Alexandria, VA News

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• Old Dominion Boat Club wins 39-year legal fight with U.S. government
• City of Fairfax Band presents ‘Springtime Pops’ June 9 at Mary Louise Jackson Amphitheater
• Cora Kelly Running Club Completes First Season
• G-Man Celebrates Patrick Henry's Reading Success
• Coming off a Solid Performance at Stotesbury, T.C. Rowers Gear Up for National Championship Regatta in Camden This Weekend
• George Washington Chinese Language Students Visit Chinatown
• Polk Kindergarten Classes Hold Annual Young Authors' Tea
• Tucker Community Enjoys 5K Fun Run
• T.C. Williams Senior Kathryn Aplin Named National Merit Scholar
• Olinka Turner Receives Award from Alexandria Jaycees
• T.C. Williams Boys' Soccer Team Wins District Championship
• John Adams Holds Reading Is Fundamental Book Distribution
• Safe-cracking thieves make off with jewelry, cash
• Workplace dispute leads to assault
• U.S. Secret Service uniform lifted from dryer
• Burglars leave Strutfield Lane storage unit empty handed
• UPDATED: Va. Supreme Court sends case of coveted Wales Alley back to Alexandria Circuit Court
• Johnson to serve three years for killing McNeely during 2011 brawl
• Mel Schiavelli appointed executive vice president at Northern Virginia Community College
• Future urban development hinges on tangled court case
• GiftLegacy Newsletter - May 20, 2012
• NOFAS maternity fashion show raises awareness of fetal alcohol syndrome
• Alexandria-based news outlet loosens shackles of censorship for Ethiopians
• NOVA Alexandria Campus to Host Free Seminar on Transportation Programs
• Rare and historic ship makes Alexandria permanent port of call
• Demolition, displacement and redevelopment come as news to many Beauregard residents
• Waterfront legal fight heads to circuit court
• NOVA Lacrosse Inks Hayfield Lacrosse Standout Terry Yarbrough
• What will the future hold for Alexandria’s GenOn site?
• Alexandria’s little known ordinance puts limits on pet ownership
• Road to White House runs through Alexandria, Virginia
• Northern Virginia Community College Board meeting scheduled for May 21
• Ariail family honored for local philanthropic efforts
• New Old Town boutique goes from digital to physical
• Volunteers for Front Desk Coverage
• We were soldiers
• T.C. Rowers Claim Three Victories at Charlie Butt Regatta in Georgetown
• T.C. Williams Drama Department Presents Musical Comedy 'Crazy for You'
• GW Student Council Association Promotes Community and Service
• More than 350 Students and Parents Attend Patrick Henry Family Literacy Night
• T.C. Williams English 10 Teacher Todd Koren Receives CARE Award
• T.C. Williams Senior Earns Journalism Award from 'Washington Post'
• Youth Arts Festival Auditions to Take Place on May 24
• T.C. Crew Freshman Girls Capture Silver Medal in Virginia Lower Boat Championship
• Titans Crowned Meet Champions at T.C. Track Invitational
• T.C. Williams Students Participate in Annual Del Ray Art Show
• City Councilwoman Alicia Hughes to run for reelection as a Republican
• Law enforcement officials remember fallen comrades
• Beauregard plan opponents to step up protests before city council decision
• Alexandria City Council approves budget, keeps tax rate flat
• United Way Worldwide Gift Legacy News - May 6, 2012
• Alexandria police arrest five on DWI charges during “Operation Cinco De Mayo”
• Planning commission OK’s controversial Beauregard plan
• Wood announces city council candidacy, will run as Republican
• City council takes first whack at budget
• West End residents rally ahead of planning commission hearing on Beauregard plan
• NOVA professor Gail Rebhan selected for NEH summer program
• United Way Worldwide Gift Legacy News - April 29, 2012
• Waterfront plan opponents appeal to state Supreme Court
• New PAC forms as clock counts down on Democratic primary
• Carpenter’s Shelter nets big bucks during weekend-long fundraising effort
• Vehicle damaged in auto theft attempt
• Out of sight, out of mind
• BB gun vandals strike North Alfred Street home
• Robbing Peter and Paul
• School board candidate Graf emphasizes communication
• Is Maryland gambling Alexandria’s future?
• Rare artifact recalls horrors of slavery
• Rights to coveted Wales Alley debated in Virginia Supreme Court; Alexandria City Hall, Virtue at odds with Old Dominion Boat Club
• United Way Worldwide Gift Legacy News - April 22, 2012
• Alleged killer in Lenny Harris case charged with two other murders
• Richard Siegman’s ‘New and Recent Paintings’ on display at NOVA-Loudoun
• City manager launches ethics initiative to deter workforce criminals, protect whistle blowers
• The Fountains assisted living community opens
• Would-be abductor arrested after television interview
• Burglars clean out Taney Avenue apartment
• iPhone snagged in daylight robbery
• Witness leads police to alleged vandal
• National DNA Day Celebration April 23, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Safeway, Rebuilding Together refurbish home of Vietnam vet
• Yianilos declares school board candidacy
• Police arrest Calif. officer for smuggling weed
• Alexandria City Public Schools boost safeguards against sex offenders
• Taxi drivers accuse Alexandria Yellow Cab of exploitation
• Holocaust ceremony speakers, guests remember the past to protect the future
• Shuttle Discovery draws onlookers along Alexandria’s waterfront
• Alexandria Fire Department mechanics keep the wheels turning
• Unfunded state mandates may force tax hike on Alexandria residents
• Alexandria city government gears up for legal fight against opponents of waterfront redevelopment plan
• ASCP Leads Charge to Develop Measures Impacting Care of Older Persons
• Free trolley service hits the breaks at Arlandria
• Northern Virginia Community College Board meeting scheduled for April 16
• Alexandria residents air concerns over displacement in Beauregard corridor
• Local neighborhood watch groups learn from Trayvon Martin killing
• NOVA Woodbridge presents Award-winning documentary: ‘Rainbow Town’ - April 23
• United Way Worldwide Gift Legacy News - April 8, 2012
• Alexandria Earth Day Celebration
• New Beauregard plan adds affordable housing units
• Turn the other cheek?
• Thieves steal gym bag
• Alcohol compliance check ends with multiple arrests
• City unveils Mount Vernon Avenue trolley route
• NOVA’s Annandale Campus to Host Climate Symposium on April 16
• Reston Open House - April 25, 5-7 p.m.
• VDOT’s potential sale of Hunting Towers and what it means for rapidly vanishing affordable housing
• Historic Huntley, Mason Family's 1825 Villa Restored
• Englin won’t seek re-election following extramarital affair, Krupicka announces candidacy
• Radle ends bid for Congress
• Menjivar, Moshenberg round out Dem primary slate
• NOVA Loudoun Open House on April 18, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
• Mayor Euille calls for unity at Trayvon Martin vigil
• Possible ‘irregularities’ found in ACPS adult ed program
• Before primary, democrats to debate on east, west sides
• Alexandria police arrest 11 for selling alcohol to minors in citywide sweep
• Life changer
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Top Alexandria tourism official accepts job in North Carolina
• Ben & Jerry’s offers ice cream to homeless
• Kaine addresses concerns of veterans, women
• Alexandria’s after-school programs evade teens, study finds
• NOVA-Manassas honor society inducts record number of new members
• Free SAT courses could narrow gap between whites, minorities
• NOVA Loudoun presents Craft Attack and Loudoun Recycles 2012 April 15 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Man with telephoto lens near school prompts police response
• Alexandria’s Market Square to host vigil for Trayvon Martin
• Many serious crimes decline while rapes, robberies on the rise
• Suntrust bank robber gets 10 years in prison
• Out of the Attic: Hayman’s anchored the fashion hub of Northern Virginia
• United Way Worldwide News - March 25, 2012
• Council considers changes to lopsided parking laws
• Movie renters run out of options in Alexandria
• Power pleads guilty to embezzling taxpayer money, sentenced to three years probation
• Underperforming Alexandria students will be sent to Landmark Mall to learn
• Heather Kirkpatrick named New Century Scholar
• NOVA Woodbridge presents Lecture on Mayan prophecies: ‘It’s not the end of the world’ April 5 at 7 p.m.
• United Way Worldwide News - March 18, 2012
• As temperatures rise, Alexandria animal control officers to enforce new law against leaving pets in hot vehicles
• Democratic Alexandria City Council candidate Charles Sumpter Jr. ends short-lived campaign
• Court dismisses waterfront lawsuit
• BREAKING: U.S. Rep. Jim Moran arrested during protest at Sudanese Embassy
• School board backs embattled superintendent
• Caught on tape
• Dysfunction prompts crisis, call for resignation of Alexandria school chief
• Analysis: Macdonald challenges Euille for mayor
• Achieving the Dream Strategies for Student Engagement All-Faculty Symposium
• Watchdog finds Alexandria government transparency above average but worse than last year
• Scholarship Fund of Alexandria gets boost from hometown Titan
• City Hall goes mobile
• Democrat Michael Hepburn joins Alexandria city council race
• NOVA Loudoun presents ‘Androcles and the Lion’ March 24 at 11a.m. and 2 p.m.
• NOVA Woodbridge presents Sex Trafficking Seminar March 28 at 6:30 p.m.
• Independent audit exposes extensive fiscal mismanagement by school employees
• She’s blind to ‘can’t’
• Andrew Macdonald eyes Independent mayoral run
• ANALYSIS: Local Democrats are shaking up the political landscape, but what does party affiliation mean in Alexandria?
• Republican Scott Gordon exits city council race, blasts Councilwoman Alicia Hughes on way out
• Weissman tragedy reinforces fire department safety
• Out of the Attic: Establishing Ivy Hill Cemetery
• Top Alexandria school official to resign
• Displacement is essential to Beauregard redevelopment plan
• Domestic Violence Seminar at Woodbridge
• Alexandria’s top urban planners live outside the city. Does it matter?
• Local couple on front lines of Stolen Valor law
• Center for Alexandria’s Children, local government seal cracks in a once broken approach to child abuse
• John Long III named Alexandria Chamber of Commerce president and CEO
• MacArthur Elementary raises big bucks with mere pennies
• Va. looks to ditch No Child Left Behind
• Alexandria chef Cathal Armstrong tapped to lead St. Patrick’s Day parade in D.C.
• Free Poker Tournaments in Alexandria
• Alexandria public school students get a seat at the table with decision makers
• Where have all the bookstores gone?
