The City of Alexandria appealed the April 13, 2012, decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals regarding the Waterfront Small Area Plan to the Alexandria Circuit Court last week, naming the BZA as one of the respondents. City Attorney Jim Banks amended that filing yesterday to say “In re the April 13 decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Alexandria”, removing the BZA as a named respondent in the case.
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City Of Alexandria Appeals BZA Decision On Waterfront Plan
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VFW Honors Alexandria Law Enforcement
On Tuesday, May 15, National Peace Officers Memorial Day, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 609 honored Alexandria’s law enforcement officers at a brief ceremony as part of Police Week activities.
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Students for a New American Politics, the nation’s largest student-run political action committee, endorsed former Governor Tim Kaine in his campaign to become the next Senator from the state of Virginia.
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AAA projects 34.8 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, an increase of 1.2 percent – or 500,000 travelers – from the 34.3 million people who traveled one year ago. The Memorial Day holiday travel period is defined as Thursday, May 24 to Monday, May 28.
More »General Assembly Approves 72% Of Governor’s Budget Amendments
The majority of Governor Bob McDonnell’s budget amendments received support during the special session of the 2012 General Assembly session. The General Assembly approved 72 percent of his amendments to the state budget. The General Assembly concluded the regular session on March 10, 2012 without a budget. The General Assembly and governor then called a special session and returned to approve the budget on April 18, 2012.
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T.C. Williams Boys Lightweight 8 Wins The Virginia State Championship
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More »Logo Design Sought For Charity T-Shirt
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More »ACPS Elementary Schools Compete At T.C. Track Invitational
Four teams from three ACPS elementary schools competed in a 4x100 meter relay race at the T.C. Williams Track and Field Invitational on May 5.
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