Friday, May 31
Wednesday, May 29
Tuesday, May 28
Monday, May 27
‘Transportation Renaissance’ in Alexandria?
Panelists weigh costs and benefits of electric scooters.
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DASH, Union Reach Tentative Agreement
It gives local bus drivers wage and benefit parity with Metro, averts strike during Metro shutdown.
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Preparing Traditional Indian Meal for Shelter Residents in Alexandria
Volunteers from variety of faiths gather to serve.
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Friday, May 24
Thursday, May 23
2019 Alexandria Sportsman’s Club Athletes of the Year
Vaughan, Williams to be inducted into ASC Hall of Fame.
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Ready, Set…Shutdown in Alexandria
Add at least 30 minutes to commute and prepare for other impacts.
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Virginia Senate Minority Leader Faces Two Primary Challengers
Dick Saslaw hasn’t had a primary challenge since the 1970s; now he has two.
The last time Senate Minority Leader Dick Saslaw had a primary opponent, Jimmy Carter was in the White House and the Bee Gees were at the top of the charts. This year, for the first time since 1979, Saslaw has primary opposition. Not just one opponent, but two.
Wednesday, May 22
Gala Raises $695,000
Oakton-based Northern Virginia Family Service holds 2019 Road to Independence Gala.
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Monday, May 20
Alexandria Sportsman’s Club to Honor Student Athletes
15 to receive nearly $40,000 in scholarships.
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Delay T.C. Williams Lights Or Risk Costs
Plaintiffs say schools’ installation schedule may risk spending money twice; schools disagree.
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Alexandria Schools Budget: Final Stretch
School division weighs custodian retention and other budget adjustments ahead of June adoption.
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Saturday, May 18
Alexandria Council Approves ‘Hugo Black House’ Alterations
Rejects opponents’ view that state-held preservation easement should apply.
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Senior Services of Alexandria: A Day To Celebrate Seniors
Register for annual Senior Health and Fitness Fair.
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Thursday, May 16
Wednesday, May 15
Wish Lists for Northern Virginia Transportation
Spring transportation meeting brings out wish lists, examines smart scale rating system.
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Some Workers Hurt by Shutdown Were Not Paid
Connolly, Beyer, Wexton hold field hearing on government shutdown’s impact on federal contractors.
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Swimming Lessons: Choosing a School and Instructor
There are several things that parents can do if their child is truly afraid of the water.
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Tuesday, May 14
Monday, May 13
How to Bolster Public Housing in Alexandria?
ARHA, city weighs new HUD option to unlock private financing.
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Virginia Reduces Standardized Testing
ACPS: Good change overall, but also expect to see failing scores stand out.
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Sunday, May 12
Friday, May 10
Wednesday, May 8
Play Reading for the Musical, ‘Ponzi’
Music and lyrics written by Alexandria resident Lois Cecsarini.
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Tuesday, May 7
Transportation Alternatives During Metro Shutdown
Free parking at Franconia-Springfield, Huntington Metro stations to join a slug line, catch a Fairfax Connector bus, or catch a WMATA express shuttle.
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Opinion: Editorial: Celebrating Mother’s Day with Photos
Send in photos now or right after you take new Mother’s Day photos; and more reasons to contact the Connection.
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Monday, May 6
High School Expansion: Next in Alexandria
School system takes steps toward honing final plan, due September.
The Alexandria City Public Schools administration specified certain elements of its planning for high school capacity expansion on Thursday, April 25, though other elements remain fuzzy.
Strike Possibility in Alexandria
To get parity with Metrobus, DASH bus drivers say they’re willing to strike during summer Metro shutdown.
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Wednesday, May 1
Rise in Religion-based Hate Across Virginia
Violent acts follow growth of white supremacy movements.
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