significant issues and/or events facing the City of Fairfax in the coming year.
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Revamping Local Environmental Policy in Alexandria
Commission finalizing recommendations to send to council.
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Alexandria Dysfunction Busters?
City manager appoints politically impartial city-schools capital planning task force.
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Workers Must Benefit Too
Workers Must Benefit Too