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TimesAlexandriaVol 14 No 52 Alexandriarsquos only independent hometown newspaper DECEMBER 28 2017

2017Year in Review

2 |DECEMBER 28 2017 ALEXANDRIA TIMES

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A look back on 2017In this our year-in-review issue we pause

to take stock of what has transpired during the 12 months of the expiring calendar year Some events acquire clarity with the passage of a few months more recent happenings are sometimes still coming into focus while others leave emotional scars that the passage of time does not fully heal

Falling into the latter category is the shootout that took place at Eugene Simpson Park Field on June 14 James T Hodgkinson opened fire on Republican congressmen and aides while they were practicing for the annual congressional baseball game

What is most miraculous about that day is that Hodgkinson himself was the only person killed though the House Majority Whip Rep Steve Scalise (R-La) was critically wounded and is still recovering from injuries he suffered

Several factors prevented further loss of life which deserve repeating and celebrating First Simpson Field groundskeeper Marvin Paz had locked the gate on the third base side of the park which prevented Hodgkinson from enter-ing the field The courageous actions of capitol police officers Crystal Griner and David Bailey and of Alexandria Police Department officers Alexander Jensen Kevin Jobe and Nicole Batt-aglia coupled with the quick arrival of Alexan-dria EMT personnel on the scene helped save Scalise and others

It was a horrible day but it could have been so much worse And in the aftermath of the atrocious event Alexandrians from across the city but particularly the Del Ray neighbor-hood rallied and reaffirmed their commitment to our community

Despite this something changed in Alex-andria on June 14 Until a tragedy hits close to home therersquos a sense of ldquoothernessrdquo to terrible events Mass shootings only happen in other places ndash until one happens in your hometown We always knew the unthinkable could happen here but we didnrsquot have to confront that possi-bility Now we do and itrsquos unsettling

In fact if there was a theme to 2017 it was various types of change

A shift in the political winds following the surprise election of Donald Trump as president last November brought different types of po-litical activism to the forefront in Alexandria Heretofore unseen political elements such as Alt-rightcom set up shop in Alexandria This led to sporadic protests outside their Old Town office All of these events led many in Alexan-dria to post signs emphasizing kindness and inclusion

Dramatic change also came to Alexandriarsquos waterfront in 2017 Hotel Indigo opened a new

boat club has been erected and the Robinson Terminal South site has been excavated and is about to be rebuilt into Robinson Landing townhomes

Significant change also occurred within Al-exandria City Public Schools In 12 months the city has had one superintendent resign an in-terim superintendent fill in capably and a new superintendent be named There was a change at the helm of Alexandriarsquos lone public high school with Peter Balas taking the reins And long-time beloved elementary school princi-pal Lucretia Jackson retired after more than 30 years at ACPS

Our city schools were also involved in the yearrsquos most acrimonious issue as Crawleyrsquos request for funds within the cityrsquos 10-year CIP plan increased by almost 100 percent over a few-month span Schools advocates reacted angrily when others in the community includ-ing city council balked at approving such a large increase coupled with a significant hike in the ACPS operating budget

Lastly significant change occurred within the Alexandria Times itself this year as Alexa Epitropoulos joined the paper in April as man-aging editor and reporter Her work revamping our digital offerings ndash including daily news up-dates ndash as well as her work covering the local business community has taken the Times in exciting new directions New graphic designer Aleksandra Kochurova has tweaked our fonts and presentation giving the paper a fresh modern look And new reporter Missy Schrott has quickly made her mark with compelling feature stories

This new team has enabled the Times to tackle our most ambitious reporting endeavor to date the seven-part series on opioids in Al-exandria that culminated in last weekrsquos front page story in which Epitropoulos told the sto-ries of two recovering addicts who reside in the city More exciting projects are in the works some of which we will be announcing in early 2018

Finally we would like to thank our readers and advertisers We thank Alexandria residents not only for reading writing in to us and voic-ing your views on important issues within the city but also for your willingness to reach out to us with tips on potential stories and for of-fering to talk with us and tell us your stories

And the Times would simply not exist with-out our advertisers who see the value that showcasing their businesses and services in our paper brings to them and who also see the val-ue that a community newspaper brings to the entire city

Happy holidays and best wishes for 2018


Alexandria is feeling the potent effects of the national opioid epidemic with a sharp increase in the past two years in the number of overdoses coupled with a shortage of treatment options for those addicted to heroin and synthetic opioids

Forty-four Alexandria residents died due to opioid overdoses between 2012 and 2016 according to statistics from the cityrsquos health department The number of Alexandria residents treated for opioid overdoses in regional hospitals jumped to 105 in 2016 up from 88 overdoses in 2015 As of May 2017 there were 41 Alexandrians treated for opioid overdoses in emergency rooms and if the trend continues the city is on track to have an all-time high of 123 overdoses by

the end of the year At the same time the city

has experienced a downturn in available treatment options due to staffing shortages in the cityrsquos opioid treatment facilities During both FY16 and FY17 the treatment program was closed

for new admissions other than pregnant women for extended periods of time In addition 26 percent more addicts in the cityrsquos overall substance abuse treatment programs in 2016 admitted to using opioids than in 2015

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2017 has been a wonderful year for many of their friends who found loving homes here in

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Investigating the opioid epidemic in Alexandria A seven part series

