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Reliving the Struggles for Women’s Rights
Parades, Pickets and Prison By Glenda C. Booth On June 4, 1919, the U.S. Congress passed the Nineteenth Amendment to…
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Del Ray’s Jen Walker Spreads Kindness and Builds Community
Behind the Curtain: Jen Walker By Mary Wadland Spread Kindness. Build Community. Those are the key mission statements Del Ray…
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The Queens of Del Ray, Still Making History
A Driving Force Behind an American Main Street By Louise Muth Twenty-five years ago, Alexandria’s Del Ray neighborhood was largely…
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60 Years Ago Nine Students Crossed a Line
60 Years Ago Nine Students Crossed a Line At 8:15 a.m. on February 10, 1959, a gray and misty morning…
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Athletics as a Problem and a Solution in Integrating Alexandria Public Schools
Athletics as a Problem and a Solution in Integrating Alexandria Public Schools Athletics have always been a source of pride…
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Equity: The Key to High-Performing Schools
Equity is the Key to High-Performing Schools By Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings Jr. Superintendent of Schools This year marks 65…
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Named for a Civil Rights Icon, Ferdinand T. Day School Wins Creative Design Award
Named for a Civil Rights Icon, Ferdinand T. Day School Wins Creative Design Award When Alexandria’s newest elementary school…
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Take a Book, Leave a Book
By Amanda M. Socci On October 18, 2018, Todd Bol, originator of the little free library idea and movement, passed…
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Oh Shenandoah!
Wine and Spirits Along the Roads Less Travelled By Kelly MacConomy “Almost heaven, West Virginia…. Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River.…
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Kate Moran’s Heart of Gold
It’s What You’ll Find in Rainbow Rock Band’s Newest Album By James Cullum The best is after the Rainbow Rock…
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