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Zebra Misc
Don Beyer Hosting Gun Violence Discussion March 7 With Florida Father Who Lost Daughter in Shooting
Fred Guttenberg to Join Discussion at T.C. Williams Featured Speakers Include: Fred Guttenberg, a father in Parkland, Florida, who lost…
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Foodie Newz
Capitol City Brewing Closes Shirlington Doors but DC Still Open
There is brown paper in the windows and the main phone line rings and rings until a fax machine starts…
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Zebra Misc
Millennials Defined: Born Between 1981 and 1996
ALEXANDRIA, VA–The Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes and trends, announced…
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
High Winds Give Alexandria Employees Unscheduled Leave March 2
The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning for the Alexandria area from midnight tonight, March 1, through 6 a.m.…
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Zebra Misc
St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes Presents “THE ADDAMS FAMILY”
The Upper School will present four performances on March 2, 3, 9 & 10. Stage One Players presents, The Addams Family, based…
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Music
STEVE MORSE: REVIVING THE DREGS
A guitar legend leads his revolutionary band back onto the road 40 years after they first blazed musical trails. By…
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
Cherry Blossoms Should Peak March 17—20
According the latest announcement from the National Park Service, the cherry blossoms will peak in mid-March around the 17th, IF,…
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Zebra Misc
Alexandria Affordable Homeownership Unit Now Available – Only $189K–2500 N. Van Dorn Street, Unit 407
Large 2 BR, 2 BA Only $189,422 for Qualified Applicants The City of Alexandria Office of Housing is now marketing…
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
“American Pickers” Coming to Virginia
Dust off your old stuff. “American Pickers” is coming to the Commonwealth. A film crew is heading to Virginia this…
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Zebra Misc
THIS WEEK IN ALEXANDRIA HISTORY
African Americans Demand Vote at 1867 Lyceum Protest On March 2, 1867, two to three hundred black men met at…
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