Alexandria is not immune to the nation-wide opioid epidemic as overdoses arrests and those seeking treatment have all grown exponentially here in the past two years In a multi-part series that ran from May through December 2017 Times reporters editors and graphic designers examined various facets of the crisis from statistics to stories of Alexandrians affected by the opioid scourge Seven investigative stories coupled with editorials columns and breaking news accounts comprised the coverage Summaries of the investigative stories can be found below The full package can be read at wwwalextimescomnewsopioids-in-alexandria

Part one

Two-year surge has responders working overtime

Part two

City treatment program faces staffing funding constraintsAs Alexandriarsquos opioid crisis

continues to grow the cityrsquos treatment program ndash one of four run by local governments in Virginia ndash faces constraints in staffing and funding This lack of funding created a challenging 2015 for the opioid program The number of people receiving help peaked at 130 patients that December while a number of key employees left

Susan Tatum director of the opioid treatment program said funding and staffing are deeply interconnected The

program has a small staff with a doctor a pharmacist a case manager three clinically licensed therapists two licensed practical nurses one registered nurse and a part time nurse practitioner Tatum said just one extended absence can have far-reaching impacts especially in a treatment program that runs seven days a week 365 days a year

Any staff absence or funding decrease is deeply felt by the nearly 200 patients who depend on the opioid treatment program

in some way every year ndash either for outpatient services like therapy case management medication-assisted treatment or for the most severe cases inpatient withdrawal management services which has the capacity to house 35 patients at a time

Tatum said the individuals who turn to city-sponsored opioid programs in most cases are those who canrsquot go anywhere else

ldquoPublic resources exist for folks who donrsquot have other options in a lot of casesrdquo Tatum said

GRAPHICS BY EVAN BERKOWITZ

For more opioid stories please see page 29

Projection based on year to dateSOURCE ALEXANDRIA

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

For part of 16 and 17 only preg-nant women were admitted as new patients due to a staffing shortage

daggerProjection based on year to dateSOURCE HEALTH DEPARTMENT


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JANUARY

Alexandrians ready for new administration

Alexandrians of all political stripes prepared in anticipation of Donald Trumprsquos inauguration as the 45th president of the United States on Jan 20 Local Republicans readied for inau-gural balls and celebrations while Democrats organized and planned protests

The Alexandria Police Department and Sheriffrsquos Office were well represented at the in-auguration ceremony Police officers and sher-iffrsquos deputies assisted their peers from DCrsquos Metropolitan Police Department and other de-partments from across the country with crowd control during Trumprsquos swearing-in and parade down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House

Several members of the new presidentrsquos administration resided in Alexandria including National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and

Press Secretary Sean Spicer neither of whom remained in their posts the entire year

After being named press secretary Spicer told the Times it was the fulfillment of a dream

ldquoIf yoursquore a communicator this is the major leagues the World Series of communicationsrdquo Spicer said ldquoFrom a very young age I thought lsquoMaybe Irsquoll get a shot at doing thatrsquo You always wonder if that will ever happen so when that opportunity presents itself you have to grab hold of itrdquo

Alexandria Democratic Committee Chairman Clarence Tong said that attendance at local meetings skyrocketed following the election while hundreds of city residents participated in the Womenrsquos March on Washington that took place Jan 21

Michael Brown named Alexan-dria police chief

City Manager Mark Jinks tapped seasoned police veteran Michael Brown to become Alex-andria chief of police following the retirement of Earl Cook in late 2016 Brown rose through the ranks of the California Highway Patrol starting as a police officer in Los Angeles in 1977 He later served as California state com-missioner from 2004 to 2008 As commissioner he led a law enforcement agency with approx-imately 7900 sworn personnel 3100 civilian staff more than 100 field offices and a budget of $18 billion

Brown had resided in Alexan-dria since 2010 when he became director of the office of impaired driving and occupant protection at the National Highway Traffic Safe-ty Administration where he was responsible for the development and implementation of national traffic safety policy and best prac-tices

Brown said in an interview with the Times that one of his empha-ses would be community policing in which officers build relation-ships with residents

ldquoThe effectiveness of a police department really depends upon the relationships you establish within the communityrdquo he said ldquoThat speaks to the police legit-imacy and everything else and also provides a vehicle for the community to communicate to us what their needs are Thatrsquos incredibly important in policing to-day and I hope to do that with the Alexandria Police Departmentrdquo

Jinks praised Brownrsquos back-ground particularly in the realm of community policing when an-nouncing the appointment

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lsquoAlt-rightrsquo arrives in Alexandria

An ldquoalt-rightrdquo website launched in mid-January around President Donald Trumprsquos in-auguration with its operations based on King Street in the heart of Old Town The AltRightcom website listed three mem-bers of its leadership team Daniel Friberg Jason Jorjani and Richard Spencer

Spencer gained notoriety in November 2016 when at the an-nual conference of the National Policy Institute a white suprem-acist think tank that Spencer chairs video captured by The At-lantic shows him shouting ldquoHail Trumprdquo during his speech and being greeted with Nazi salutes by some attendees

Some Alexandrians respond-ed by holding protests on King Street outside of the grouprsquos headquarters Various signs endorsing inclusiveness also sprang up around the city on front lawns and in shop win-dows

PHOTOCHRIS TEALE

Landmark Mall closesThe Howard Hughes Corpora-

tion owner of Landmark Mall announced on Jan 9 that it had purchased the since-closed Ma-cyrsquos department store The mall and all stores within it with the exception of Landmarkrsquos Sears store which the Hughes Corpo-ration does not own closed on

