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Alexandria Residents Love Native Plants

Local vendors explain how to plant and care for them.

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Jake’s Ice Cream Provides Jobs for Adults with Disabilities

Robin Rinearson receives Eleanor Sue Finkelstein Inclusion and Disabilities Award

Jakes Ice Cream

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Alexandria Business Punched by Pandemic Pivots to Survive

Sweet Root Village running pop up markets, helping the hungry

It was the end of the summer and many in Alexandria had been homebound far too long.

Arlington: Eat, Drink, and Be Merry

Suzanne McGrath pairs with Taste By Katie.

For anyone wondering where The Curious Grape went after closing its Shirlington restaurant this past March, Suzanne McGrath is still very much engaged in the local wine and food community, just without the restaurant.

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Helping Arlington Set a Course

Department of Parks and Recreation asks residents to weigh in.

Arlington residents were given four chances over the past week to weigh in on their parks, recreation, and natural resources. “POPS,” a Plan for Our Spaces, was initiated by the county’s planners and the Parks Department to solicit input from residents. They gathered on Friday, Feb. 5, at the happy hour at Whitlow’s on Wilson Boulevard to drink Dale’s Pale Ale and put green dots on the charts around the room.

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Toss and Tip

Simple precautions will avoid mounting Zika cases in the area.

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From Couch to 5K in Arlington

Arlington Thrive inspires local residents to give their best.

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Neighborly Advice for Newcomers: Arlington Favorites

From bicycles to barbecue: great places to try here.

You're new to Arlington and you have no idea where to go or what is good in town? Relax. Ten Arlingtonians were asked to share their “go to” list of favorites.

Challenging Racism 5K Run Honors Arlingtonians

Including Dorothy Hamm, Judge Monroe, Dr. Charles Drew, Evelyn Syphax, and Barbara Marx.

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New Harris Teeter in Arlington Emphasizes Customer Experience

Store offers upgraded shop and a bar in the heart of Ballston

Harris Teeter

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Chang Chooses Arlington

Restaurateur designed Arlington restaurant to showcase “real” Chinese food.

Last month within a hundred yard radius in Arlington, Mother’s Macaroons closed. Baskin Robbins closed. And then Peter Chang opened.

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Upton Hill’s New Parking Lot Is Full of Cyclists

Park in transition serves young and old, but shade trees are gone.

On the Friday before the long Labor Day weekend, Tomás Weber, his sister Vera Weber, and their cousin, Jonathan Melo, and grandfather “Papí” (Elvis) were enjoying the smooth, unscathed new enlarged blacktop parking lot at the Upton Hill Regional Park, along with several other young cyclists who were reveling in the near empty lot so they could show off their bike riding skills.

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Twenty-Five Never Looked So Good

A well-rounded education for parents and children.

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Arlington: New Owner-Chef Leads La Côte d’Or

Attention to culinary detail.

La Côte d’Or, on the border of Falls Church and Arlington, has a new owner. The restaurant was purchased in February by Chef Jacques Imperato.

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Celebrating Foreign Language Skills in Arlington

National Foreign Language Week showcases progress.

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Beyond Lederhosen: Arlington and Aachen Connect

More volunteers needed to house exchange students.

Reflecting on Politics

A progressive Vermonter in Old Town

Progressive Chester Kasnowski comes to Old Town

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10 Things You Can Do To Sustain Arlington

Sustainability

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Palestinian Professor’s Plea in Arlington

Memoir seeks to humanize the plight of the dispossessed.