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Follow the Long Faith Journey of a Tomato in Alexandria

Unsold produce at Old Town Market makes for modern gleaning, and food for people with need.

Tomato

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Arlington Celebrates its Heritage

Festival

Conversations with a Chef in Arlington

The Arlington Chefs of Restaurant week.

Chefs in Arlington

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Community Mourns NAACP Leader

Kent Carter killed in Turks & Caicos ambush.

NAACP Leader

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St. Ann’s Celebrates 75 Years

Fall fair offers something for all ages and all tastes

St Ann's

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Wherever You Are There’s A Taco Nearby

Taco taco everywhere

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Eat Fresh at a Market Near You

Markets

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99 Percent Live in a 10 Minute Walk to a Park

Arlington’s Park system ranked third in the nation by the Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore Index.

Parks

Household Pets Flee Violence, Too

Cleaning supplies, sheets, garbage bags and cat beds. Doorways has a wish list

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Sing the Summer Away

It’s never too early to begin your opera career.

Deliberation on Major Housing Proposal Enters Homestretch

County proposes county-wide change from single to multi-family zoning

Competing signs and loud vocalizations characterized the deep divide between the proponents and opponents of the Arlington County...

Local Park Recognized by National Group as Community Forest

n April and May Monticello Park in Alexandria is a stopover for migrating warblers, and the park fills with birders...

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Nothing Like Opera in Person

It is a sunny Sunday afternoon on June 5, and Opera NOVA is back...

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McLean Art Show Opens

McLean Art Show Opens

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AHC Commits to Success for Low-Income Students

Forty-two low-income high school students celebrated College Signing Day hosted by AHC, Inc. who sponsors the College and Career Readiness Program.

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The Best Way To Solve Violence Is To Get Ahead of It

Teaching middle school and high school students to know what a healthy relationship with a peer looks like, what are the boundaries, and conflict resolution.

Your Past Does Not Define Your Future

One month, one family at a time

Housing

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A Local Gem Sparkles No More

Jeweler closes

SEEC gift

Gift

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Culpepper Garden Celebrates First Responders

First Responders

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Alexandria Symphony Weathers Covid

Brandenburg Concerto March 19 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on 228 S. Pitt Street.

ASO Concert

Mask Mandate—Yes or No?

Masks

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The Show Must Go On in Arlington

Cinderella

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Ring in the New Year, Ring Out Café Oggi

Cafe Oggi closing

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Let it Snow, Let it Snow

Snow

What to Put in That Christmas Stocking

Christmas stocking

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Bag It?—Not Any More

Arlington to consider a new five-cent tax for each plastic bag.

Bag Tax

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Stop on the Corner for Brats and Tunes

Pastry Shoppe

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Outpouring of Local Help for Afghan Refugees

The need is great for volunteers, monetary donations and more.

Thousands of Afghan refugees have landed at Dulles Airport in recent days.

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Senior Olympics Profile Orienteering

Which way is north again?

Grab a compass and detailed topographical map and head out over unfamiliar terrain to navigate a set course in the fastest time.

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Lucky Danger Adds Twist to Chinese-American Food in Arlington

New take-out opens in Westport

Lucky Danger opened with much anticipation July 21 at Arlington’s Westport behind Pentagon City.