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NoVA Metro Stations Hit by Major Construction This Summer
Metro says it will provide shuttle service during the summer station closures that will affect the Orange and Silver lines.
Old Ox Brewery Finds Success with ‘Bye Dan’ Beer
Ashburn brewery Old Ox is celebrating Dan Snyder’s possible sale of the Washington Commanders with a bitter IPA.
The Meaning of Middle Class: In Arlington, It Takes a Lot
Being middle class may sound humble, but it can require a pretty sizable income. And a study finds Arlington is home to one of the highest-income middle classes in the country.
Robert E. Lee’s Boyhood Home in Old Town Alexandria Sells for $4.2 Million
The Confederate general lived in the house on Oronoco Street until he left for West Point.
Grand Jury Declines to Indict Fairfax Officer Who Shot and Killed Unarmed Man Near Tysons Mall
Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano says he is “evaluating all options on the path forward.”
Why it’s a ‘Miserable’ Pollen Season in NoVA, and What to do About it
It’s a rough pollen season, two NoVA doctors say, and it’s not ending soon. They have tips on how to get through this season, as well as long-term suggestions.
Enrollment in Arabic Studies Course Rises in Fairfax County Public Schools
Arabic courses at Fairfax County Public Schools are increasingly popular and offer students a leg up on the world stage.
Fairfax County Public Schools Hires ‘First-in-Nation’ Neurodiversity Specialist
The school system is working to reframe ‘the understanding of neurodiversity and change long-held attitudes and beliefs about ability and achievement limitations.’
Report: Tentative Deal in Place to Sell Washington Commanders for $6B
The deal isn’t final and hasn’t been submitted to the NFL yet.
Alexandria Expected to Hike Stormwater Fee
The increase is expected to generate an additional $1 million in revenue in the next budget year.
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