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Eighty-eight-year old Ivy South boards the bus for the Women”s March on Saturday, Jan. 21. …
“O.K. Count off your numbers.” Seth Kolker, who grew up in Arlington, organized a group …
Amidst a light drizzle on Saturday morning, a bus full of Arlingtonians and out-of-town friends …
In a Jan. 23 press conference, Fairfax County Police chief Edwin Roessler begged the community …
Mary Ulrich, ex-offender: “I looked forward to the day for eight and a half years …
Winter is the season to visit the Kettler Capitals Iceplex. When the Washington Capitals aren’t …
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The youngest demonstrator at 4-years-old with her mother boards the first bus heading to the …
Demonstrators waiting to leave for the march have all chosen a pink “pussy” hat knitted …
Lynda Fanning, from Charlottesville, with her granddaughter Sophia Cann and her daughter Rebekah Cann, from …
Ryan Dallas of Arlington attended the sign-making party sponsored by the Arlington Democrats Committee on …
A Women’s March on Washington flyer distributed by Arlingtonians Debra Stephens and Lisa Backer at …
Debra Stephens (left) and Lisa Backer at Westover Market support the Women’s March on Washington.
Supporters of an effort that would allow drivers licenses for undocumented immigrants flooded the Transportation …
Del. Roxann Robinson (R-27) and Virginia Lottery executive director Paula Otto, left, appear before a …
Helen Slade of New York’s Cotton Club brought the audience to its feet with songs …
Harriet Sopher (left) and Terry Sopher protest U.S. Sen. Mark Warner’s vote.
Fabric Place Basement in Alexandria celebrates their Grand Opening Saturday, January 21.
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