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Alexandria News
Alexandria Mayor Alyia Gaskins to Hold Resident Roundtable Saturday Morning
Alexandria residents can bring questions and concerns directly to Mayor Alyia Gaskins at a Saturday morning roundtable at Charles Houston…
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
Sophia Browning Bell’s Story Restored at Alexandria’s Historic Market Square
Alexandria, VA – Every market day, Sophia Browning Bell walked to Alexandria carrying vegetables to sell. She was enslaved. Bell…
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Alexandria News
She Sold Vegetables at Alexandria’s Market. Her Savings Bought Her Husband’s Freedom.
An enslaved woman’s vegetable sales helped buy her husband’s freedom. A new Historic Alexandria study released during the City Hall…
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Community Briefs
Alexandria City Hall Closes for Renovations; Staff Relocated
Alexandria, VA – Alexandria City Hall has closed temporarily for major renovations, prompting the relocation of more than 300 city…
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Alexandria News
Alexandria Marks Constitution Week with City Hall Ceremony
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Alexandria celebrated the 238th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution on Wednesday, September 17, with a special ceremony…
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Alexandria News
Help Reimagine City Hall: Alexandria Invites Public to Weigh In at Weekend Farmers’ Market Pop-Ups
ALEXANDRIA, VA – The City of Alexandria is inviting residents to help shape the future of one of its most…
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Alexandria News
City of Alexandria Hosting Job Fair May 6
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Looking for work? The City of Alexandria is hosting a job fair next week, specifically highlighting openings with our…
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
City of Alexandria Selects Design Team for City Hall and Market Square Renovations
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Alexandria City Hall was built in 1871. It is the workplace for more than 300 city employees. More than…
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Zebra Misc
The Story of Alexandria Starts With a Woman
By Louise Krafft Alexandria, VA – Margaret Brent was an English immigrant to the Colony of Maryland in the 1600s.…
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