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Alexandria History
Alexandria to Honor Firefighter Charles Glasscock 174 Years After His Death
A free Oct. 4 ceremony will honor Charles Glasscock, Alexandria’s first firefighter to die in the line of duty.
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A British Royal Is Coming to Mount Vernon: Duke of Edinburgh Visits Oct. 1
Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, will visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon Oct. 1, tour the estate and lay a…
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Alexandria Choral Society Welcomes Cheryl Lovinsky as New Chorus Manager
The Alexandria Choral Society has appointed Cheryl Lovinsky as Chorus Manager, bringing nonprofit expertise and a lifelong background in music…
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Little Theatre of Alexandria Picks Three Winners From 200 One-Act Plays
The Little Theatre of Alexandria has named three winners from 200 worldwide submissions to its 2026 One-Act Playwriting Competition—and is…
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Hundreds of Del Ray Sewer Lines Need Work—Residents Can Ask Questions Tuesday
Alexandria will hold a Sept. 29 open house on sewer work in Del Ray East, where inspections identified 150 pipes,…
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Move the Car: Alexandria Repaving Returns to Somervelle and North Beauregard
Alexandria plans repaving Sept. 28–Oct. 2 on Somervelle Street and North Beauregard Street. Temporary No Parking signs can mean tickets…
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Move2Learn Wins $14,000 Grant for Alexandria Students
Alexandria nonprofit Move2Learn has received a $14,000 NBCUniversal grant to continue bringing purposeful movement into ACPS classrooms.
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They Walked. Alexandria Families Got Help. StepALIVE! Returns Oct. 18
ALIVE!’s StepALIVE! Walkathon returns Oct. 18, aiming to raise $145,000 for Alexandria neighbors facing food and housing insecurity.
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