Jan 31Landmark had been the

scene of planned redevelop-ment for many years Council ap-proved Howard Hughesrsquo plan for the site in 2013 then amended it in 2015 Under that proposal the current Macyrsquos and Sears department stores would have

stayed in place with the existing mall demolished and replaced by a mixed-use development of retail restaurants and more than 400 residential units

Ownership of the mall has been a complicated issue The Dallas-based Hughes Corpora-tion owned the mall while the

two retail anchors owned their respective properties Any agree-ment about the sitersquos future required all three to be on the same page Hughesrsquo purchase of the Macyrsquos site solved part of the dilemma though the Sears store remains the missing piece of the puzzle for the company

Other notable eventsSchool board votes Ramee Gentry as chair Josh Baker named new DASH general manager

COURTESY PHOTO


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Protesters began gathering at the headquarters of the self-pro-claimed ldquoalt-rightrdquo movementrsquos new headquarters at 1001 King St in Old Town Churches com-munity groups and residents gathered to march against the organization Protests continued on and off at the headquarters throughout 2017

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Map Note The pink labels show the Plan Block IDs on the top K-5th GradeLive In counts in the middle and 6-8thGrade Live In counts on the bottomStudent data as of 10312016 4Data Sources Alexandria City Public Schools Cartographer ATC January 2017

Alexandria City Public SchoolsElementary Recommendation

Proposed Final Implementation for 2019-20 (proposed implementation begins 2018-19)

School board approves redistricted boundariesThe Alexandria City School

Board approved new boundaries for public elementary schools in the city representing the end of a process that lasted about 18 months

The new boundaries will go into effect for the 2018-19 school year and will require approximate-ly 474 students to change schools when they are implemented A total of 8432 students were en-rolled in ACPS from pre-K through fifth grade as of December 2016

The redistricting passed by an 8-1 vote with school board mem-ber Bill Campbell casting the lone dissenting vote Campbell said he had concerns with the potential negative effects on some families

Then-Superintendent Dr Alvin Crawley said staff and the school board have a ldquofull acknowledge-ment that it does not represent a single solution for addressing overcrowding and capacity issues in our school divisionrdquo

Alexandria property values up 2 percent

City prop-erty tax assess-ments in-creased by 2 percent according to notices sent to homeowners in early February Total prop-erty in the city is now valued at $39 billion an increase of $792 million over the previous year

While Alexandriarsquos property values are the second high-est in the region behind Falls Church itrsquos the lowest increase since the height of the Great Recession in 2009 and 2010 and the third-lowest increase in 20 years according to a staff report presented to city council

2

Protests greet lsquoalt-rightrsquo headquarters

PHOTOCHRIS TEALE

City manager proposes 23-cent real estate tax hike

City Manager Mark Jinks re-leased his $7125 million fiscal 2018 budget in February which included a recommendation to raise the residential property tax rate by 27 cents

ldquoThe city is at a crossroadsrdquo Jinks said ldquoIn the face of anemic revenue growth and increasing expenditure demands we can choose the path of reduced ser-vices and foregone investments in public buildings and infrastruc-ture hellip The other path is to take a

future-oriented viewrdquoUnder the plan general fund

spending would grow 35 per-cent beyond that of the prior fiscal year and Jinks proposed an increase in the real estate tax rate of $110 per $100 of assess value up from $1073 from the prior year That means Alexandria residents would see an average increase on their tax bill of 35 percent or around $197 per year


Other notable eventsOfficials unveil 72-hour parking rule replacement options

IMAGEACPS


After years of discussion and months of development a plan for an Old Town Business Improvement District was drafted and presented to the public on March 15 A 13-member exploratory committee drafted the recommendations

The presentation was met with strenuous resistance from many in the business com-munity including from former city councilor Frank Fannon who was in attendance at the meeting and expressed dissatisfaction with the BID process

ldquoThere was a tremendous amount of outrage at last weekrsquos BID meeting that this redlining tax could be assessed on certain propertiesrdquo Fan-non said ldquoThe average taxpayer in the proposed BID district already pays an average of $10000 a year in property taxes along with an assort-ment of other taxes the city levies on their entre-preneurial enterprises A further taking from the owners will have a serious impact on numerous businesses survivingrdquo

Others expressed support for an Old Town BID including former Alexandria Chamber of Commerce CEO Tina Leone who is president

of the Ballston BIDldquo[King Street] should be one of the streets

that is recognized in the United States

Yoursquove got to get it there and it takes money it has to be well planned out and itrsquos a good goalrdquo she said

MARCHExploratory committee unveils draft BID proposal City officials

lead massive heroin ring bust

Law enforcement officials in the City of Alexandria as well as state officials from Virginia and Maryland an-nounced on March 20 that they had apprehended 11 suspects in connection with a complex drug trafficking op-eration throughout the DC region

Alexandria Common-wealthrsquos Attorney Bryan Por-ter said the arrests and the seizure of firearms vehicles and large quantities of illegal narcotics and marijuana were an important step in combating the national opi-oid epidemic

Police said the investiga-tion began a year prior after Alexandria police officers investigated several heroin overdoses in the city The effort ultimately included Virginia State Police the Maryland State Police Prince Georgersquos County Po-lice Department the Prince Georgersquos County Statersquos At-torneyrsquos Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration

