Zebra Misc
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Schedule of Services for 2018 Independence Day Holiday Week
All Alexandria City government offices will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. The following list…
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THIS WEEK IN ALEXANDRIA HISTORY: ALEXANDRIA REPEALS PROHIBITION MONTHS BEFORE STATE OF VIRGINIA
Alexandria City Council Repeals Prohibition, June 29, 1933 On June 29, 1933, Alexandria City Council repealed the City’s Prohibition laws.…
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Foodie Newz June 2018 by Debby Critchley
On May 22, Mayor Allison Silberberg helped Ivica and Armela Svelina with their daughter Karmela and brother Almir open their…
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Bankers Voluntarily Use Their Assets to Clean Up Waterfront
On May 11, Volunteer Alexandria threw its annual “Spring for Alexandria” service day and companies and groups all over town…
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Remembering Alexandria’s Fallen Law Enforcement Officers
In honor of National Police Week, Alexandria’s law enforcement agencies held a wreath laying ceremony at the memorial to the…
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Alexandria Living Legends: Charlie Euripides
By Jeanne Theismann As a young boy growing up in Cyprus, Charlie Euripides dreamed of one day coming to America.…
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GORDON LIGHTFOOT: WHAT A TALE HIS THOUGHTS STILL TELL
An iconic singer/songwriter poised to enter his eighth decade still brings fans his deeply emotional songs that transcend time and…
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Who is Orson the Magnificent? ONE SHOW ONLY June 16 at Little Theatre
By Semmes Zazzara A happy ending depends, of course, on where you stop your story. For Lars Klores, local actor…
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Alexandria Primary Voting Up Significantly From Three Years Ago
At noon today, Anna Leider, General Registrar for the City of Alexandria, issued a press email declaring, “2018 numbers are…
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Sara’s Hot, Hot, Sizzling HOT Picks for Summer Theatre and Cabarets
By Sara Dudley Brown, Theatre Editor Whaaat? You think there’s nothing going on for the summer in our local theatres—no…
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