• A “Disneyland” for historians: Quirky and storied Revolution-era home goes on sale in Old Town
• Police: burglar assaulted 16-year-old girl
• Virginia Theological Seminary, City Hall negotiate future of fire-ravaged chapel
• City marks Washington’s birthday
• Man arrested for terrorism plot on U.S. Capitol resided in Alexandria
• Police hunt for armed robber
• Alleged embezzler indicted by grand jury
• Vandals break shop window
• Accused murderer heads to trial
• United Way donates $115K to city nonprofits and charities
• President Obama Visits NOVA
• Neighborhood Pharmacy wins Heart of Del Ray award
• Coverage of paramedic Joshua Weissman’s funeral
• Chapman, Peabody join Democratic field of Alexandria council candidates
• UPDATED: Court dismisses Councilwoman Alicia Hughes’ unpaid rent case
• City manager proposes $585.6 budget with no tax increases; service cuts will ensue
• Major road closures expected for Weissman funeral
• Slain pedestrian prompts safety concerns
• Gelato shop approved in old icehouse building
• Virginia lawmakers likely to ease happy hour ad regulations
• Classrooms or computers? ACPS fields outcry over adult education changes
• Funeral, visitation services scheduled for fallen paramedic Josh Weissman
• Opinion: Will Radle Jr.: Why I should represent you in Congress
• On the waterfront, eminent domain option stays afloat
• Landmark Mall: Macy’s, kebabs and … classrooms?
• Neighbors fume over school project
• Alexandria paramedic critically injured after fall from overpass
• Activist Boyd Walker officially declares Alexandria City Council run
• Planning guru Donna Fossum declares run for Alexandria City Council
• Waterfront fight heading to circuit court
• Judge forces former school bus monitor to pay damages for assaulting child
• Third man charged with community activist’s death
• UPDATED: Arlington Democrat Shuttleworth challenges Moran for 8th District seat
• Meals on Wheels Drivers Needed
• BREAKING: Second arrest in Harris murder
• Editorial: Police must be public informants
• Opinion: Time for Romney to summon his inner Reagan
• Remembering slavery in a city that once condoned it
• BREAKING: Maryland man reportedly charged with killing Lenny Harris
• Though passed by council, waterfront plan remains fluid
• Missing activist found in Maryland well, police suspect foul play
• St. Stephen’s middle school students earn literary acclaim
• Opinion: Why I voted against the waterfront plan
• UPDATED: Police find no shooter in Hopkins-Tancil house
• Identity of skeletal remains found one year ago remains a mystery
• First High-Tech Ben Carson Reading Room Unveiled at T.C. Williams High School
• Superintendent Unveils FY 2013 Proposed Budget
• Superintendent Requests $4.04 Million CIP Budget Transfer to Pay Outstanding Invoices
• School's Out in February
• Charles Poland Receives Outstanding Faculty Award
• Key waterfront properties slated for office, retail space
• Alexandria woman forced to shoot, kill her dog to save boyfriend from mauling
• Victim, attacker knew each other
• Electronics stolen in daylight heist
• Deliver us from thievery
• Muggers assail city resident with pocketknife
• Light fight between Hammond middle school, neighbors ends quietly
• City council approves controversial waterfront plan
• Fight for the river’s edge: Live blogging Saturday’s public hearing
• $236 million ACPS budget would shorten intersession, overhaul adult education
• City manager sends message of morale to government employees
• A River Runs Through It
• Alexandria mayor has say in Metro fare hike
• UPDATED: Alexandria waterfront plan opponents try to derail vote with eleventh-hour petition
• GOP doesn’t own Richmond Dems | Vice President McDonnell?
• Witness testifies in McNeely killing
• Four arrested on DWI charges
• Home invaders make off with valuables
• Yelling deters purse-snatchers
• Government laptop stolen in burglary
• King Street gets trendy with Anthropologie
• Armed robber targets United Bank
• The Growth Code Can Save the American Economy According to the Free Congress Foundation
• Child killed in Duke Street crash
• City employees donate $70K to United Way
• Restaurant week in full swing
• New year brings diverse new businesses to Old Town
• City officials prioritize halting public employee malfeasance
• Transformative waterfront plan poised for passage
• Holihan joins Democratic pack in city council race
• Port City Politics: Herring hopes to whip it good in Richmond
• Out of the Attic: Stale beer: Alexandria’s sudsy history
• Alexandria woman struck by Metro train committed suicide
• Charles Barrett Elementary performs above state, federal standards
• Civic group says power plant site must be addressed before waterfront plan’s completion
• Grocery Shopper Needed in Alexandria
• Suspect makes off with loose change
• Stolen car recovered on Janneys Lane
• Holiday thievery
• Democrat Will Radle to challenge Jim Moran for 8th District House seat
• Opinion: Rep. Jim Moran has done more harm than good
• Iconic Old Town Theater to shut its doors for good this weekend
• Tim Lovain declares Alexandria City Council run
• With relocation to Del Ray, VeloCity bike co-op to remain in Alexandria
• As vote on waterfront plan looms, supporters look to dispel myths of City Hall’s blueprint
• Alexandria public schools audit delayed until later this month
• Laser show in, fireworks out at city’s New Year’s celebration
• Duke Street bank robber remains at large
• City resident unveils new proposal for key waterfront properties
• The Alexandria Times’ New Year’s resolutions
• Internal audit reveals embezzlement by Wanamaker ‘unlikely’
• Out of the Attic: Meigs Lodge and the Alexandria National Cemetery
• Seniors take Christmas bus tour with special send-off
• City employee faces multiple felony charges
• Hammond Middle School Students Participated in Reality Store
• T.C. Williams PTSA Announces Reflections Winners
• Soil Testing at Jefferson-Houston
• Two injured in Arlandria stabbing
• Analysis: Report will dictate success or failure of waterfront work group
• Clock ticking on Jefferson-Houston renovation
• Sherman shuffles his starting lineup
• Superintendent apologizes for communication breakdown
• Waterfront plan work group releases recommendations for city’s shoreline
• Alexandria City Hall paves a road for food trucks
• Moody’s credit rating agency maintains ‘negative outlook’ for City of Alexandria
• Loudoun Receives Green Business Challenge Recognition
• Despite protests from residents, city council approves Arlandria-Chirilagua redevelopment
• Sumpter is latest Democrat to join herd of Alexandria City Council challengers
• Adult Education Continues in ACPS
• Four Alexandria Educators Included in 2011 Class of National Board Certified Teachers
• ACPS Band Students Excel at District 10 Auditions
• Tammy Ignacio Appointed to New Chief Administrative Officer Role
• House bill holds Pentagon responsible for traffic mess at Mark Center
• City council addresses post office closings
• Local bank is in the business of small business
• Spitting in the eye of authority
• Pedestrian injured in mugging
• Employee assaulted while taking out the trash
• Gentrification fears fuel debate in Arlandria
• School officials say adult education program will continue
• Embezzler raised red flags at prior posts before being hired by Alexandria government
• Crossing the borders of misconception, G.W. students unite Alexandria and Afghanistan
• Citing ethics, city attorney denies legal advice to waterfront opponent
• The Little Theatre of Alexandria offers “A Christmas Carol” this holiday
• Former Alexandria City Councilman Justin Wilson, a Democrat, announces 2012 run
• Out of the Attic: The order of the Knights of Pythias
• Police investigate sexual assault on Rosemont commuter
• Legal liability and the internet: Are you being too social?
• New DASH buses, trolleys unveiled
• Valuable, underused waterfront food pavilion closes
• City official resigns after embezzlement conviction
• Doing the robot
• SACSCOC Visits NOVA for Reaffirmation of Accreditation Review
• Gardening Lecture Series At Green Spring Gardens
• NOVA-Woodbridge art professors display talents
• First Night Alexandria
• Waterfront plan opponents eye legal action
• Black Friday deals extend to local shelter
• Occupy Alexandria protest is sparse and quiet
• Opposition's waterfront plan deemed 'indefensible'
• Old Town Alexandria shops hope to draw green on black Friday
• City qualifies for disaster relief dollars
• Out of the Attic: Baggett Stadium, an early stage for local athletes
• Ireton seniors headed for NCAA
• ODBC wraps up season
• SSSAS athletes get lesson in leadership
• Cardinals place third in WCAC tourney
• Saints athletics enjoy fruitful fall
• Turkey Trot runners to gobble up new route
• Morning jogger sexually assaulted in Del Ray
• New Talented and Gifted Coordinator Donna Brearley Joins ACPS
• Parents Required to Attend Driver Education Presentation with Students
• Second Teen Wellness Center Opens at T.C. Williams Minnie Howard Campus
• Nominate Teachers for Annual Award Sponsored by 'The Washington Post'
• NOVA students featured in photography exhibit
• Old Town Alexandria shops hope to draw green on black Friday
• Libertarian Party eyes Old Town Alexandria for headquarters
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
• Alexandria ‘taxpayers’ owe $10.5 million in delinquent taxes
• Out of the Attic: Alexandria: once the best place for thieves to make a buck (or several)
• Episcopal seniors sign with Division I schools
• Saints fall to underdog Maroon in state championship
• Tigers maul Maroon in season finale
• Collegiate ends St. Stephen’s playoff aspirations
• Cardinals bounced from playoffs in high-scoring thriller
• Baytosh to head Alexandria Country Day School
• Ticer to lead Scottish Walk Parade
• Alleged killer awaits trial at Alexandria jail
• Murray announces rematch against Moran for Congress
• Robber implies gun, steals valuables
• Pedestrian assaulted, mugged
• Stealthy burglars rob sleeping victims
• Deliveryman robbed at gunpoint
• Eminent domain off the table until court rules
• New emergency dispatch center sits on the cutting edge
• 36th Annual Alexandria Turkey Trot
• What's in a name? Write-in votes during last week's election in Virginia
• Cardinals fall just short against St. Christopher's
• The complexities of evil abound in “Angel: A Nightmare in Two Acts”
• Roll out the Red Carpet for ACPS Center for the Arts Grand Opening on Nov. 30
• Middle Schools to Hold Open Houses for Parents in December and January
• Tune in to ACPS-TV for Forum Addressing Dropout Rate
• Raising the Floor and Blowing Away the Ceiling - Higher Expectations for All
• A Vietnam veteran's tale of boundless brotherhood
• Scholarship Fund of Alexandria holds annual telethon
• Police department celebrates new headquarters
• Saints bow out of state tourney
• Cardinals can’t nab WCAC title
• Saints look toward state championship
• Bishop Ireton eyes championship title
• Waterfront quarreling could thwart floating museum
• Democrats sweep local elections
• GiftLegacy eNewsletter - November 6, 2011
• Masked man robs Washington Street bank
• Titans overmatched yet again
• Cardinals drop second straight
• Episcopal crushes St. Stephen’s in backyard brawl
• 2011 Alexandria Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk
• City tries to perfect recipe for Market Square food vendors
• When the police force got too big for its britches
• Fourth-grade Alexandria teacher sentenced to 30 years for child pornography
• Attempted rapist Shaun Carlan arrested in Pennsylvania
• NOVA Partners With South African Colleges
• Wythe Street homicide
• Taking entertainment literally
• The Wag Pack named best pet care company in the country
• ACPS educator named country’s top history teacher
• Scholarships, college planning advice and pizza during ‘College Night in Virginia’
• Saints drop fourth straight
• St. Christopher’s smites Episcopal
• T.C. strings together consecutive wins
• Young signs $245K contract
• Emails reveal City Hall crafted strategy to light up Hammond field
• Thieves take cash, leave jug
• Burglars raid unlocked apartment
• HVAC unit too heavy to heist
• No good deed goes unpunished
• Saints suffer second loss to Landon
• Maroon rebound
• Titans fall in playoff opener
• T.C. struggles after winning city tournament
• Out of the Attic: Home, home on the Union’s fortress
• Emails reveal City Hall crafted strategy to light up Hammond field
• Ireton miscue helps Panthers slash Cardinals’ undefeated season
• Alexandria City Public Schools Teacher Stacy Hoeflich Named National History Teacher of the Year
• Program Highlights College and Career Preparation for Students with Disabilities
• George Washington Students to Participate in Monthly Career and College Days
• T.C. Williams Students, Community to Celebrate Homecoming Next Week
• Police: man dies after suffering gunshot wound
• Institutional Repository Service for Federal Science Agencies Underway
• Cameron Run park hosts Bishop Ireton 5K
• T.C. runners improve at regional invitational
• Titans rebound at city tournament
• Crew cleans up on land
• A bright idea?