Officials seized 10 guns more than 400 grams of heroin 330 grams of co-caine 19 grams of PCP seven pounds of marijuana $18000 in cash and several vehicles

Bishop Ireton cheerleaders win national title

Bishop Ireton swept the Christian Cheerleading As-sociationrsquos 2017 national championships in Fayetteville North Carolina on March 4 It was their second national title in as many years

ldquoWe broke historyrdquo said Ireton coach Angela Hope-Es-kew at the time ldquoWe scored the highest score ever and the association has been going since 1987 Itrsquos unbe-lievable I couldnrsquot even think straight when our score was announcedrdquo


City council backs purchase of West End building for schoolCouncil advertises additional maxi-mum tax increase

Just a month after City Man-ager Mark Jinks requested a 27-cent per $100 of assessed value increase in the property tax rate city council voted 6-1 to increase that amount by three cents to a maximum of a 57-cent increase Council is required to advertise the max-imum tax rate weeks ahead of making a final decision on the budget and city taxes in May

The additional funding was advanced by Vice Mayor Justin Wilson who proposed putting revenue raised by the extra three cents toward cash capital to help pay for infrastructure projects

Mayor Allison Silberberg cast the lone dissenting vote saying she thought Jinksrsquo original pro-posed tax increase of 27 cents was more reasonable

ldquoI appreciate the spirit in which this is offered but to have that 57-cent increase on top of new fees is a great deal to ask our taxpayers to shoulder all at oncerdquo she said at the time

On March 18 city council unanimously approved the trans-fer of $456 million from the city general fund to Alexandria City Public Schools to allow the pur-chase of the vacant office space at 1701 and 1705 N Beaure-gard St for a planned new West End elementary school

The property sits at the cor-ner of North Beauregard Street and Rayburn Avenue and all school bus parent and staff ve-hicular traffic would have to use private roadways City officials including Mayor Allison Silber-berg expressed excitement at the prospect of the school but were concerned about some of the logistics

ldquoIrsquom excited about this as an addition to the city school system hellip but this is an ongoing processrdquo Silberberg said

Then ACPS Superintendent Dr Alvin Crawley said the school

system had not yet secured per-mission from neighboring prop-erty owners to use the private streets surrounding the building and its neighboring parking garage

Peter Balas named new principal of TC Williams High School

Superintendent Dr Alvin Crawley announced March 27 that he appointed Peter Balas as principal of TC Williams High School effective in July

Balas had been with Alexan-dria City Public Schools for 15 years at the time most recently serving as principal of Mount

Vernon Community School where he developed the school into the cityrsquos first full K-5 dual language program

Balas succeeded Jesse Din-gle who was appointed principal in 2015 but announced his res-ignation last November effective at the end of the school year

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Governor signs Alexandria outfalls bills with 2025 deadline

Virginia Gov Terry McAuliffe (D) signed two bills in April that require Alexandria to have its aged sewer system outfalls updated by 2025 The move was a blow to city leaders all fellow Democrats who formally wrote and asked McAuliffe to veto the bills after the Virginia State Senate rejected his proposed amendments that would have extended the cityrsquos deadline to 2027

House Bill 2383 and Senate Bill 898 require that Alexandria begin remediating its four com-bined sewer outfalls by 2023 and complete the project by July 1 2025 Previous language that punished Alexandria by withholding all state-level funding should the city not meet the deadline was stricken from the final text of the legislation

Delegate Mark Levine (D-45) said he was disappointed the governor did not veto both bills while Vice Mayor Justin Wilson concurred the 2025 timeline is a stretch

ldquoItrsquos clearly disappointingrdquo Wilson said ldquoThe city spends a lot of money to address the obliga-tions that the state doesnrsquot meet in other areas like education public safety health This just adds another thing to the list hellip Itrsquos unfortunate they have created a timeline that is largely im-possible but we will make do with what we do with a General Assembly and governorrsquos office that has forgotten their obligation to local govern-ment It is what it isrdquo FILE PHOTO

Woman sentenced to 14 years for murdering husband

Paula Thompson Marshall 48 was given two guilty verdicts on April 20 for murdering her 76-year-old husband Rolf Mar-shall in October 2016 following an argument about their dog

Marshall was sentenced to murder in the second degree and for the use of a firearm in com-mission of murder The murder took place after an argument between Thompson Marshall and Marshall over potentially euthanizing their aging Akita dog She told police the argument was prompted by the dog biting her earlier in the day

She said her husband gave her a loaded gun and dared her to shoot him The victim who was sitting in a defensive posture on his favorite leather chair was shot once in the torso with a 38

caliber handgunCommonwealthrsquos attorney

Bryan Porter in his sentencing argument said

ldquoI know that people break their wedding vows all the time ladies and gentlemen But it usually leads to divorce ndash not to the smoke of a fired 38 revolver filling a living room and a man bleeding into his favorite chairrdquo

Longtime human services leader Suzanne Chis retires

Suzanne Chis who was hired as the cityrsquos director of social services in 1983 retired after 34 years of social service to the city She spent the past five years as deputy director of the Depart-ment of Community and Social Services and executive director of the Community Services Board

Her parting thoughts were about the residents that she

worked to help through the years the underprivileged

ldquoItrsquos still surprising to this day the amount of poverty in Alexan-dria Itrsquos significantrdquo Chis said ldquoRight now when I retired we had approximately 23000 peo-ple on some type of public bene-fit and when you look at Alexan-dria you really donrsquot see thatrdquo


