Living Legend David Speck: Fixing Problems is in His Wiring
“David Speck and I are members of the has-beens club,” laughed Democrat Vice-Mayor Kerry Donley. “We met as political adversaries – he first ran for City Council as a Republican, I a Democrat – and became allies in political service.” Now an Alexandria Democrat, Speck’s former political colleagues describe him as driving and intelligent.Read more...
A Pothole Swallowed my Car
As the remaining snow from the latest round of storms melts away, local drivers are dealing with another winter menace – potholes. "I've been in the tire business for 40 years, and I've never seen as many damaged tires and wheels than I've seen these few weeks," said Paul Gallahan, who works at a local repair shop. The combination of cold weatherRead more...
Van Landingham Joins the Ranks of Virginia's Eight Greatest Women
Marian Van Landingham, the founding director of Old Town's Torpedo Factory Art Center and a member of the Virginia House of Delegates from 1982 to 2005, has been named one of Virginia’s 2010 Women in History. The honor, awarded by the Library of Virginia, recognizes eight womenRead more...
BUZZWORTHY/Buzzing into Spring on the Red Carpet
Washingtonians are quite antsy to get the Spring Social season started and this weekend folks were flinging into Spring with several fun high-energy events in and around Alexandria. The exclusive downtown Washington, DC private dining club – The University Club - hosted its annual Casino Royale party Friday.Read more...
A T.C. Grad Ventures Deep into Patagonia
George B. "Brooks" Eaton of Alexandria recently completed an 80-day course in Patagonia – the remote region encompassing parts of Argentina and Chile – with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). Under the guidance of NOLS’ professional instructors, Brooks and his fellow students traveled by sea kayak and foot through some of the wildest country on EarthRead more...
Sixteen Schools Advance to the Northern Region Playoffs
With high school hoops preparing to end, 16 of the 30 area schools advanced to the first round of the Northern Region Playoffs. "Round of 16" Results: (Boys) - Chantilly 59 - G.C. Marshall 47; Langley 67 - Centreville 60 [OT]; Mount Vernon 93 - Annandale 79; Yorktown 53 - South County 50;Read more...
In Community
MY VIEW/George Mason's Unintended Consequences
Far too often in history societies support an initiative solely because the proponents use the right catchphrases. Using the correct symbols and buzzwords can effectively inhibit intellectual discourse and rational debate. This happens in all sorts of communities and cultures, even educated intelligent ones.... (Read More)
MY VIEW/George Mason's Unintended ConsequencesFar too often in history societies support an initiative solely because the proponents use the right catchphrases. Using the correct symbols and buzzwords can effectively inhibit intellectual discourse and rational debate. This happens in all sorts of communities and cultures, even educated intelligent ones.... (Read More)
In Local Tastes
FOOD NOTES/ Dinner with Daniel at 1789
The historic 1789 Restaurant, located at 1226 36th Street, NW in Georgetown, is now offering guests the opportunity to dine with acclaimed Executive Chef Daniel Giusti every Wednesday in February. ... (Read More)
FOOD NOTES/ Dinner with Daniel at 1789 The historic 1789 Restaurant, located at 1226 36th Street, NW in Georgetown, is now offering guests the opportunity to dine with acclaimed Executive Chef Daniel Giusti every Wednesday in February. ... (Read More)
In Local Style
BUZZWORTHY/Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life
Music legend Stevie Wonder performed a sold-out benefit concert last week at The Kennedy Center for the Duke Ellington School of Arts. Wonder is known for his generosity of spirit, perseverance and his determination to give back to the community. He was visibly moved as he expressed his honor for performing ... (Read More)
BUZZWORTHY/Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life Music legend Stevie Wonder performed a sold-out benefit concert last week at The Kennedy Center for the Duke Ellington School of Arts. Wonder is known for his generosity of spirit, perseverance and his determination to give back to the community. He was visibly moved as he expressed his honor for performing ... (Read More)
In Politics
‘CHiPs’ Star Helps Fight Child Pornography
Actor Erik Estrada visited Capital Square last week to voice his support for Virginia’s fight against child pornography. Estrada, best known for portraying motorcycle cop “Ponch” on the hit ’70s show “CHiPs,” said he is a sworn deputy with the Internet Crimes Against... (Read More)
‘CHiPs’ Star Helps Fight Child PornographyActor Erik Estrada visited Capital Square last week to voice his support for Virginia’s fight against child pornography. Estrada, best known for portraying motorcycle cop “Ponch” on the hit ’70s show “CHiPs,” said he is a sworn deputy with the Internet Crimes Against... (Read More)
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