• Man wanted for attempted rape at city park
• Saints net bragging rights against fallen Maroon
• Cash stolen from locked safe
• Grand theft lawnmower
• Suspects steal keys, leave car
• Bathroom becomes panic room
• Federal shrinkage would add to budget shortfall
• Artfully Gifts and Chocolate gets a caffeine boost
• New boutique on King Street
• PenFed Realty, Prudential Carruthers merge
• Fight against breast cancer has a friend in Paisano’s
• Has historic preservation gone too far?
• Out of the Attic: Tiny Tots and Busy Bees
• Saints blanked, continue spiral
• Maroon outpace Bulldogs
• T.C. celebrates first win since opener
• Cardinals soar over Benedictine
• ‘Rigorous and not ruthless’: An interview with Rashad Young, Alexandria's new city manager
• Police ask public's help in finding man wanted on assault charges
• Old Town fixer-upper is part drywall, part Facebook wall
• Hadeed, Web Development Group are ‘Best in Business’
• UPDATED: Rashad Young is top candidate to be Alexandria's next city manager
• Alexandria learns to (bike) share
• Would-be thief trips up
• Thieves leave their mark
• Co-worker injuries another in spat
• Police locate Harris’ car
• When the cancer’s gone and there’s nothing left to fight
• Port City Politics: Will Alexandria’s next state senators be donkeys or elephants?
• Out of the Attic: Friendship and fires have gone hand in hand for 173 years
• Lady Titans win twice
• Saints triumphs in backyard battle
• Saints elevate play on the pitch
• Titans hammered by Cavaliers
• Saints lose two in a row
• Episcopal drops first conference matchup
• Webb, Zingler keep Ireton perfect
• Bishop Ireton’s O’Connor salutes fallen mentor with a win
• Fleet-footed Titans sweep backyard rivals
• Long Live You: Osteoporosis: natural treatment options can effectively build bone
• Progressive policing drives out moped thefts
• Sailing due backward
• Randolph recovering
• Titans sneak away with a win
• Titans’ heels cool off
• Playoff berth looks bleak as Titans lose fourth straight
• Powering down GenOn plant won’t hurt regional grid
• King Street is one of the country’s greatest, planners say
• Local cop finishes FBI program
• Vandals target Menokin Drive resident’s car
• Thieves steal city pliers
• Found in translation: Alexandria teachers attempting to eliminate language barriers
• Local reporter uncovers Alexandria, D.C. in new book
• New curriculum has Alexandria students thinking differently
• Saints tumble against St. Mary’s Ryken
• Third time’s the charm for Episcopal
• Cardinals win fifth straight
• Kipkosgei triumphs in Woodrow Wilson half marathon
• ‘Flash mob for middle-aged people’ pops up on waterfront
• Out of the Attic: Pave Harlow House, put up a parking lot
• Pet Matters: Why dogs go postal when mailmen arrive
• Three T.C. Williams Seniors Named National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalists
• T.C. Williams Students Shine at MSAN Conference
• 17 of 19 Alexandria City Public Schools are Fully Accredited by State
• City of Alexandria Launches National Safe Place
• Biden pushes jobs bill at Alexandria police headquarters
• Workshops Teach Gardening Basics At Green Spring Gardens
• Black and gay in the Deep South
• T.C. cross country shines in Richmond race
• Episcopal off to strong start
• Cardinals boast .500 record in inaugural season
• T.C. weathers bumpy stretch
• Bike sharing could roll into Alexandria
• Redeveloping Arlandria
• McDonnell lends a hand to local nonprofit
• DWI enforcement nets three arrests
• Police arrest unsought Romeo
• Pushing the limit
• Two men abducted, robbed
• Beltsville man tied to Virginia bank robberies
• School district claims gains on ‘transformation’ quest
• Out of the Attic: The best fruit, ‘segars’ and military training around
• Connection Newspapers CEO gets six months for tax fraud
• Bishop Ireton dictates play versus rival Episcopal
• Feds infuse rapid transit project
• Saints celebrate first win of season
• Titans lengthen losing streak
• Quitting the rat race? 
• The cup's half empty
• Number-cruncher honored
• UPDATED: local activist missing
• School Board renews superintendent's contract
• Parents, residents invited to join school planning process
• Officials eye changes to No Child Left Behind
• Fiery waterfront rhetoric ebbs at public forum
• Acting outshines staging in Port City one-acts
• Fiery waterfront rhetoric ebbs at public forum
• T.C. seniors vie for national scholarships
• A ‘toxic’ case of vandalism
• Watch, cash stolen in heist
• Burglaries unconnected, police say
• Would-be victim fends off thief
• Episcopal alums shine
• T.C. cross country takes flight
• Saints solid on the soccer field
• Special bus lanes coming to West End
• Bicycle co-op’s days on the waterfront are numbered
• Weaving connections with rugs from a world away
• Flint Hill outlasts Episcopal
• Cardinals dominate Saints
• Out of the Attic: The simple estate of a Confederate physician
• Titans can’t halt Rams’ stampede
• Scavenging for a shopping spree
• Credit Union credited with helping kids
• Office campus sold in cash deal
• Raising the roof's green status at City Hall
• Mayor to Obama: force honesty from Pentagon
• Bank robbers are well acquainted with city vaults
• Egg-n-run victimizes woman
• Bike stolen in blink of an eye
• Smashed door, a missing cash drawer
• Forgetfulness leads to burglary
• MetroStage opens new season with a 'Savage' show
• It's his town and he'll cry if he wants to
• Raising the roof's green status at City Hall
• Calamitous week sends fire department into overdrive
• (Farmer’s) market fluctuations?
• Extreme makeover: King Street Metro edition
• City finishes fiscal year with surplus
• Revisiting the raid
• Mayor to Obama: force honesty from Pentagon
• Bank robbers are well acquainted with city vaults
• Past their hardships, childhood companions turn colleagues
• Episcopal set to play Flint Hill
• Ireton tops Bullis for second consecutive win
• Bulldogs maul Titans
• Out of the Attic: Flooding is an old problem in Alexandria
• Oktoberfest comes to Queen Street
• Ethical eggs land at organic grocery
• A classic case of bankruptcy for failed school
• Saints fall hard to mid-state namesake
• Long Live You: When it comes to cancer, know yourself
• Alexandria remembers 9/11
• Two injured after minivan crashed into restaurant
• Motorists, residents trapped in flash floods
• Nothing ‘junior’ about Grosser’s confidence under center
• Covering the damage for a once-in-a-century disaster
• SunTrust bank robbed
• Homeowner’s brass balls stolen
• Cell phone crook nabbed
• Stolen vehicle returned after joyride
• Waste management
• The illuminati
• Waiver wire
• School board goes back to school
• City youth learn how justice is served — with pizza
• Nothing ‘junior’ about Grosser’s confidence under center
• School system balks at reducing intersession program
• Gas station turning gourmet?
• St. Stephen's, Episcopal await season's start
• Ireton wins battle of the bishops
• Titans punish Warriors
• Maryland School for the Deaf tops Ireton vollyball
• Private schools gear up for field hockey season
• Saints return to soccer pitch victoriously
• OPEI names Kiser new chief
• Adding Oktoberfest
• Out of the Attic: Reed theatre: from community venue to X-rated movie house
• Alexandria City Public Schools Open on Sept. 6
• Middle School Intramural Sports Committee to Meet on Sept. 8
• Tune in to ACPS-TV for 'Voices of Alexandria' Video about Integration
• Gluten-free bakery coming to Del Ray
• Our View: The extinction of an industrial dinosaur
• Technology could prove edge in first clerk election since ’79
• A message from Alexandria’s public school principals to the community
• Northern Virginia Community College recognized for ‘Beating the Odds’ to improve student success
• Sobriety checkpoint nets two arrests
• Nothing taken in restaurant burglary
• Motorist scares would-be robber
• Police investigate multiple robberies in West End
• City Hall wants to break the silence
• Alexandria remembers
• Ireton field hockey program will ‘take lumps’ on road to success
• Two city employees accused of embezzling in four days
• Vacant and valuable: what will develop on Alexandria's waterfront when GenOn leaves?
• Singing Alexandria’s praises
• High school gridiron action returns
• T.C. grad scores first college-level goal
• Titans rock local tourney
• BREAKING: GenOn to close Alexandria power plant
• Can I have a puppy?
• Out of the Attic: Torpedo Factory was foray into the defense industry
• Though they look decorative, the stars on brick buildings in Alexandria are actually helping to hold up centuries-old buildings
• ACPS Schools and Offices Open - August 29, 2011
• City employee charged with embezzlement
• Like taking candy from a baby
• Summer school
• Man evades would-be robber
• Pedestrian assaulted, robbed
• Are red-light runners caught on tape liable?
• ServiceMaster of Alexandria tops counterparts around the country
• UPDATED: Alexandria recovers from most powerful earthquake in a lifetime
• Ballet school seeks scholarship applicants
• Are red-light runners caught on tape liable?
