Thursday, June 27
Signature Theatre in Arlington Stages ‘Blackbeard’
Rowdy high-seas musical about a journey across the globe.
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Wednesday, June 26
At H-B Woodlawn: Ceremony Spotlights Each Graduate
A unique graduation for Arlington’s alternative school.
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Metropolitan School of the Arts Names 2019 Graduates
Beth Mann of Springfield earned scholarship to the Richmond Ballet Trainee Program.
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Tuesday, June 25
Opinion: Editorial: Campaign Finance Reform? Yes
Surprise! “No limits” can stimulate large amounts of campaign cash for many kinds of candidates and from many kinds of donors.
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Saturday, June 22
Larry Barnett Supporters in Arlington Have ‘Fun-Raiser’
Arlingtonians back the “caring candidate” from Midlothian.
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Wednesday, June 19
Opinion: Column: Consumers In Focus: Why So Cold?
Understanding credit freezes and other tools to protect your finances and identity.
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Tuesday, June 18
Saturday, June 15
Rocklands Raises Funds for Seniors in Arlington
Organized by Alliance for Arlington Senior Programs.
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Friday, June 14
Fathers in Jail Reunite with Their Children in Arlington
Men have high praise for system run by Sheriff Arthur.
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Wednesday, June 12
Virginia Democratic Primary: Small Voter Turnout Heralds Big Changes
McKay’s ‘Experience Counts’ tagline resonates, as does the call for criminal justice reform in the Commonwealth’s Attorney race.
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Wednesday, June 5
Virginia House Whip Faces Democratic Primary
Spain criticizes Lopez's work on immigration, relationship with governor, presence in community.
If Democrats seize control of the House this November, Del. Alfonso Lopez (D-49) is poised to be in a leadership position helping to guide the agenda of a party that has not been in power since the 1990s. But that’s only if he makes it through the primary.
PTSD: Recognizing and Healing
During PTSD Awareness Month, clinicians work to educate public on the disorder.
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Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board: Coping with Distress in Aftermath of a Mass Shooting
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Pay to Play or Legitimate Representation in Virginia?
Senator’s consulting business takes center stage in primary campaign.
Is two-term Sen. Barbara Favola (D-31) a rising star, poised to become chairwoman of a Senate committee if Democrats seize control of the Senate? Or is she an opportunist capitalizing on insider influence for personal gain? That’s a question for voters this June in a primary that pits Favola against challenger Nicole Merlene, who says Favola’s consulting business is the embodiment of everything that’s wrong about Virginia politics.
Opinion: Commentary: Lessons from the Greatest Generation
Reflections on the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
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