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The Alexandria Brief | Thursday, Sept. 10
On tap today: Titans football at home, the Chamber unveils its 2027 legislative agenda, and the School Board takes up redistricting.
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The Alexandria Brief | Thursday, Oct. 15
Inside: DASH’s board picks the smaller cut package, a hydrofoil ferry pitch puts Old Town on the map, and ICE arrests the former bakery worker in the Gustave camera case.
The Alexandria Brief | Wednesday, Oct. 14
Inside: DASH’s board picks a package of bus cuts tonight, the health director and the 911 chief are both leaving, and council makes Osijek, Croatia, a friendship city.
The Alexandria Brief | Tuesday, Oct. 13
Inside: red light cameras and new crosswalks proposed for seven West End intersections, a rally and get-out-the-vote event outside Beatley Library, and firefighters free a girl pinned under an SUV.
The Alexandria Brief | Friday, Oct. 9
Inside: Alexandria’s next superintendent comes from Anchorage, Warner on election security, and a full weekend before the holiday.
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Alexandria picked for Bloomberg Philanthropies housing initiative
The city is one of the first 15 selected nationally and will receive between $450,000 and $750,000. The announcement does not say which of three housing models Alexandria will adopt.
From $324,900 to $1.5 million: Homes sold in Alexandria last week
Every home that sold within 36 days got its asking price or better, and every home that took 40 days or more sold for less
The Alexandria Brief | Thursday, Oct. 15
Inside: DASH’s board picks the smaller cut package, a hydrofoil ferry pitch puts Old Town on the map, and ICE arrests the former bakery worker in the Gustave camera case.
DASH board advances $2.5 million service-cut plan, rejects deeper cuts to repay city
Line 31 would stop at King Street Metro instead of running through Old Town, and Line 30 would end short of Van Dorn Metro, under the package headed to a Nov. 12 public hearing. No line would be eliminated; the board voted 7-4 for the smaller of two options.