• T.C. aces financial literacy
• Sutton named new Francis Hammond principal
• Field hockey teams battle for local supremacy
• Back to School for Alexandria - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Ebbin beats out Krupicka, Garvey in District 30 primary
• Alexandria recovers from most powerful earthquake in a lifetime
• Meet the candidates
• Saints’ grad Schwimer makes the big leagues
• Titans to face two top-tier squads
• Cardinals win top honors at cheerleading camp
• Ireton looks to finish what they start on the gridiron
• Meet the candidates
• Accountability Guide for Parents: Understanding the SOL and AYP
• ACPS: A School Division on the Rise
• T.C. Williams Earns 'Blue Star School' Rating for Student Success on Certification Test
• Pregame conditioning is key to Saints’ resurgence
• Ireton looks to finish what they start on the gridiron
• Business-friendly faction joins waterfront debate
• Achievement gap widens between white, minority students in Alexandria
• Wanted: sustainable community to replace polluting power plant in Alexandria
• Ties to Washington endanger Alexandria’s credit rating
• NOVA expanding intercollegiate athletic and recreational opportunities for students
• Legislative routes have yet to slow BRAC traffic concerns
• Titans focused on ending 20-year playoff drought
• Arrests made after gunfire in Del Ray
• Our View: Alexandria is not insulated
• Foodies welcome back restaurant week
• Newly discovered utility lines delay MacArthur expansion
• Home, sweet home
• Tires slashed on Queen Street
• Police: BB gun incidents unrelated
• Illegal immigrants were profiled in raid, attorney says
• Legislative routes have yet to slow BRAC traffic concerns
• Ties to Washington endanger Alexandria’s credit rating
• What's behind what's on those flags?
• T.C. summer crew program ends
• Simons named Cardinals field hockey coach
• Locals shine in Florida LAX tourney
• Long Live You: Get ahead of life-changing headaches
• Titans focused on ending 20-year playoff drought
• Former John Adams teacher pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Out of the Attic: Zion Church's anti-establishment past
• Takin' it to the streets
• New fence at Simpson Stadium
• Burkey’s Azkals end historic run
• Episcopal’s Hightower high-tails it to the Redskins
• Volunteerism helps patch a neighborhood tear
• Judge orders mediation for former employees, founder of defunct school
• Assault with a splash of alcohol
• Thieves snag prescription medication
• Vandals give George Mason paint job
• Volunteers Needed for Meals on Wheels Program
• Police: multiple shots fired on Mount Vernon Avenue
• Alexandria's Sasha DiGiulian climbs her way to the top
• Port City Politics: Candidates use Army high-rise to combat similarities
• Selection of Rosalyn Rice-Harris as Principal Completes New Jefferson-Houston Leadership Team
• Alexandria Kindergarten and Pre-Kindergarten Students to Receive Free Snacks
• T.C. Williams Athletic Department Holds Fall Parent Orientation
• New Edition of ACPS Newsbreak Features New Jefferson-Houston Principal
• Bridge construction slated for August
• A private eye's reality: local sleuths snoop to protect clients
• Taking elbows off the table to secure success
• Vandals target parked vehicle
• Hindsight is 20/20
• BB gun drive-by
• Little Theater gives a perfect cut of 'Hairspray'
• Aces' season is another swing and miss
• Taking elbows off the table to secure success
• Immigration raid rattles Arlandria-Chirilagua neighborhood
• A private eye's reality: local sleuths snoop to protect clients
• Radford Brothers Band will perform Aug. 6 at NOVA-Manassas
• Earn massage therapy recertification credits at NOVA-Woodbridge
• After quelling rhetoric, stakeholders wade into waterfront planning process
• The taekwondo kid
• Get out of town: Gettysburg
• City's new state senator eyes transportation improvements
• Closed pizzeria cooks would-be patron’s goose
• Traffic tousle injures one
• City man beats odds, wins big bucks
• Newspaper CEO pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Eminent domain is on the table for coveted waterfront property
• New Student Services Building Now Open
• Public Meeting Planned To Discuss Kingstowne Park And Dam Repair
• Culture clash in Old Town
• D.C. mayor scolds Alexandria power plant
• President Obama Returns to NOVA to Expand on Workforce Initiative
• Out of the Attic: Gerald and Betty Ford once called Alexandria home
• Youth soccer league kicks it up a notch with new director
• T-Bolts' errors help Aces get first win of July
• A fork in the river: Malakoff siblings rule the water
• ‘Lego’ classrooms aid enrollment surge
• School board members vote Gorsuch new chair
• Jefferson-Houston parents greet top principal candidate
• Bandaging mental battle wounds with art
• BB gun rampage
• Vandals steal ‘eagle’s nest’
• Modular Units for New Classrooms Arriving at Polk Elementary
• Alexandria City Public Schools Releases New Organizational Structure
• The court's nonpartisan Democrat
• NOVA-Manassas announces schedule change - Campus closing to accommodate Civil War commemoration
• Cabbies, city at odds over inspections
• Hitting the right key
• Out of the Attic: The Hydraulion Engine
• Burkey’s international team moves on
• Aces struggle on the mound, drop fifth straight
• Getting down to business after war
• Cell phone snatcher foiled by strong grip
• Lack of credit sparks assault, theft
• ‘Construction worker’ heists bank
• Center for Alexandria’s Children announces art contest
• Expo partners small businesses with feds
• Red-light cameras get the green light in Alexandria
• Free country dance show at NOVA-Manassas
• One dead in early morning wreck
• Council declares waterfront advisory group make-up
• Harris Teeter beats petition
• The Brady Bunch
• Out of the Attic: The center of Alexandria's wholesale district
• Music to their ears
• BRAC update misses the Mark
• 'Surprised' at the super
• Alcohol stings net seven arrests
• Outer space meets inner emotion
• In pursuit of recognition: Maurice Barboza’s mission to unveil forgotten black patriots
• ExxonMobil Presents Employee Gift Match Check
• Alexandria radio operators fight communication voids with frequency
• Aces climb out of early season hole
• Redistricting alters options for city's southwest quadrant
• Blogosphere takes a bite
• Englin backs Krupicka
• What’s the difference?
• Scent of a pig
• Taylor named John Adams principal
• Lightening strikes chimney, causes two-alarm fire
• Heads of class
• Jefferson-Houston Students Hit Home Runs With Summer Reading
• T.C. Williams Drama Department Sponsors Summer Theater Experience
• Watch T.C. Williams Graduation Online
• New ACPS Resource Guide for Students Now Available
• Jefferson-Houston Principal Kimberly Graves Accepts New Role
• Three New Assistant Principals Join Alexandria City Public Schools
• Tune in to ACPS-TV for Lyles-Crouch Drama 'The Speckled Band'
• Watch Retirement and Service Awards Ceremony on ACPS-TV
• An American Celebration
• More charges brought against Coleman
• British slapstick keeps 'the pecker up'
• After six game drought, Aces enjoy back-to-back wins
• Former Titan takes his talents to Manila
• Young docents guide Gadsby's tours
• Officials seek delay in WHS buildings
• Water under the bridge
• Transit talk
• Taking a bite out of crime
• Swimmer beaten, injured
• Pedestrian assaulted
• Former Titan takes his talents to Manila
• Alexandria Birthday Celebration
• Susan Peglow Receives ACHCA Facility Leadership Award
• City council talks waterfront improvements as opponents protest
• T.C. crew offers summer courses
• Police to escort torch through city
• Angler reels in tournament title
• Mak of all trades
• King Street Hallmark relocating
• Obama pushes public-private partnerships
• Local high school student’s storm research dazzles judges
• Suggestive graffiti under investigation
• McArthur school vandalized
• Pizzeria burglarized
• Mak of all trades
• City employee convicted of assaulting child
• Despite late game surge, Aces can’t catch up with Nationals
• Normandy veteran recalls a 'bloody' day
• Ron Rust retires after 41 years at Boys and Girls Club
• Hammond Students Exhibit Artwork at Torpedo Factory through June 15
• Cora Kelly Band Students Receive New Instruments from Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation
• Tune in to ACPS-TV for Tuskegee Airman
• 2011 Harry Burke Awards
• Christopher Gerlach Wins First Place at Greater D.C. Invitational Science Fair
• Open window gives burglar inside access
• Purloined plates
• Suspect spits at restaurant manager
• Officer injured by fleeing suspect
• Officials start from scratch on new school building
• New deputy superintendent of public schools named
• Alexandria, a destination for freed slaves
• Parking cap passes House, could delay DoD move-in
• Fall registration at Northern Virginia Community College
• Do campaign signs actually work?
• New Deputy Superintendent Selected for Alexandria City Public Schools
• 2011 Annual National Challenge Index Rating is Highest Yet for T.C. Williams
• Parents, staff fed up with new private school
• Remembering those on the losing side of history
• Compressor stolen from van
• Second pedestrian attacked in recent days
• Police: 'stolen' video game console later found
• Alexandria looks to lure National Science Foundation headquarters
• Special tax district for Potomac Yard moves forward
• Anti-smoking signs OK'd amid concern of government overreach
• Jake the lab opens doors that once were closed for Alexandria vet
• Colombian flagship anchors in Old Town Alexandria
• Episcopal wins championship with offensive might, stout goaltending
• Extended Learning Institute Volunteers With Habitat for Humanity
• Alexandria Civil War commemoration blasts off
• Million-dollar winner played it cool before claiming his cash
• Despite dogged effort, Titans chased from playoffs
• School officials: Richmond balked on longer school year
• Assailants flee after victim screams
• Woman unharmed in purse snatching
• Kaine gets warm reception at Torpedo Factory
• BRAC move-in could be delayed one year
• Torn asunder during the Civil War, Alexandria prepares to commemorate 150 years since Union occupation
• Libraries close the book on friendly overdue fees
• MacLane Honored With 2011 Chancellor’s Award for Leadership in Philanthropy
• Harry Burke Awards on May 31 Honor Special Education Teachers
• T.C. Art Students Participate in Mentorship Program: Exhibition through May 21
• Hammond 1 Science Students Earn Awards in Environmental Competition
• George Washington Eighth-Grader Wins National PTA Reflections Award of Excellence
• ACPS Accepted as an IB/Middle Years Candidate School in September 2011
• Parent Information Session on Implementation of IB/MYP in Grades 6-10 Set for May 18
• Council defers vote on waterfront plan in light of public pressure
• Port City Politics: Catching up with the state senate candidates
• Coal plant violations fuel critics
• Finding another vehicle to fix Alexandria's transportation woes
• Honoring the woman who fought the 'billionaire bully'
• Report reveals valuable real estate, high earnings, construction lag
• No permit, no parking in West End?
• Like father, like son
• Family argument ends in stabbing
• Man attacked for money
• Handgun used in robbery, police say
• Officers remember fallen colleagues during Police Week
• It sounds cruel, but your dog's 'manhood' is a liability
• Visions clash on the re-creation of Alexandria's waterfront
• Midwife gets plea deal in Alexandria infant’s death
• Authorities search for serial pickpocket
• NOVA and Goodwill of Greater Washington Host National Site Visit
• Who is: Catherine Carson
• Spring for Alexandria volunteers help fill gaps in the social safety net each year
• No debit card, no problem
• Vandals hit West End
• Stamps, coins taken in church break-in
• Scholarship fund gala raises money for college bound students
• As commission approves waterfront plan, residents hit high-water mark
• Alexandria adopts budget with no new commercial tax
• Alexandria city attorney recommends against suing Defense Department
• Ireton advances in postseason despite dismal record
• Alexandria council ditches commercial property tax as it adopts new budget
• Surveillance cameras fight crime, raise privacy questions
• A murder mystery with absurd tendencies at MetroStage
• ICE warming to school concerns
• School officials join Mark Center, DoD debate
• Alexandria School Board still pushing to start academic year earlier
• Handling the aftermath of a trusted teacher's offense
• Comedy, hipsters and cocky one-liners at The Little Theatre
• Our View: New transportation tax is not the only road
• A murder mystery with absurd tendencies at MetroStage
• Speedy, stingy Saints dismantle Episcopal
• Anti-smoking overkill?