Other notable eventsSusan Carroll becomes Inova regional director City com-pletes sale of Murray-Dick-Fawcett house at 517 Prince St

PHOTOJAMES CULLUM



MAY

City council votes 6-1 to approve historic 57-cent tax hike As part of approving its

FY2018 budget in May city coun-cil voted in May in favor of a 57-cent increase to the cityrsquos real estate tax rate ndash a 73 percent in-crease over the FY2017 budget

Council voted 6-1 to approve the 57-cent tax increase with Mayor Allison Silberberg dissent-ing Vice Mayor Justin Wilson first proposed the unprecedented tax increase in March City Manager Mark Jinks had suggested a 27-cent real estate tax hike which Silberberg supported The new rate translated into about $459 more in taxes and fees for the average homeowner in FY2018 in comparison to FY2017

ldquoThis is far too much of a bur-den on our citizens all at once To me this is just not acceptablerdquo Silberberg said at the meeting ldquoMake no mistake itrsquos a historic tax increaserdquo

Wilson however said the higher tax would offset the cityrsquos small revenue increases

ldquoThe budget asks a lot of our taxpayers no question about it I donrsquot think anybody minimizes

that impactrdquo Wilson said at the time ldquoIn the end for me this came down to a choice between a significant revenue increase this year or a much more painful revenue increase in the future and quite honestly more expen-sive ones to deal with a set of deferred items that have gone on for far too long helliprdquo

The tax increase was part of an overall $7281 million budget It included a $2426 million ap-propriation for the Alexandria City Public School system as well as the allocation of $373 million to the school systemrsquos 2018-2027 Capital Improvement Program ndash a $238 million reduction from

ACPSrsquo requested $611 million The allocation for 2017 was $19 million in comparison to the $325 million requested by ACPS The approved FY2018 budget for the city left the school system with a $21 million gap in its ap-proved operating budget

ACPS in turn cut some staff positions delayed full step in-creases for ACPS staff and put facility modernization efforts on hold A press release issued at the time said ACPS aimed to ldquoprotect classrooms as far as possible and impact staff as little as possiblerdquo though it also noted that 88 percent of ACPSrsquo operat-ing budget is personnel-related

Schools super-intendent Alvin Crawley announc-es resignation

Dr Alvin Crawley superinten-dent of Alexandria City Public Schools announced on May 10 he would leave the post for a faculty position at George Ma-son University in the graduate school of education and human development

Crawley became interim superintendent of the school district in 2013 and became the permanent leader in early 2014 During his time as superinten-dent he saw ACPS through a number of challenges including difficult budget cycles redistrict-ing and the purchase of a West End office building that ACPS is in the midst of transforming into a new elementary school

Alt-right leader Richard Spencer confronted by C Christine FairAlt-right leader Richard Spen-

cerrsquos altercation with a George-town professor on May 17 and the subsequent suspension of his membership at an Alexan-dria gym prompted headlines from national media outlets

The incident started when C Christine Fair a Georgetown as-sociate professor approached Spencer at Sport amp Healthrsquos Old Town location at 209 Madison

St She confronted him about his white nationalist statements and said his membership at the gym was an ldquounfair burdenrdquo to women and people of color as well as male allies She also called him a ldquoneo-Nazirdquo

After the confrontation the gymrsquos general manager told Fair she was creating a hostile environment Though Fair was the one that was initially told

to leave Spencer was the one to lose his membership at the gym Fairrsquos membership wasnrsquot suspended but the gym did request a meeting with Fair in which they told her to not con-front fellow gym members

The incident occurred just a few months after Spencerrsquos or-ganization AltRightcom moved its headquarters to Old Town

Bishop Ireton girlsrsquo lacrosse bests rival SSSAS for state title

After a hard-fought season the Bishop Ireton womenrsquos lacrosse team bested rivals St Stephens and St Agnes on May 20 claim-ing the Virginia Independent School Athletic Association state championship title with a narrow 9-8 victory Cardinals midfielder Madison Mote score the gamersquos winning goal The victory culmi-nated a major comeback for the team as midway through the season BI sported a mediocre 6-5 record The team bounced back with 13 consecutive wins ending the season at 17-5 The St Ste-phens and St Agnes womenrsquos team ended their season 26-1

-aepitropoulosalextimescom

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Del Ray residents woke up the morning of May 27 to find numerous flyers with racist messages plastered on utility polls and car windshields The flyers concentrated on Com-monwealth Mount Vernon East Uhler and East Custis avenues bore racist pro-fas-cist and anti-press slogans and one flyer had personal information about C Christine Fair the Georgetown profes-sor who confronted alt-right leader Richard Spencer at an Alexandria gym in May The flyers were linked to a white supremacist group called Van-guard America but no group took responsibility for posting the messages Del Ray resi-dents responded to the flyers by hanging posters of their own with positive messages

Racist flyers in Del Ray spark outrage

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In the immediate aftermath of the shooting details began to emerge that Hodgkinson had been living in Alexandria for nearly six weeks before the incident took place

The FBIrsquos investigation indicated that Hodgkinson drove from Belleville Illinois to Alexandria in late March and had lived in the parking lot of the Del Ray YMCA Alex-andria in his van since then Hodgkinson used free wifi at public libraries and was a frequent visitor of the YMCA and during that time had a number of conversations with former Mayor Bill Euille Euille noticed Hodgkinson was in the YMCA lobby every morning when he arrived between 7 and 730 am

