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Alexandria News
Bring the Grandparents: Woodlawn Turns Family History Into a Sunday Adventure
Woodlawn’s Grandparents Day program brings descendant stories, quilts, Smithsonian genealogy experts and family activities together Sept. 13.
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Giving Back
ALX Pink Gala Returns to Alexandria on Sept. 25, 2026
Alexandria, VA – Imagine walking into the soaring Atrium at Above ALX Community and finding yourself surrounded by pink. Pink…
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Foodie Bites
Jula’s on the Potomac Named Best Waterfront Dining in DC
Alexandria, VA – Jula’s on the Potomac has been named Best Waterfront Dining in DC Magazine’s Best of the City…
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Alexandria News
Ray Greenstreet Is Still Here – and Telling His Story
A year after nearly losing his life, Greenstreet Gardens owner Ray Greenstreet has written a memoir and is speaking openly…
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Alexandria News
Mount Vernon Teens Can Apply for $1,000 Mental-Health Project Grants
Fairfax County is offering grants of up to $1,000 for youth-planned mental-health and suicide-prevention projects. Applications are due Sept. 14.
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
Historic Alexandria Homes Tour Opens Eight Old Town Homes
ALEXANDRIA — On an ordinary day, Old Town’s historic homes offer their stories from the sidewalk: a graceful doorway, old…
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Alexandria News
Prost, Alexandria: Oktoberfest Returns to John Carlyle Square September 19
Alexandria Oktoberfest returns to John Carlyle Square on Sept. 19 for a free day of German food, beer, live music,…
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Agenda:Alexandria
Agenda: Alexandria Opens Season With Civic Engagement Panel
ALEXANDRIA — How does City government hear from residents—and what happens after they speak up? That question will guide Agenda:…
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Alexandria News
Alexandria Will Pay Residents $1,000 to Record the City’s Stories
Applications for Historic Alexandria’s StoryKit program open Labor Day, giving residents training and support to preserve local memories.
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