• Writers Can Learn From Award-Winning Authors at NOVA-Woodbridge
• NOVA Joins Nationwide Effort to Take-Back Prescription Drugs on April 30
• Dead or alive: the Civil War in Alexandria
• Legal action possible against Defense Department for BRAC high-rises at Mark Center
• Alexandria Academy shuts down months into inaugural year
• Alexandria police officer arrested on fraud charges
• Frozen in time? Not exactly
• Ravaged by fire, fate of seminary’s historic chapel held by city preservationists
• Tune-Yards: a pinball that dictates the machine
• Meryl Streep's hero in Alexandria
• As vote nears, business community demands equal taxation
• Midwife indicted in death of city infant
• Mark Center defense plans go viral
• Ravaged by fire, fate of seminary’s historic chapel held by city preservationists
• State senate candidates doing the endorsement dance
• State blocks district from starting school year earlier
• More questions about teacher’s porn charge
• Huge turnout at annual Easter Egg hunt
• Maroon stun Saints in overtime thriller
• Volunteers seek to recreate 'village' of old
• William Ramsay Plans International Festival for April 28
• George Washington Students Collecting Donations for Water for Sudan
• John Adams Completes Paper Cranes Project to Help People of Japan
• Night at the Maury Museum Celebrates Creativity, Family and School Support
• T.C. Williams PTSA Hosts Rev. Mpho Tutu at Meeting on April 26
• "The Maurys" Spring Concert and Curriculum Fair Set for April 27
• T.C. Williams Hosts College Admissions Panel Presentation on April 26
• Hammond Students Excel in National Latin Exam
• T.C. Williams Television Production Students Earn Honors at Skills USA Competition
• Ramsay Elementary Students Invited to White House Easter Egg Roll
• Hammond Students Participate in Mathematics and Science Trends Study
• John Adams PTA Meeting Scheduled for April 27
• Final Partners for Safe Driving Presentation Set for April 27 at T.C. Williams
• Volunteer Drivers Needed
• Annandale man turns himself in on murder charge
• Alexandria rec center director arrested for assaulting 11-year-old
• NOVA a leader in green buildings
• Academy Award nominee Mary Badham to appear at NOVA-Manassas
• Alexandria’s Casey Wilson takes her comedy back to the tube
• City maps out an altered Arlandria
• Cuccinelli visits fifth graders, inmates
• Parents press administrators for answers following teacher's arrest
• Three-alarm blaze guts West End apartment
• Your View: What child pornography allegations at John Adams can teach parents
• Tucker Students Learn About Citizenship during Spring Intersession
• Hammond Students and Staff Raise Record Amount in Annual Hoops 4 Heart Fundraiser
• UPDATE: Extended Day and Extended School Calendar Proposal
• T.C. Williams Invites Elementary Schools to Participate in Track Invitational
• Parent Leadership Training Institute of Alexandria Celebrates Five Years
• T.C. Williams Garden Club Holds Annual Organically Grown Plant Sale
• Jefferson-Houston Holds 'Buy One, Get One Free' Book Fair
• Alexandria elementary school teacher admits several child porn offenses
• Anger over Congressional deadlock runs rampant at Alexandria town hall meeting
• Feds nab John Adams Elementary School teacher on child porn charges
• Cigarette assault at 7-11
• Cabbie flees passenger
• Pulling the alarm on an aging fire engine fleet
• ‘10-Minute Play Festival’ features comedies, dramas and sci-fi
• Marvin Anderson to discuss Innocence Project at NOVA-Manassas
• T.C. can't overcome West Springfield, windy conditions
• Jury wants two life sentences for ‘selfish’ killer
• City could break even with redistricting plan
• Word of mouth
• Alexandria government gets smarter with tech upgrade
• Hammond World Language Teachers to Present at Regional Conference
• Cathy David Wins Making a Difference Award at Annual Salute to Women Banquet
• 'Princess For a Night' Project Seeks Prom Dresses and Accessories
• Neediest Kids Donation of Clothing Helps ACPS Families
• T.C. Williams Drama Department Performs 'Much Ado About Nothing'
• T.C. Williams Senior Christina Carr Receives Urban League Scholarship
• NOVA-Manassas students learn French history in France
• The beginning of a successful Nationals’ pastime?
• Bahta found guilty of 'selfish' and 'jealous' double murder
• Peter Bjorn and John and the genre of annoyance
• Students put T.C. Williams on map for science and math skills
• Motorist assaults pedestrian
• Man flees would-be robber
• Students aid disaster victims
• Bahta condemns 'the enemy' in slayings of daughter and her mother
• Award-winning filmmaker to discuss mental health at NOVA-Manassas
• In midst of first year, Alexandria Academy could shut doors
• 'And the Curtain Rises' is an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink musical delight
• Greasing the wheels for mobile dining
• Bahta claims insanity in killings of daughter, ex-girlfriend
• Crime hit 45-year low in 2010
• Art show features scenes from ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’
• Gadsby's Tavern offers punch from the past and present
• Polk Recognized for Raising Achievement of Economically Disadvantaged Students
• T.C. Williams Senior Returns to Jefferson-Houston to Create Photography Project
• U.S. Trade Representative Talks to T.C. Williams Advanced Placement Students
• George Washington Drama Department Presents Play about Sudanese 'Walking Boys'
• Tune in to ACPS-TV for 'Theogony on Air' Starting March 26
• William Ramsay Bursting with Color for National Nutrition Month
• Miracle Baseball League of Alexandria Accepting Registrations through April 1
• Mount Vernon PTA Collects Items for Annual MV Big Flea
• Health and Medical Students Participate in Annual State Leadership Conference
• Council at odds over funding workers' retirement
• Burglars crash antique store
• Vandals deface vehicle
• Federal employee arrested for pick pocketing
• Evicted tenant allegedly leaves his mark
• Lacrosse goes public at T.C. Williams
• Search begins for new city manager
• City mulls selling off $22M in land
• School district sends $210M spending plan to council
• City Hall recognizes unmarked grave sites
• Register for summer session at Northern Virginia Community College
• St. Patrick's Day slaying ripples 76 years later
• With no collective bargaining, public workers find a voice
• NOVA-Manassas Phi Theta Kappa chapter earns prestigious award
• Touching all the bases
• Local resident to discuss Peace Corps experiences at Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College
• Will the millionaire please stand up?
• Hughes says Delaware job won't affect work at City Hall
• Property taxes could rise again
• Government asks employees to contribute more to pensions
• ACPS News Break Program Debuts Today on ACPS-TV
• Academic Advisement Conferences at T.C. Williams Take Place on March 29
• Hammond Vying for $1,000 in Washington Capitals Click to Win Program
• ACPS Bands Receive High Ratings at District Festivals
• Seminar on March 26 Focuses on Parenting of Gifted Students
• George Mason Elementary Hosts Book Fairs Next Week
• Hammond Middle School Campus Hosts AVID Parent Orientation and Registration Fair
• Alexandria Students Receive PTA Reflections Awards at District and State Levels
• T.C. Williams Wins Sportsmanship Award at State Basketball Tournament
• John Adams Elementary Collecting Used Books for Sale in May
• Burglars nab children's XBox, games
• Prince Street burglar nabbed
• McDonald's employee assaulted
• Easy access burglary
• Cabbie robbed at knifepoint
• Environmentalists heat up opposition to coal-fired plant
• Forced to choose, district prioritizes West End schools
• A Caribbean cat’s journey home
• Northern Virginia Community College Board meeting scheduled for March 21
• Mystery meets metaphysics and the occult in 'Widdershins'
• A tale of two Virginias
• Public employees asked to sacrifice despite surplus
• Chinese educators visit Northern Virginia Community College
• Eighth Annual NOVA Idol Finale Set for March 25
• Rosemary Gallick’s ‘Tribute to American Women’ on display at NOVA-Woodbridge
• ‘Faces I Remember’ on display at NOVA-Manassas
• After superb season, no regrets for Episcopal
• T.C. Titans bow out of championship hunt with loss to L.C. Bird
• Vandal hits North Columbus Street garage door
• Bad eggs
• Red-letter day at local library
• McDonald's mugging
• Road rage brawl
• City reverses 'all may park, all must pay' policy
• Titan slayers
• For schools, ‘Discovery’ comes at a cost
• Feds clear Hughes of defying Hatch Act
• St. Patrick's Day Parade 2011
• Titans banish Phantoms, inch closer to state championship
• Illuminating idea meets dark end
• The Association for Career and Technical Education Visits NOVA
• King's (halftime) speech often propels T.C. to victory
• Port City Politics: How Alexandria fared in Richmond
• Emergency preparedness begins with children
• Beseeching the school board
• Teenage girl allegedly sexually harassed in local woods
• Carton crook on the loose
• Would-be burglar, trespasser caught in act, police say
• Late night assault
• Try It Local puts neighborhood twist on viral discounts
• Titans take northern region championship game
• Police searching for missing local woman
• A dog person’s guide to cat conduct
• Police arrest five on DWI charges
• Titans to face Atoms in regional championship, earn berth to state tourney
• Local lawmakers push for more Meals on Wheels funding
• T.C. Williams Graduation on June 18 Will Take Place in Gymnasium
• New Gymnasium Dedication at Polk Features Mayor, Ribbon Cutting, Performances
• Groundbreaking planned for new academic building at NOVA-Woodbridge
• City man, MS-13 member, charged for running underage prostitution ring
• Man evades robbers
• Vending Vandal
• Frozen in time at Gadsby’s Tavern
• The definition of ‘shock value’
• Titans advance to regional semifinals
• Radiohead's got transcendent sound on its mind
• City man, MS-13 member, charged for running underage prostitution ring
• An official unofficial count
• Manufacturing neighborhoods
• Driving out the government?
