Daily Brief: Wednesday, November 19
Alexandria School Board weighs competing capacity needs in $340M capital budget; Firefighters rescue unconscious person from 14th-floor apartment fire on Duke Street
Alexandria School Board weighs competing capacity needs in $340M capital budget; Firefighters rescue unconscious person from 14th-floor apartment fire on Duke Street
Board considers modulars, accelerated conversions as officials project continued capacity pressure despite enrollment decline
Two-alarm fire breaks out directly across from Station 208; crews locate victim in common hallway
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Two cities have preserved thousands of affordable units through strike funds and small sites programs. Here's what worked, what it cost, and which strategies Alexandria could implement.
School board holds second work session on capital budget tonight
As city pursues plan to preserve thousands of affordable units, understanding definitions and income thresholds is crucial to grasping who would benefit
Alexandria proposes 40 strategies to preserve affordable housing, protect tenants; What's Happening in Alexandria - Tuesday, November 18; and more.
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Many key tenant protections require state legislative approval; funding sources remain uncertain
Vehicle fire closes Quantrell Avenue in Alexandria
Federal magistrate in Alexandria finds FBI agent testified after viewing potentially privileged evidence, says prosecutor made statements that 'could reasonably' show constitutional error
Resolution calls for dedicated funding starting in fiscal 2028, with Virginia's share at $136 million annually
NeighborShare ALX to provide direct cash assistance over next three months
Aquatics staff and contractors worked to minimize disruptions while coordinating warranty repair
Toy drive Friday, Christmas tree sales begin next week