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Alexandria News
Driverless Cars, More Valet Parking and a Bigger Place to Party: What Alexandria Businesses Want in 2027
Alexandria’s new business wish list reaches from driverless cars and Old Town parking to weekend trains, AI training and a…
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Alexandria’s Office Vacancy Rate Drops Below 19%—But the Good News Comes With an Asterisk
Alexandria’s office vacancy rate fell from 21.6% to 18.8%, but the city still posted negative absorption and Old Town moved…
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Del Ray’s Long-Awaited Colasanto Spray Park Is Finally Open
After years of planning and construction delays, Alexandria’s new Colasanto Spray Park is open at 2700 Mount Vernon Avenue in…
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Multiple Woodrow Wilson Bridge Openings Will Interrupt Beltway Traffic Tonight
Multiple overnight openings of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge will cause intermittent Beltway traffic stoppages from 10 p.m. Thursday through 5…
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Alexandria News
Walk Through the Alexandria That Urban Renewal Erased
A Saturday walking tour traces the King Street buildings and streetscape altered or demolished during Alexandria’s 1960s urban-renewal project.
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Hot Wings, Hecklers and a Recovery Beer: Alexandria’s Scoville Showdown Returns
Port City Brewing, La Tingeria and Bradshaw Sauce Co. bring two hot-wing competitions, willing hecklers and a recovery beer to…
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The Great Cameron Run Scooter Getaway Did Not Go as Planned
Two masked suspects allegedly robbed a Cameron Run concession stand, then fled together on one Lime scooter. Police reportedly arrested…
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Alexandria Mayor Says She Sees No Role for Flock Cameras
Mayor Alyia Gaskins says she sees no role for Flock Safety in Alexandria after a City Council discussion of APD’s…
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City Sources Conflict Again Over Sept. 23 Historic-District Public Comment
A Sept. 18 Alexandria eNews notice says no public testimony will be accepted Sept. 23, while the City calendar still…
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ACPS Dedicates Jean B. Reid Media Center, Honoring a Teacher Who Changed How Alexandria Children Learned to Read
ACPS dedicated the Jean B. Reid Media Center at Naomi L. Brooks Elementary on International Literacy Day, honoring a reading…
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