• Census: Alexandria's Hispanic population boomed as black residents tapered
• NOVA “Top of the List” of Colleges and Universities
• Titans snare first round win over Cougars
• GALLERY: A celebration fit for a president
• GALLERY: Remaking a war
• Alexandria Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Titans destabilize Atoms in district championship game
• Cora Kelly Fifth-Graders 'Walking Across America' in Physical Education Classes
• Program of Studies Guides
• Hammond 1 Seeks Parent Volunteers to Help at After-School Homework Club
• Hammond 1 Plans African-American History Program on Feb. 25
• Middle School Parents Invited to 'Courageous Conversations' on Feb. 26
• February is Career and Technical Education Month
• ACPS Employee Self-Service Team Members Receive Board Recognition
• T.C. Williams Medical Assisting and Nurse Aide Students Have Heart-Healthy Holiday
• Dual-Language Spanish Club Starts at John Adams on Feb. 28
• Polk First-Graders Study George Washington Carver, Abraham Lincoln
• Titans head to District championship game
• Volunteer Drivers Needed
• Ticer officially retires from elected office
• Eastside decision makers sway West End’s future
• Teachers of the ‘Underground’ at odds with leadership
• New session starts soon at Northern Virginia Community College
• Council takes breast feeding off list of indecent exposure acts
• Skeletal remains found in Alexandria could take months to identify
• Ramp to relieve West End traffic will take at least three years, cost $80 million
• National historic preservation group names Alexandria a ‘distinctive destination’
• Huntley Meadows Features Bees and Bones
• Titans unseat Lancers in district tournament game
• DEVELOPING: Three alarm fire blazes through apartments on West End of Alexandria
• Port City Brewing arrives on the craft beer scene
• Harrisonburg pair face burglary charges in Alexandria
• No hand, no problem
• APD: Resident stumbles across possible human remains near Ford's Landing
• Cut Copy pastes together a dance narrative
• Who is Alexandria's chicken wing king?
• Specifics lacking in city's massive waterfront plan
• A dim-lit decision?
• Lights out on King Street
• Alexandria is no Mayberry
• Gunning for trouble
• King Street blues
• Up in smoke
• VDOT recommits to BRAC improvements
• Webb spikes another Senate bid
• Alexandria is for lovers — of Barry White
• Taking Alexandria literally
• State considers crackdown on teacher-student mingling
• UPDATED: Budget unveiled, max business tax proposed
• NOVA’s Arlington Center offers Web Design Certificate Program
• 2011 NOVA Serves: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
• He’s been watching: the looming sentinel of Old Town
• Slim loss to nation’s No. 5 team boosts Titans
• Board wants to extend school day for teachers
• Educators roast school budget
• APD nabs trio allegedly behind rash of burglaries
• Northern Virginia delegation demands action from defense secretary
• A bid for decent exposure
• NOVA students visit the General Assembly
• The Pound for Pound Challenge
• 'Sparrow' takes flight at MetroStage
• DEVELOPING: City Manager Hartmann announces resignation after six years
• Photograph snapshots extraordinary post-war Alexandria
• Police search for witness to hit-and-run
• George Washington Birthday Celebration 2011
• Building a foundation for affordable housing
• Blood pooling, body tissue and textbooks
• T.C. Williams Spring Sports Parent Orientation Set for Feb. 10
• ACPS Academic Access Available to Middle School Parents and Students
• MacArthur Students Collect Pennies for Patients through Feb. 18
• T.C. Williams Theater Department Presents 'Rent' on Feb. 4 and 5
• Snow Make-up Days
• Alexandria shovels out after storm
• Oil spill prompts investigations
• Criminals target church-goers
• Homeowner scares off would-be burglars
• Laundry room thieves get away clean
• Burglar caught in the act twice
• Jewel thieves hit Old Town home
• The Alexandria Black History Museum’s mysterious shack
• Maroon cruise past Saints, despite hiccups
• George Allen wants Webb’s Senate seat
• The National Society of Collegiate Scholars Induction Ceremony
• Northern Virginia Community College Board Meeting scheduled for Jan. 31
• Port City Politics
• Arlington prosecutor to handle cop’s DUI charge
• City Hall debt mounts as big projects approach
• T.C. prevails in clash of the Titans, Spartans
• Alexandria business owner and philanthropist embodied generosity
• How a hobby store owner chugs through the economy
• Bank robbed for a second time in one month
• Virginia Board of Education Recognizes Five Alexandria Elementary Schools
• ACPS 2010-11 Annual Budget Receives Two Prestigious Awards
• Coordinator of Career, Technical and Adult Education Named Outstanding Educator
• Whole Child Blog Continues Conversation about 'Race to Nowhere'
• Expect Respect Program Seeking Volunteers to Work with Alexandria Youth
• Local man killed in hit-and-run
• Local chefs dish out unique eats for restaurant week
• Bar brawl ends in arrests
• Schoolhouse smash and grab
• Burglar caught in the act
• Rosemont hit by rash of break-ins
• Volunteer Drivers Needed
• Uncovered time capsules in Old Town interrupt history
• Government on liberal leave, schools closed
• Chinese Brush Painting Classes
• T.C.’s online curriculum to grow
• Bullying, suicide prevention programs on tap for ACPS
• Public schools budget unveiled
• Herring pushes voting rights for ex-felons
• Martin Luther King Jr. celebration set for Saturday
• Port City Politics
• APD searching for missing pregnant woman
• Alexandria Schoolchildren Honor Dr. King's Legacy through Annual Poster Contest
• Alexandria Mentoring Partnership Hosting Open House on Jan. 25
• T.C. Williams National Honor Society Applications Due on Jan. 28
• ACPS District Science Fair Seeks Additional Judges on Jan. 26
• Two Alexandria School Choral Groups Will Perform at Washington Wizards Games
• John Adams January PTA Meeting Scheduled for Different Time than Usual
• MacArthur Students Collect Coats and Canned Goods for Needy
• New Adult Education Catalog Available Online
• Department of Vocational Rehabilitative Services Presents Program on Feb. 8
• Public ire thwarts plan for longer school day
• Target Gallery’s ‘Mixing Bowl’ examines dynamics of immigration
• Woman punches cop, gets arrested
• Out of the Attic: Coroners' body of work
• iPads next for city council?
• City emerging from economic morass
• Del Pepper: I-395 a mess
• Fire department staffing a hot topic
• Mayor leads council in prayer for Tuscon victims
• Vandals strike EHS buses
• Black History Month exhibition at Woodbridge Campus of NOVA
• Paving a way for rape victims, Liz Seccuro writes book to inspire
• Target Gallery’s ‘Mixing Bowl’ examines dynamics of immigration
• Ebbin would face Krupicka in primary for 30th District Senate seat
• George Washington PTA Invites Parents of Prospective Students to Lunch on Jan. 21
• Workshop on Jan. 19 Presents Overview of ACPS AVID Program
• Francis C. Hammond 1 Joins the Fight against Leukemia and Lymphoma
• School Board Holds Extended Day Public Hearing on Jan. 13
• Alexandria Students 'Teach' Teachers at George Mason University
• AVID Program Seeking Tutors to Assist Middle- and High-School Students
• ACPS Budget Brief: Recommended Extended Day and Extended School Calendar
• Krupicka to make bid for state senate seat if Ticer retires
• Detective charged with DUI after crashing city car
• Local store helps scouts with spring rite
• Despite public praise, ACPS CIP plan not a done deal
• Futurist envisions coming social media advantage for local police
• Soundbites: Change of the season for The Decemberists
• Woman allegedly assails passerby
• Police: suspect tried to intercept package
• Thief makes off with two anchors
• Local delegates take hard line against bullying
• Slimming down overweight pets
• Keeping winter germs at bay
• Local hypnotists open eyes to wellness
• ‘Living Legends of Alexandria’ exhibit to open at NOVA
• Chinese Brush Painting Classes
• Mounting Class for Chinese Brush Painting
• Live, from the Winter Classic
• Free Flu Vaccines for Children Available on Jan. 10 and 11
• Kelly Alexander Named ACPS Director of Communications
• George Washington Hosts Memorial Service for Michael Vitez on Jan. 22
• PTA Reflections Arts Festival on Jan. 16 Showcases Students' Original Creations
• Ramsay Holds Winter Concerts on Jan. 12
• Free Workshop on Jan. 12 Helps Students and Parents Understand PSAT Results
• Scholarship Fund of Alexandria Application Available Online, Due Feb. 11
• T.C. Williams Drama Students Perform One-Act Plays on Jan. 7 and 8
• George Washington Students Participate in Winter Reading Wonderland
• Spoken word poetry gaining prominence in art scene
• Alexandria basketball teams rank among region’s best
• A ‘star’ is born in Alexandria
• Englin’s bill would force textbook publishers to get story straight
• Dining-Out Fundraiser Benefits George Washingon Middle Schools
• CIP Budget Public Hearing and Rescheduled School Board Meeting Set for Jan. 6
• Visions of Alexandria 2010: a photo retrospective
• T.C. crew coach hiring practices questioned
• Robber hits PNC Bank in Alexandria
• L.A. police believe missing man in Virginia
• Ten inches of snow possible in Alexandria Sunday
• ACDS former headmaster cleared by police
• CA police believe missing man in Virginia
• Titans fend off Cavaliers
• Metro begins random bag checks at Braddock Road
• Helping others at home and abroad
• Robber hits Washington Street Bank of America
• Alexandria athletes honored by Post
• APD nabs men wanted for two November burglaries
• After decades, atonement for neglecting graves
• Filling voids with virtual assistants
• Atoms meltdown in T.C. matchup
• PG County woman dies in traffic accident
• Georgetown ponders building ballpark in Alexandria
• After decades, making up for grave disrespect
• School Board remembers Vitez
• School Board unveils 10-year capital improvement plan
• Virginia court challenges health-care overhaul
• Moran tapped to chair state Democratic committee
• Region, city lead nation in affluence and education
• Willing the weather?