Hodgkinson began initiating conversa-tions with Euille about employment oppor-tunities and asked for suggestions for local restaurants

Euille said throughout the time they

talked he didnrsquot believe there were red flags that he missed

ldquoThe reality is I wish I could have learned more about this gentleman and could have known what was inside of himrdquo Euille told the Alexandria Times

Hodgkinson also was a daily patron of South China a Chinese restaurant in the 1300 block of Mount Vernon Avenue He came to the restaurant every day to get the

Shortly after 7 am on June 14 mem-bers of the Republican team were practic-ing at Eugene Simpson Stadium Park in Del Ray for the upcoming Congressional Baseball Game

Two members of the team who were leav-ing the practice field were ap-proached by 66-year-old James T Hodgkinson at 702 am Hodgkinson asked the mem-bers if the practice was for the Republican or Democratic team One of the members told the man that the team was Republican Hodgkinson then walked away and retrieved a semi-automatic assault rifle and 9mm semi-automatic pis-tol from his van

The man re-approached the field and opened fire at 706 am on the roughly 20 to 25 members of the team through the fence surrounding Eugene Simpson Stadium Park

Rep Steve Scalise the House majority whip was playing by second base at the time and was likely the first to be shot Lob-byist Matthew Mika was shot in the chest shortly after and was assisted off the field by team members Zack Barth a legislative correspondent for Rep Roger Williams (R-Tx) was struck in his left leg while lying on the ground for cover

Members of Scalisersquos security detail US Capitol Police Special Agents David Bailey and Crystal Griner were the first to engage Hodgkinson The fire from Bailey

caused Hodgkinson to duck behind the third base dugout and head south of the

JUNE JUNE SHOOTING AT EUGENE SIMPSON STADIUM PARK


Sparks fly during Old Town BID debate

The Old Town BID had a contentious month in June A city council work session brought members of the pro and anti side together for a panel dis-cussion on June 6 The anti side con-sisting of Roger Digilio Bert Ely Kim Putens and Dan Hazelwood argued that the process of developing a BID was deeply flawed and lacked trans-parency while the pro side consisting of Victoria Vergason Tom Osborne Scott Shaw and Deana Rhodeside

argued that a BID was needed to keep Old Town relevant in a time of growing competition

Later in the month a proposal put forward by Vice Mayor Justin Wilson and Councilor Paul Smedberg and signed by Councilors Del Pepper Willie Bailey and John Chapman directed the city manager to prepare a new proposal that would include the BIDrsquos boundaries a framework budget and a specific list of services that a BID would provide

Lucretia Jackson retires from Matthew Maury Elementary School

Lucretia Jackson an influential princi-pal at Lyles Crouch Traditional Academy and Matthew Maury Elementary School retired in June after nearly 40 years at Alexandria City Public Schools

Jackson began her career in Washing-ton DCrsquos public school system in 1973 teaching fourth grade and a multi-age classroom with first grade and kinder-garten students She moved to ACPS in 1980 teaching at John Adams Elemen-tary School Patrick Henry Elementary School and was part of forming Cora Kelly Magnet Elementary

She became assistant principal of Mount Vernon Elementary School in 1992 and became principal of Lyles Crouch Elementary School in 1996 At the time Lyles Crouch wasnrsquot accredited and was missing its adequate yearly progress goals Jackson turned it into a K-5 traditional academy with fewer students per classroom new music and after school programs and homework

clubs After two years the school was ac-credited and meeting its AYP goals

Jackson left Lyles Crouch for Matthew Maury Elementary School in 2004 which at the time was the lowest performing school in Northern Virginia Jackson helped the school gain accreditation with-in her first two years at the school and increased enrollment from 158 to 410

She was succeeded as principal at Matthew Maury by Victor Powell at the beginning of the school year


PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT

What happened on June 14

NICOLE BATTAGLIA

Shooter in our midst

PHOTODENISE DUNBAR

KEVIN JOBE

PHOTOTINA GEHRING

JAMES HODGKINSON


same to-go meal General Tsorsquos chicken and fried rice He ate in the restaurant on June 13 the day before the shooting be-tween 130 and 2 pm receptionist Levis Jiminez said Jiminez said she had asked him if he enjoyed the food on that day and Hodgkinson responded that he did

Manager Crist Dauberman at the Del Ray Service Station had an encounter of his own the morning of June 13 at around

10 am Hodgkinson came to the service station to have air put into his tires and the two were having a conversation when Hodgkinson loudly began ranting about President Donald Trump Dauberman tried to shut down the conversation but remem-bered that Hodgkinson asked if his tires would make it to Illinois

There were others who remembered Hodgkinsonrsquos presence in the neighbor-hood too He had often come to Pork Bar-rel BBQ to sit at the bar to watch golf and drink beer but co-owner Bill Blackburn had never met him personally Although Junction Bakery amp Bistro manager Tami Hatridge said Hodgkinson never came into the cafeacute she recalled seeing him sitting across the street on the bench in front of Walgreenrsquos

ldquoHe was living amongst us and we didnrsquot notice hellip because we donrsquot see with those kinds of eyesrdquo Hatridge told the Times

field between a storage unit and a wooden press box behind home plate While Griner

and Bailey were engaging Hodgkinson Gri-ner was shot in the ankle which made her unable to stand

