Pat Miller
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Zebra Misc
The Can’t-Miss Artists At This Year’s Art on the Avenue
Alexandria, VA – Art on the Avenue, the region’s top multicultural arts festival, will return to an in-person festival for…
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Arts
The Dogs of Del Ray Mural at Pat Miller Square Unveiled, Dedicated by AWLA
ALEXANDRIA, VA— First Thursdays are back in Alexandria and on this First Thursday, May 6, the Dogs of Del Ray…
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Zebra Misc
“Dogs of Del Ray” Mural Coming On First Thursday: Dog Days In Del Ray
Alexandria, VA – Scheduled to be unveiled at Del Ray’s First Thursday: Dog Days in Del Ray, the north wall…
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Arts
200 Dogs on Waiting List for New ‘Dogs of Del Ray’ Mural, Officially Opening on May 6
ALEXANDRIA, VA–Coming in May, the North wall of Stomping Ground will be canvassed with the faces of the furry friends…
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Foodie Newz
Photos: Hot Contest in Del Ray Chili Cook Off
ALEXANDRIA, VA – “The winners were only separated by five points! That’s how close the voting was,” exclaimed Del Ray Citizens…
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Foodie Newz
The Del Ray Farmers’ Market Just Released a Cookbook!
ALEXANDRIA,VA- To mark the recent 25th anniversary of the Del Ray Farmers’ Market, founded by Pat Miller, Charles Buki, Karen…
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Zebra Misc
Del Ray Farmers’ Market Celebrates 25 Years
ALEXANDRIA,VA- Despite the Del Ray Farmers’ Market’s growth and popularity over the past 25 years—it was recently named one of…
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Zebra Misc
In Z Hood: Tona Napoli is One of Alexandria’s Wonder Women.
Women of Wonder By Kelly MacConomy In March, Zebra Press celebrated Women’s History Month honoring women we all know and…
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Cover Story
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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Cover Story
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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