• Differences of opinion
• Tax receipts show economy as mixed bag
• Waterfront plan unveiled
• Renowned pastry chef adds icing to the cake at local shop
• Jaycees sponsor shopping spree for low-income youth
• Despite enhancements, new Jones Point Park plan irks neighbors
• T.C. Titans top Hayfield
• Despite enhancements, new Jones Point Park plan irks neighbors
• Titans top Hayfield
• Vandals hit Eisenhower Avenue
• Robbers steal Washington Post dispenser
• SoundBites: Cures for the common Christmas carol
• T.C. Williams Students Seek Alumni Stories for New Photo Essay Book
• Update: ACPS Academic Access for Middle Schools Delayed until January
• Scholarship Fund of Alexandria Establishes Michael Vitez Memorial Scholarship
• Financial Aid Workshop on Dec. 16 Offers FAFSA Assistance
• Local librarian offers city's past through the eyes of those who lived it
• Soundbites: Deadmau5 gives a live show, canned for your convenience
• Local doc crusades for reading rooms
• City contracts revealed in 'transparency' move
• Students, colleagues remember teacher who died suddenly
• Dickens’ classic interpreted with class
• Volunteers Needed for Snowman Scamper
• T.C. starts season with 'statement' game
• Thousands turn out for Alexandria's 40th Scottish Christmas Walk
• Vandals hit Valley, Oakcrest, Crestwood drives
• Alleged beer heist leads to assault
• APD steps up DWI enforcement
• Alexandria basketball preview, 2010-11
• .22 caliber theft
• Wine wrangler still loose
• Attempted grand theft bench
• Local man charged after allegedly spitting on police
• Free Workshop on Dec. 11 Offers Ideas for Winter Break Activities
• T.C. Williams Honor Society Sponsors Used Bike Collection on Dec. 11
• Jefferson-Houston Holds Free Pancake Breakfast on Dec. 11
• School Board Announces December Meeting, Work Session Dates
• Carlyle neighborhood indicates future of Potomac Yard
• City aims to keep tax rates static
• SoundBites: Innovation no longer strong suit for Black Eyed Peas
• Carlyle neighborhood indicates future of Potomac Yard
• Carbon monoxide hospitalizes children
• Christmas comes early at historic fire station
• 'Black Friday' sales extend to dog, cat adoptions at local shelter
• Shoppers eager to scoop up 'Black Friday' deals
• Graham takes first in 2010 Turkey Trot
• Alexandria embracing craft beer movement
• Scottish government saves city tradition
• ACPS to Offer Supplemental Educational Services (SES) to Eligible Students
• ACPS Teachers Dream Fund Applications Due on Dec. 15
• The Family Academy Offers Free Classes for Alexandria Parents
• Parents Can View Students' Grades Online with ACPS Academic Access
• ACPS Online Learning Coordinator Mary Fluharty Presents at Conference
• John Adams Students Receive Eagle-Themed Prizes at RIF Book Distribution
• MacArthur Elementary to Hold Interactive Book Fair Starting Dec. 1
• T.C. grad, wrestler, grapples with adversity
• Deck the halls with show tunes
• Dreaming of an ICE!-y Christmas
• Free parking for Black Friday
• City gets spruced up for the holidays
• Lawmaker looks to ban synthetic marijuana
• Marketing a war
• Youths hurl brick at man's chest
• Restaurant tiff leads to man wielding knife
• Lawmaker looks to ban synthetic marijuana
• Recession means new faces need donations, which keep flowing
• Fake construction workers rob home
• Grand theft Cadillac
• Man allegedly steals, abandons motorized cart
• Larceny call leads to weapons offense charge
• Housing authority creates road to jobs, education
• T.C. students game plan financial future
• BRAC project under investigation
• SoundBites: Russian Futurists could use a time machine
• Our View: Financial literacy requirement is money in the bank
• Waterfront plan offers community little to celebrate
• BRAC project under investigation
• School system makes case for more money
• Disabled question city’s motives to charge for parking
• Ireton hockey boasts frozen fraternity
• Small speaker has big words for Lyles Crouch students
• Mt. Vernon Community School lives up to its name
• MSNBC correspondent stresses good nutrition for young children
• Adult Community Education Instructors Needed for Winter/Spring Semester
• Maury Students Collect Canned Goods for Thanksgiving Food Baskets
• Fourth Annual Parker-Gray Game on Dec. 4 Features Bulldogs Vs. Wakefield Trojans
• Latino and Native American Students Receive SUN Scholarship Awards
• United Way of Greater Duluth - Community Impact Report and Luncheon
• Man stiffs cabbie after passing out drunk
• Woman robbed of shoes, purse
• New meters installed in an old town
• Millions owed to city in back taxes
• Disabled parking fees deferred
• Blizzard changes shoveling policy
• Veterans honored around city
• City's poor adjust to new public health model
• After serving their country, veterans served by voters
• SoundBites: Kid Cudi might be an alien
• Cameron Station opposes paying tab for cross-town metro
• Scottish Christmas Walk 2010
• Social safety net, business environment top concerns at annual Chamber meeting
• ‘Roshomon’ is big win for small playhouse
• Risking death to volunteer
• Saints knock off Maroon, end three year win streak
• School board makes case against micro-managing
• ACPS goes international
• T.C. Titans ‘shell shocked’ to miss playoffs
• Titans top Lee, make playoffs
• Hundreds come out for Nonprofit Excellence Forum
• There’s a Tea Party in Alexandria?
• Curtain opens on Alexandria Film Festival
• Film festival extravaganza
• Republicans can’t break down blue district’s door
• Homeowners demand equal taxation for Metro station
• Moran treads on Murray, keeps stronghold in Northern Virginia
• Home invasion
• Oxygen tank, purse returned to shopper after theft
• Burglar nabbed red handed
• Drive-by pelleting
• ACDS headmaster resigns after porn allegations
• National notoriety intensifies race for House
• Marching Titans Earn Excellent in State, Second in Class at Powhatan Festival
• Nearly 200 Students and Parents Attend George Washington 'Conversations that Count'
• Homeowners demand equal taxation for Metro station
• Ceremony on Nov. 9 to Award Seven Students with GED Diplomas
• 'Ask the Students' at the PTA Council's Middle School Forum on Nov. 10
• Titans shine under Friday Night Lights
• Alexandria, region will climb out of economic hole first, experts say
• TONIGHT: Titan football to bask in glow of Friday night lights
• Sen. Mark Warner: Making government more transparent and accountable
• National notoriety intensifies race for House
• Thieves hit St. Elmo's in early morning smash and grab
• Officials: chapel fire began accidentally
• Officials assure parents controversial textbook isn't taught in Alexandria
• Teach your parents well
• Classroom crunch
• Officials about-face on meter rates
• Local couple honored
• City looks to Feds for traffic control officer money
• Food court in market square?
• Officials about-face on meter rates
• City Council, artists, compromise on Torpedo Factory board
• Titans prepare to bask in glow of 'Friday Night Lights'
• USPS on lookout for purloined letters
• Shoplifter lashes out
• After inferno, historic chapel will see new day
• Wolverines end Titans' win streak
• Democrats protest Murray fundraiser, claim ties to Bush administration
• Prisoners beautify cityscape while saving city dollars
• Bike signal could be first step to sharing the road
• BREAKING: Chapel destroyed after catching fire
• Plan to charge disabled for parking under fire
• Meter rate reversal up for debate
• Pizzerias on the rise in Alexandria
• ACPS Budget Briefs: Introduction and First Set of Details
• VIP Tickets Available for First T.C. Williams Friday Night Football Game on Oct. 29
• Cora Kelly to Receive Gold Award from U.S. Department of Agriculture
• SoundBites: Kings of Leon makes make-out music OK
• Washington Street bank robbed
• The baller from Bogota
• Protests delay Torpedo Factory reformation
• Police chase crime clusters, not just criminals

• Two weeks out, candidates debate at synagogue
• Council approves Taxi reforms
• Moran, Murray report third quarter fundraising
• Bank robber still at large
• Bullying lawsuit raises questions of accountability
• Writing the gentrification of Del Ray
• SoundBites: Railroad Earth travels well, if to no destination
• As Election Day nears, BRAC debacle gets political
• Mayor back on his feet after surgery
• City council flaunts awards galore
• Twitter ‘breaks down walls’ of bureaucracy
• Are elected officials playing manner police?
• Torpedo Factory hearing set for Saturday
• 5K for nonprofits a "huge" success
• Fridge goes missing day of renters' eviction
• Youths jump man for money
• Titans smash Atoms
• Bank robbed on Prince Street
• ACPS Participates in Annual Kindergarten Fair on Oct. 14
• Middle Schools Host Speakers in Conjunction with Science and Engineering Festival
• More than 165 Schools to Participate in T.C. Williams College Fair on Oct. 19
• Firefighters honor fallen colleagues
• Business owners to protest meter hikes
• Feds eye T.C. makeover as possible national model
• Alexandria, Arlington to join forces
• T.C. Williams Cross Country Teams Finish Impressively in Oktoberfest Invitational
• Tucker to Unveil New Mural Created by Art Teacher for School's 10th Anniversary
• T.C. Williams School Counseling Department to Offer Senior Morning Program
• Officials nix Public-private Jefferson-Houston school
• Robbers pedal from scene of crime
• Making a case for the urban chicken movement
• Candidates debate minority issues
• Car boot thief arrested
• Sidelined, Titans’ Whitmire craves action
• Animal control officer nabs escaped criminal
• Car sale ends in arrest
• Laptops vanish from school overnight
• Man goes on shopping spree, no money down
• Jefferson-Houston Community Conversation on Oct. 4 Includes Tours
• Scholarship Fund Seeks Telethon Volunteers for Nov. 7
• On-Time Graduation Rate Increases for ACPS Students
• Minnie Howard Athletic Field Lights to Operate During Day in Conjunction with Repair
• City tourism market stable despite economy
• T.C. Williams Senior Named National Achievement Semifinalist
• Teachers and Students Learn Ball Handling Skills at Fitness Workshop
• Alexandria mayor slips, falls, seriously injures knee
• To our readers
• Commute conundrum
• Man wanted on malicious wounding, robbery charges
• Pollice searching for mentally ill local woman
• Goodbye eyesore, goodbye affordable housing
• The Canadian Tenors: four lead singers
• Weekend matchup denotes healthy football rivalry
• Hardware failure cuts off City Hall
• Subway coming to lower King Street
• PTA leaders say ‘show us the money’
• School board is goal-less no longer
• School board apologetic for not engaging public
• Commercial takeover of the Torpedo Factory?
• Cardinals top Saints for first win of the year
• Officers learn to handle high-stress standoffs
• T.C. Williams Vision and Action Committee Seeks New Members
• Alexandria PTA Council Sponsors Scavenger Hunt for a Healthy Lunch on Sept. 29
• T.C. Williams Celebrates Homecoming Week Sept. 27 through Oct. 2
• Maury PTA Schedules Benefit Nights at Restaurants on Sept. 27 and Oct. 26
• Public art: Alexandria as a canvas
• City deemed one of best for young people
• Man casts stone after told to leave restaurant
• City looks to streamline business development
• Syllabi improvements for T.C.
• DREAM on
• Superintend gives documentary rave review
• Fumes, oil linger nearly a month after spill
• First Wilson race has bevy of characters on-hand (and foot)
• A towering blame game
• APD, DEA take on prescription drug abuse
• ATM scams on the rise
• Stolen car found torched in Old Line State
• Intoxicated local man robbed cars, police say
• Deniboba leads the pack at half marathon
• A towering blame game
• 2010 SAT Scores Released by College Board
• Family Academy Kick-Off on Sept. 25 Includes Giveaways, Activities
• Public Meeting on Polk Additions Takes Place on Sept. 23
• Alexandria Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Maryland gets Moran's business
• City coffers enjoy surplus
• McCain backs Murray
• Moran hosts town hall forum tonight
• New meters on the way
• Teen genius
• Fire chief needs fourth firefighter
• Silence at City Hall
• City strategizes upcoming Civil War anniversary
• City looks to District for broadband Internet
• Feeling slighted, neighbors prod school plan
• Video: Alexandria marks 9/11 anniversary
• Titans route Majors 45-14
• Feds investigate Councilwoman Hughes
• Titans route Majors
• Privatizing liquor in Alexandria: healthy buzz or expensive hangover?