Alexandria Police Department officer Kevin Jobe arrived at the scene at 712 am while fellow officers Nicole Battaglia and Alexander Jensen arrived at 713 am Battaglia took fire from Hodgkinson before taking cover behind a parked car while Jensen attempted to fire two rounds at Hodgkinson ndash the first which didnrsquot fire because his gun was in ldquocruiser saferdquo mode the second which fired but missed Hogkinson

Jensenrsquos third attempt to fire was suc-cessful hitting Hodgkinson in the right hip The injury caused Hodgkinson to partially collapse and drop the assault rifle He then stood up again and shot at Bailey and Jen-sen with his 9mm semi-automatic pistol One of Baileyrsquos rounds hit Hodgkinson in the chest while one of Jensenrsquos rounds hit Hodgkinson in the left hip That hit caused Hodgkinson to collapse on the ground Even after he collapsed the shooter at-tempted to get up and motion toward his pistol

Jobe transmitted over his radio at 715 pm that the suspect was in custody Life-saving measures were performed on the suspect and he was transmitted to the George Washington University Hospital He later died at the hospital from gunshot wounds suffered in the shootout His death would later be reported by President Don-ald Trump in his address about the incident at 1130 am

JUNE SHOOTING AT EUGENE SIMPSON STADIUM PARK


Just a day after the shooting that sent shockwaves through the DC metro area the Congressional Baseball Game for Charity attracted a record crowd at Nation-als Park on June 15

President Donald Trump in a pre-re-corded video message told attendees that ldquothe game will go onrdquo while praising Capitol police and Alexandria first respond-ers for their actions

ldquoBy playing tonight you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats acts of violence or assaults on our democraciesrdquo Trump said in the video address following the ceremonial first pitch which was thrown by US Capitol Police Special Agent David Bailey ldquoI know you will be playing extra hard tonight for Steverdquo

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-Wis) House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky) and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) offered an in-person ldquoPlay Ballrdquo after the address

The Democratic team won the game 11-2 but Democratic team manager Rep Mike Doyle of Pennsylvania offered the trophy to Republican team manager Rep Joe Barton of Texas who was on the field with his two sons when the shooting took place

ldquoI talked to my teamrdquo Doyle said at the game ldquoand what the Democrats would like to do is give you this trophy for Steve Scalisersquos officerdquo

The Alexandria Little League held a reclaiming event of its own about a week after the shooting on June 20 where hun-

dreds gathered including Barton himself to reopen the park

ldquoI canrsquot tell you how it warms my heart to see families and little league teams arriving not the crime scene tape and FBI and all of the law enforcementrdquo Barton said at the event

The event reflected similar efforts made by the Del Ray community to take back the community from a tragic event that they felt didnrsquot represent them including hosting a community walk the night of the June 14 shooting

ldquoWe pull together and it has made us stronger and more determined that we wonrsquot get hopeless or cynicalrdquo Gayle Reuter longtime Del Ray resident said at the time ldquoWe know that no matter what happens good will prevailrdquo


KEVIN JOBE ALEXANDER JENSEN

The game goes onPHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT

PHOTOTINA GEHRING PHOTOTINA GEHRING

PHOTOSTEPHANIE CAMPBELL

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JULY

ACPS appoints interim superin-tendent Lois Berlin

As Dr Alvin Crawleyrsquos time at Alexandria City Public Schools drew to a close the school dis-trict appointed Dr Lois Berlin to bridge the gap to a perma-nent replacement

Berlin a past superinten-dent of Falls Church City Public Schools and former teacher and administrator at ACPS took the helm on July 24 During her previous tenure at ACPS she served as associate superintendent for curriculum and instruction principal of George Mason Elementary School and at Jefferson Hous-ton Elementary School Most recently she was executive di-rector for the Washington Area School Study Council

Since her appointment Berlin has navigated the school district through getting approval from city council to proceed with the planned West End Elementary School and appointing a number of new officials including a new direc-tor of transportation and a new chief operating officer Mignon Anthony

She dealt with a number

of challenges during her first months in the position as well including the hiring of John B Murphy as the new West End Elementary School principal A week after his hiring was announced it was discovered that the would-be principal had faced several accusations of misconduct at schools he had previously led in New York and Connecticut His offer of em-ployment was withdrawn

Berlin will lead ACPS until her successor Dr Gregory C Hutchings Jr begins his tenure in July 2018

-aepitropoulos alextimescom

Old Town acci-dent results in injury death

A serious automobile accident in the early morning of July 8 led to the death of a 24-year-old

Simon Pedro Urbina-Vasquez 27 of Fairfax County lost con-trol of his vehicle while driving southbound on South Henry Street Urbina-Vasquezrsquos brother Silver Spring resident Jose Wuil-ver Urbina-Vasquez died from injuries at the scene and anoth-er 24-year-old resident of Fairfax County had serious injuries

The driver was charged with DUI-related vehicular man-slaughter

Six weeks after the shooting at Eugene Simpson Stadium Park that left Rep Steve Scalise criti-cally wounded and others injured President Donald Trump honored five of the first responders on the scene including three Alexandria Police Department officers

Trump awarded officers Kevin Jobe Alexander Jensen and Nicole Battaglia along with US Capitol Police Special Agents Da-vid Bailey and Crystal Griner the Medal of Valor the equivalent of the militaryrsquos Medal of Honor at a ceremony July 27

