The Alexandria Brief: Friday, March 6
School board member calls for delay of vote on funding restructure; early voting begins today; Potomac River advisory lifted for Alexandria waterfront
School board member calls for delay of vote on funding restructure; early voting begins today; Potomac River advisory lifted for Alexandria waterfront
Mayor says city learned of $12.7M teacher pay deal from a press release; early voting begins tomorrow; city professionals complete union sweep
Fannon and Marks offer sharply different visions for council; proposed redistricting would remake Alexandria's congressional district; Empty Bowls raises $80K for food insecurity
Alexandria Brief interviews two City Council candidates today; Bagel Uprising heads to Ballston; 12 events to put on your March calendar
Wintry mix arrives this afternoon as Alexandria looks ahead to a 70-degree swing, a hometown musician takes the St. Patrick’s Day spotlight, and City Council candidates go live with The Brief.
Three certified for April 21 council race; Richmond decisions could reshape city budget; Housing 2040 open house tomorrow
Two independents file for City Council as Republicans bow out; ACPS parents mobilize against proposed funding; officials break ground on 377-unit Victory Center project
Republican withdraws from council race; mayor addresses NPS reversal; Warner, Beyer blast House on aviation safety bill
Republican nominee uncertain about candidacy as deadline looms; USDA begins vacating Braddock Place; NPS blocks waterfront pump station