The Alexandria Brief: Saturday, March 21
Former FCC employee sentenced in Metro station assaults; The Majestic relaunches under new ownership April 10; Metro pauses weekend closures for cherry blossom season
Former FCC employee sentenced in Metro station assaults; The Majestic relaunches under new ownership April 10; Metro pauses weekend closures for cherry blossom season
DC Water seeks $50M disaster declaration after bypass system prevented 2 billion gallons from reaching Potomac; faith leaders pledge $1M to clear ARHA back rent
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Council reviews $722M in budget proposals; Potomac Interceptor town hall tonight; three new food and drink spots coming
HUD begins relocating 3,000 employees to Alexandria; ACHS launches principal search; police seek missing 15-year-old
Police seek missing 15-year-old; Potomac advisory lifted; HUD begins bulk relocation to Alexandria
Budget work sessions combined for Wednesday after storm cancellation; Potomac Interceptor town hall Thursday; St. Patrick's Day festivities across the city
Severe storms, early dismissals, and a dramatic temperature drop define the day
Nicole Kidman thriller set in Alexandria drops on Prime Video; city eyes Beauregard Trail extension; second budget hearing Saturday
Council presses sheriff on federal contract, ICE protesters fill chambers; Potomac Interceptor town hall set for March 19; school board reviews strategic plan tonight
Council advertises higher tax rate but signals reluctance to use it; $221M public safety budget review tonight; nearly 10,000 mail ballots requested
Alexandria police announce expanding sexual assault investigation; 30+ speakers fill first budget hearing; council votes tonight on school funding overhaul
Braddock Road bike lane approval appealed to City Council; budget public hearing tonight; St. Patrick's Day parade draws thousands
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