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Fit for the Golden Years - Source Connection news papers

Apr 04,2017

At 7 a.m. each weekday, a group of Del Ray seniors meet at Starbucks to embark on a brisk, 45-minute walk. The women return to their starting point for coffee and conversation.

Alexandria Ranks High on Top 100 Best Places to Live

Mar 31,2017

Alexandria ranks 32nd on Livability.com's list of the Top 100 Best Places to Live. The study says Alexandria's "historic character and culture"

D.C. adopt a pet - Bridget - Source Washington post

Mar 30,2017

Bridget, a 10-month-old spayed dog, is available for adoption through the Humane Rescue Alliance.

Edens project breaks ground in North Old Town - Source Alextimes

Mar 28,2017

The 50,000 square-foot Edens redevelopment of the old Giant Food property in North Old Town broke ground earlier this month, but some residents remain wary of a lack of parking availability.

Surprise Late-Winter Visitors at Riverbend Park - Source Connection news papers

Mar 28,2017

Forty-eight elegant and picturesque Tundra Swans swimming peacefully in the Potomac River, occasionally extending their long necks down to feed on some aquatic vegetation

Peter Balas Named New T. C. Principal - Source Alexandria news

Mar 28,2017

Superintendent Alvin L. Crawley has appointed Peter Balas as the new principal of T. C. Williams High School, citing proven strong leadership skills and academic experience as the reason for the choice.

Event to mark groundbreaking of Huntington Levee

Mar 24,2017

A raging torrent of muddy water overtopped the banks of Cameron Run in early September 2011, stranding drivers, closing the Capital Beltway and inundating dozens of Huntington homes.

'Death spiral'? No. Metro is too necessary to fail.

Mar 24,2017

What's your favorite phrase to describe the state of the Washington region's transit system? The ones I hear most often are "Back2Good," a reference to Metro's