Arlingtonian is National Award Winner
The NBCC Foundation, an affiliate of the National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc. (NBCC), recently awarded one of the 2016 Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE) professional development awards to Dr. Susan F. Branco, of Arlington.
Arlington Free Clinic Receives $10,000 Grant
Vanessa Serrano, a social services case manager at Arlington Free Clinic, works with a patient to assess his needs and to navigate him to the most appropriate community resources.
Marymount University Studying Lab Dogs
Dr. Stacy Lopresti-Goodman, an associate professor of psychology at Marymount University, is shown with Belle, a dog rescued by Beagle Freedom Project. Lopresti-Goodman has conducted a study of the psychological impact of laboratory experiments on dogs.
Fairfax Lawmakers’ Last Call for Input
More than 80 speak at General Assembly public hearing.
“We’re not letting teachers do their jobs,” was the plea from Jo Neuber of Vienna, Co-chair of the organization Class Size Counts.
Organizing a Home Office
Design ideas for workspace order.
Whether located in a basement, spare bedroom or kitchen corner, one of the keys to creating a functional home office is organization.
Women’s Legislative Roundtable Previews Upcoming 2017 Legislative Session
Women’s Legislative Roundtable Previews Upcoming 2017 Legislative Session
Legal Services of Northern Virginia Launches Initiative
Legal Services of Northern Virginia Launches Initiative
Legislators To Hold Public Hearing
Legislators To Hold Public Hearing
Viewpoints: Arlingtonians' Resolutions for 2017
Viewpoints: Arlingtonians' Resolutions for 2017
Arlington's Signature Theatre Stages ‘Titanic’
360-degree production depicts ship's fateful journey.
Signature Theatre in Arlington is staging the Tony Award-winning Best Musical "Titanic," a 360-degree production in the Max theater, from now through Jan. 29.
Letter to the Editor: Burdensome Requirement in Arlington
Kate Bates, president & CEO of the Arlington Chamber of Commerce released the following statement regarding the Arlington County Board's approval of an amendment that requires a second signature in order to remove vehicles that are illegally parked on private property:
Letter to the Editor: Who's at Fault in Arlington?
The Arlington County Board has spent considerable time and effort advocating for a "second signature" requirement and other measures to make it more difficult for property owners to tow illegally parked automobiles. This effort defies logic.
Arlington: An Inclusive Community
The Arlington County Board on Dec. 22 issued a letter, in Spanish and English, reaffirming the county’s commitment to welcoming immigrant populations, regardless of legal status.
Letter to the Editor: Growing Together in Arlington
This fall for my storytimes, I made a “Friendship Tree,” which serves as a fun reminder that while we are unique individuals with different needs, we also come together to enjoy stories in a cheerful, social environment and participate together as a united community.
Deconstruct vs. Demolish in Arlington
An Aging-in-Place Home
They plan to grow old in the house, and made it not only green but “silver.”
Planning and Budget Season Starts for Arlington County
Parks and Recreation planning receives early 2017 focus, but school and Metro issues loom over spring budget discussions.
2017 will start off with some good news for Arlingtonians that use parks and community facilities.
Six To Be Inducted in Washington-Lee High School Hall of Fame
The Washington-Lee High School Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, Class of 2017, will take place at a halftime presentation during the Jan. 13 boys basketball game vs. South Lakes.
Get Fit for the New Year in Arlington
MADabolic opens new gym in Clarendon.
Marked white, teal and black weighted balls slam into the ground. Heavy ropes snake up and down through the air. Running shoes sprint across the floor.
“Flourishing After 55” in Arlington Jan. 9-13
“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for Jan. 9-13.