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Rebuilding Iraq One Step At a Time
Local soldier aids U.S. efforts to revitalize Iraq's economy, but some say real change will come from the people, not the Americans.
Rebuilding Iraq One Step At a Time
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Citywide Networking On its Way
City Council is set to consider EarthLink franchise next Saturday.
Citywide Networking On its Way
Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan
Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan
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Many Changes at Lanier
Lanier Middle School is undergoing a major renovation, and now the school adds a new principal to its changes.
Many Changes at Lanier
Commentary: Combatting Human Trafficking in Our Own Communities
“You’re pretty. You could make some money.” That was the headline of a recent Washingtonian Magazine article about young girls in our region who are lured through social media into the terrifying world of human trafficking.
Advocates for Affordable Housing In Arlington Battle Over WIsdom of Ballot Initiative
Green Party advocates take issue with opposition from Democrats.
Arlington County is in the midst of an affordable housing crisis, a sweeping demographic change that has wiped away more than half of affordable housing units for the poorest residents in the last decade according to a recent report.
Sticker Shock and Affordable Housing
A panel discusses the future of the real estate market in the area.
Sticker Shock and Affordable Housing
Mason Back in the Game
Former City of Fairfax Mayor John Mason runs for delegate in 37th district.
Mason Back in the Game
Sports Facility Remains a Hard Sell
Residents question purpose and funding.
Sports Facility Remains a Hard Sell
They’re Not Valentines
But the real-estate slowdown may not have an influence on tax bills.
They’re Not Valentines
Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan
Republican Jerry Kilgore wants to cap residential real estate assessment increases at 5 percent per year.
Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan
An Everyman Tax/Budget Model — One View
Chamber members hear Institute chair at First Tuesday luncheon.
An Everyman Tax/Budget Model — One View
Public Commission To Review Police Policy
Over some objections, Bulova launches ad hoc commission in wake of police shooting and obfuscation.
Supervisor Michael Frey did not mince words when voicing opposition to Chairman Sharon Bulova’s establishment of an ad hoc police commission on Tuesday, March 3.
How Will West Rosslyn Be Won?
Neighborhood finds itself at center of conflicting interests.
Neighbors want open space. A developer wants density. Arlington County wants a new fire station. School officials want a new facility. And nonprofit leaders want affordable housing. And all this will happen on about six acres of highly prized land hugging the western edge of Rosslyn, an increasingly urban part of the county that some have taken to calling "Manhattan on the Potomac."
Commentary: County Falling Behind on Its Housing Goals
On June 9, the Residential Studio Committee of the Fairfax County Planning Commission voted to recommend that the review of the Zoning Ordinance Amendment for Residential Studio Units be tabled. This recommendation will be voted on by the full Planning Commission at its July 24 meeting and it is almost certain that it will be adopted. After months of committee hearings and community meetings throughout the county, the RSU amendment will be quietly put to rest.
Letter to the Editor: Development Fight Lost Early On
I could be wrong but I believe I detected an implied note of concern in the headline (“Evolving Land Use: Previous Classification”) for your report on the Jan. 24 vote by our Board of Supervisors to approve a zoning change for a proposed Gulick development in a forest next to Lexington Estates here in Great Falls.
Arlington: Inside the Artisphere's Office Space
New development at the Artisphere.
The Artisphere is gone. In its place near the Rosslyn Metro, workplace developer Regus will lease the space from owner Monday Properties to develop 45,000 square feet of new office space.