• Your View: Times did due diligence
• Our View: Can we stay longer, please?
• City now says it will enforce school enrollment law
• Race to the Hill: Prior experience needed?
• Got Change?
• Lines of Scrimmage
• The wild, wild West End
• Titans volleyball looks to November
• Aces president resigns
• A home for work
• Rec room ready for some football... And the fall lineup
• Prior experience needed?
• Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) of Alexandria Accepting Applications
• New Teen Wellness Center Holds Grand Opening on Sept. 16
• City now says it will enforce school enrollment law
• Alexandria auctioneer to sell infamous Salahi dress
• “He said: 'I don't want to hurt you. Don't make any noise'"
• Children left behind?
• Rams batter Titans in season opener
• Police investigate drive-by BB-gun shooting
• Signature Theatre’s “Chess” pieces together exquisite performances
• Ireton, St. Stephen’s look forward to new football season
• City Hall turns a blind eye at new school
• Lyles-Crouch school during segregation
• Boat thieves target Wolfe Street docks
• Analysis: congressional elections heat up
• Message to John Adams Community
• Our View: A law as breakable as an egg
• City Hall turns a blind eye at new school
• School officials laud own improvement plan
• Suicide attempt leaves man unconscious
• Moran heading to Afghanistan
• Machete-wielding man faces misdemeanor
• Mayor marks Constitution Week
• U.S. Secretary of Education to Deliver Keynote Speech at ACPS Convocation
• Alexandria School Board To Hold Community Information Sessions On Proposed New Jefferson-Houston Sch
• Porches: Where the living's easy
• Out of the Attic
• Kitchen is the place to cook up good grades
• OUR VIEW: Time for new measure of educational success
• With tests, school chief wants progress over punitive measures
• Neighbors want to be prime consultants on school project
• Colonial Avenue home gets oiled
• A deputy’s murder, a new perception
• A musician bred on The Avenue
• Arne Duncan to speak with city's teachers
• Jordan Successfully Completes Regional Sustainable Development Fellowship
• A deputy’s murder, a new perception
• Seniors leave their mark
• Hundreds of gallons of oil pumped into wrong house
• Old Town office building blitzed by burglaries
• With tests, officials want progress over punitive measures
• Lloyd entertains with wisdom at Alexandria Black History Museum
• After two decades, T.C. football looks to relive gridiron glory days
• T.C. Williams Holds Orientations on Aug. 30, 31 and Sept. 1
• Alexandria City School Board Announces August Meeting Dates
• ACPS Holds Free Student Health and Immunization Fair on Sept. 1
• Jefferson-Houston Students Interviewed for 'Time for Kids' Magazine
• Police Beat
• Townhouses stay in the black
• Alexandria Times grows with addition of Perkins, Timms
• Neighbors petition against new school
• Retailers plan for Black Friday early
• City Hall: $1 million storm no threat to coffers
• First black NBA player Lloyd returns to home city
• Public schools flunk federal tests but narrow racial disparities
• The establishment’s meltdown
• Elementary school held up as police search for suspect
• Artists fear takeover at Torpedo Factory
• Piece by piece, schools make room
• Severe storm makes for chaotic rush hour
• Final suspect gets 40 years in pimp’s murder
• Weather proves no boon to the bottom line
• With opinion, Cuccinelli brings immigration back to foreground
• Severe storm ravages cityscape
• City Hall: expensive storm no threat to coffers
• Neighbors petition against new school
• Public schools flunk federal tests but narrow racial disparities
• T.C. Williams Athletic Boosters Seeking 2010-11 Program Sponsors
• Teachers and Planetarium Coordinator Share 'Out of this World' Experience
• Mike Raita of ABC 33/40 to Speak in Anniston
• Monica Taylor Named New Associate Principal at George Washington 2
• ACPS 2010-11 Back-to-School Night Dates Scheduled
• William Ramsay Elementary School Welcomes New Principal
• Public Meeting on Sept. 9 to Focus on Charles Barrett Alterations
• Public Meeting to Focus on James K. Polk Additions
• First Annual Alexandria Youth Arts Festival Calls for Artists
• T.C. Williams Sports Parent Orientation Meeting, Sports Physicals Scheduled
• Recent T.C. Williams Graduate Receives National Merit Scholarship
• Tucker PTA Posts Highlights of 2009-2010 Activities on Website
• Modular Classrooms for John Adams Elementary School Nearing Completion
• Ramsay Nurse's Article Published in National Association Magazine
• Hammond Technology Integration Specialist Presents at International Conference
• New Race and Ethnicity Classification Forms
• Heat Advisory Issued for the City of Alexandria
• Feedback Wanted on New Principal for William Ramsay Elementary School
• Yvonne Folkerts Reelected School Board Chair for 2010-2011
• Alexandria Students Participate in West End YouthMapping Project
• George Washington Students Attend Grand Opening of Patent and Trade Office Museum
• T.C. Williams Drama Department Sponsors Summer Theater Camp in August
• ACPS Health and Immunization Fair Seeks Exhibitors and Volunteers
• Fourth Annual City of Alexandria Film Festival Seeks Entries
• City of Alexandria Releases 2010 Strategic Plan
• John Adams Participates in End-of-Year Reading Is Fundamental Events
• All Aboard for Annual Mentor Recruitment Cruise on July 20
• Alexandria Library Sponsor SummerQuest 2010 Reading Program
• Therapeutic Recreation Program Honors Anne Lipnick during Celebration of Life
• Feedback Wanted on New Principal for George Mason Elementary School
• Alexandria’s 261st and USA’s 234th Birthday Celebration
• Technology Teachers Present at Online Teaching Conference
• Hammond Math Teacher Seeks Funds for Math Games Project
• Tune in to ACPS-TV in June for New Programming
• T.C. Williams Class of 2010 Graduates on Thursday
• Three Alexandria Teachers Honored at Harry Burke Awards Ceremony
• Maury Holds End-of-School Social on June 21 at Los Tios
• Former Washington Redskin Roy Jefferson Distributes Books to Lyles-Crouch Students
• Two Alexandria Principals Accept New Positions
• T.C. Williams Finance Students Honored at Academy Awards
• Support Group for Parents of Children in Special Education Meets on June 17
• Jefferson-Houston Students READiscover Books on RIF Day, June 16
• New Edition of 'Labyrinth' Features Literature and Arts by T.C. Williams Students
• Watering Volunteers Needed for School Gardens During Summer
• Families Invited to George Washington 2 Seventh-Grade Awards, Field Trip
• Minnie Howard Students Participate in World's Fair
• George Mason Holds Spring Concert on June 16
• Dr. Ronald Ferguson to Talk about T.C. Williams at Community Forum on June 14
• Book Signing Event on June 12 Features Author of 'More Like Barack, Less Like Tupac'
• Free Meals for Alexandria City Public Schools Summer School Students
• ACPS Retiree Recognition Awards Set for June 15
• T.C. Williams Offers Free Admissions Essay Workshops This Summer
• John Adams Plans Arts Festival on June 15 and 16, Seeks Framing Sponsors
• Harry Burke Awards on June 10 Honor Special Education Teachers
• Sponsorship Opportunity: ACPS Wall Calendar
• Three T.C. Students Receive Young Leaders Program Scholarships
• Middle School Update
• T.C. Williams Academy of Finance Students Visit New York's Financial District
• Celebrate Heritage Night at Polk on June 15!
• T.C. Williams Women's Crew Wins National Championship
• School Board Holds Public Hearing on June 10
• Tina Radomsky Named New Principal of Mount Vernon Community School
• T.C. Williams Orchestras Perform Concert on June 8
• T.C. Williams Media Communications Showcase Highlights Students' Projects
• Alexandria Students Growing Variety of Produce in School Gardens
• James K. Polk Elementary Undergoing 'Greenovation' for LEED Certification
• T.C. Williams Seniors Sign Prom Pledge before Buying Tickets
• Lyles-Crouch Nurse Patricia Grafton Named Outstanding School Nurse by Virginia PTA
• Executive Associate Principals Named for T.C. Williams
• Interpreter for Seven Presidents Details Art of the Profession
• New National Survey Shows Americans Unprepared for Natural Disasters
• Wells Fargo Earns Top Spot as Largest United Way Employee Campaign in United States
• 2010 NACDS Marketplace Conference to Deliver Business Opportunities and Strategy
• United Way Worldwide News: For All Our Volunteers
• Trummer's On Main Chef Clayton Miller Named Food and Wine Best New Chef
• Jodi Arnold Trunk Show @ Hysteria
• Alexandria Earth Day
• Arizona Local Government Websites Recognized As Among Best for Transparency
• Alexandria Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Sinful And Sweet Valentine's Day Celebrations
• First Night Alexandria
• Holiday Charitable Giving - 5 Tips for Smart Donations to Overseas Nonprofits Outlined
• National Survey Finds Many Consumers Missing Out On Insurance Discounts
• 60 Plus Announces New Campaign Targeting Senator Lieberman to Protect Seniors Medicare
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Alexandria City County
• Make A Difference Day
• FeltUnited – International Day of Felt
• Alexandria Film Festival Kickoff and Fundraiser
• GiftLegacy Newsletter - August 31, 2009
• GiftLegacy Newsletter - July 13, 2009
• Meals on Wheels Celebrates July 4th By Searching for the 2009 American Volunteer
• Gift Legacy Newsletter - June 8, 2009
• Gift Legacy Newsletter - June 1, 2009
• Effective Marketing in a Recession: 'Tips on How to Stay Afloat'
• Alexandria Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Alexandria Earth Day
• Hunt for History
• 'Slumdog Millionaire'/Charities - Jump in Donations, Interest Seen in Indian Children Charities
• Gift Legacy Newsletter - January 12, 2009
• Solutions for the Inaugural Staffing Shortage
• New Survey Finds Bad Economy Has Many Considering Changes to Insurance Policies
• New Survey Finds Holiday Travelers Don't Know Travel Insurance Needs or Coverage
• USA TODAY Features CFNC
• UMD Professor's 25 Year Commitment to the Educaution of Alexandria's Poor Children
• Old Presbyterian Meeting House Donates Clothes
• USA TODAY Features CFNC: 'Hard time to be a charity.'
• Railroad Days
• George Washington Birthday Celebration
• Scottish Christmas Walk
• Real Estate Investors and Developers must “Go Green or Perish”
• Festa Vino Di San Gennaro
• Alexandria Festival Of The Arts
• Endangered Runaway
• Offshore Sailing School-Great Experience!
• Now You Can Learn to Cruise on the Chesapeake
• American Chamber of Commerce Executives
• Alexandria, Virginia holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Alexandria VA Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Farmers' Market Schedule 2006
• Re-creation of John Carlyle’s 1780 Funeral

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