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- Beyer Rakes in Campaign Cash in Democratic Primary
- Ball-Sellers House Opens for the Season
- Winning National Art Awards
- Countering Identity Theft
- Helping Ex-Offenders
Sports
- Herbert's Blast Lifts W-L Baseball Past Yorktown
- Yorktown Boys’ Soccer Overcomes Letdown to Improve to 5-1
- Bishop O’Connell Softball Suffers Rare Defeat
- Yorktown Girls’ Lacrosse Team Facing New Challenges
- Wakefield Boys' Basketball Team Loses in State Semifinals
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- Commentary: Dean Supports Beyer
- Editorial: Celebrate Earth Day
- Dying of Curiosity
- Arlington Lifestyle Blooms in the Spring
- Editorial: Challenging Budgets
Politics
- McAuliffe Talks Medicaid Expansion
- Northern Virginia's Growing Debt Burden
- Arlington Schools Scramble to Fund Enrollment in Challenging Budget Environment
- Virginia Laws Help Local Governments Conceal 911 Calls from Public
- Money on the Shelves: Jurisdictions Take Variety of Approaches to Funding Libraries
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Commentary: Dean Supports Beyer
I’ve always stood for the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party. When I started my presidential campaign in 2003, I was against the Iraq War, and had worked hard as Governor of Vermont to create marriage equality and universal health care in my home state. Those positions weren’t totally popular at the time. But I believe candidates should pay attention not only to their prospective constituents, but also to their internal compass.
Arlington Home Sales: March, 2014
In March 2014, 177 Arlington homes sold between $2,130,000-$133,000.
Arlington Home Sales: March, 2014
Herbert's Blast Lifts W-L Baseball Past Yorktown
Generals manage just two hits off Yorktown's Fineman.
Washington-Lee improved to 5-1 with Friday's victory.
Ball-Sellers House Opens for the Season
Twenty-five years or so before the Revolutionary War began, an English immigrant homesteaded in what is now Arlington’s Glen Carlin community. His name was John Ball and the small cabin he built, to house the family of wife Elizabeth and their five daughters, still stands.
Yorktown Boys’ Soccer Overcomes Letdown to Improve to 5-1
Patriots follow victory over Oakton by beating Robinson.
The Yorktown boys' soccer team lost a 3-0 lead against Robinson but did not lose the game.