Scalise was unable to attend as he was discharged from Med-Star Washington Hospital Center just the day before after battling an infection related to the shoot-ing But in a statement he posted

on social media the congressman expressed his thanks for all the first responders who helped save his life and the lives of others on the baseball field

ldquoMost people instinctively run from danger but these officers did not hesitate to put their own lives on the line to run towards it that morning of June 14 to protect

the lives of othersrdquo Scalise said ldquoDavid Crystal Nicole Kevin and Alexander all have families of their own yet they courageously con-fronted and stopped the shooter Everyone who was at the ballpark that morning owes their lives to the selfless and brave actions of these heroes and I cannot thank them enoughrdquo

The Alexandria Intermediate 5070 Little League All-Stars be-came the first Alexandria team at any level to win the state title when they beat Arlington Nation-al and Arlington American in a tournament on July 10

They reached the Southeast Regional Tournament which was held in Kernersville North Car-olina in July where they lost to Georgia and won over Alabama before bowing out after losing to

South CarolinaCoach Mike Engelberg called

the team reaching regionals a

ldquostamp of validationldquoIn todayrsquos day and age where

everybodyrsquos so focused on travel baseball and year-round base-ball itrsquos neat to win a state Little League championshiprdquo Engel-berg said ldquoNo matter where you live in the country at any point in your life you can say lsquoMy Lit-tle League team won our state championshiprsquo hellip and just about anyone who follows sports will know what yoursquore talking about

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Alexandria All-Stars crowned state champs

President Donald Trump honors first respond-ers in Eugene Simpson Stadium Park shooting

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AUGUST

Long-running nonprofit Com-munity Lodgings marked 30 years in operation in August The nonprofit was initially founded by the rectors of eight Episcopal churches in greater Alexandria who realized there was a lack of transitional housing space for those who wanted to get out of shelters and didnrsquot have the re-sources to live on their own

The idea for Community Lodgings eventually transitioned to affordable housing rather than transitional housing in the late 1990s and early 2000s Eventually it added a learning center component and began to provide computer literacy and English language learner class-es which has grown over time CLI now has three learning cen-ters that assist 110 children

The nonprofit is now led by Executive Director Lynn Thomas who brought 30 years of hous-ing and grants administration experience to the job when she arrived five years ago Since arriving Thomas has added AmeriCorps staff to the learning centers through partnering with the cityrsquos housing and human services department

Community Lodgings formally celebrated its 30th anniversary on Sept 19 at Belle Haven Country Club

Patsy Ticer dies at 82Patsy Ticer Alexandriarsquos well-

loved former mayor and state senator died on Aug 8 of compli-cations from a fall at age 82

Ticer is remembered for her service to the city before and long after she went into politics

She was born Patricia Keyser Smith on Jan 6 1935 in Wash-ington DC and moved to Alexan-dria in 1947 She graduated from George Washington High School and Sweet Briar College

She married John ldquoJackrdquo Ticer in 1956 with whom she had four children While raising her chil-dren she worked as a real estate agent and served on the Athane-ums and Alexandria Librarys boards among others She was the first female senior warden of the vestry at St Paulrsquos

She was elected to city council

in 1982 and in her second term she became vice mayor When then-Mayor Jim Moran stepped down in 1991 she ran to replace him and became the citys first female mayor Ticer became well known beyond Alexandria when she stood up to Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke who wanted to build a stadium in the city

After she was elected to the Virginia state senate in 1995 she advanced legislation that helped families children and the environment

She was predeceased by her husband Jack and survived by her four children John T Ticer Jr Margaret Ticer Janowsky Cather-ine Ticer Virginia Ticer Baechler and five grandchildren


Community Lodgings cele-brates 30 years

JULY cont Alrsquos Steak House reopens after 2016 fire

About a year after Alrsquos Steak House suffered a fire on its re-opening day the Del Ray insti-tution reopened on July 21

The restaurant located at 1504 Mount Vernon Ave was operated by John Severson until his death in 2015 His son John ldquoBordquo Severson approached the Breeding family longtime cus-tomers who had expressed in-terest in buying the restaurant

The Breedings made the sale final in June 2016 and they officially reopened Alrsquos to the public on July 6 After just five

hours in operation a fire broke out leaving the restaurant in need of extensive repairs It took almost a year but the family finally got the green light from the fire department to re-open on June 14


Three injured by 17-year-old in Del Ray multiple shooting

Three people were injured when a 17-year-old opened fire on East Howell Avenue

David Palmer 17 plead-ed guilty on Nov 21 to three counts of malicious wounding during July 27 incident which injured a 19-year-old woman and two men aged 21 and 49 who suffered from non-life threatening injuries Palmers motive is unclear

Palmer is set for sentencing on Jan 25 2018

DiJuan Clark sentenced to 31 years for murderAn Alexandria man who

murdered another city resident in an alleged retaliation killing was sentenced on July 27 to 31 years in prison for charges of second-degree murder and use of a firearm in commission of a murder

DiJuan Marquie Clark 32 was convicted for the murder of Saquan Emari Hall a 23-year-old city resident He pleaded guilty at his trial on March 16

Evidence presented at the case revealed Clark confronted Hall in the 1000 block of First

Street early in the morning of July 2 2016 Clark and Hall had a brief argument before Clark opened fire Hall fled down an alley toward North Patrick Street and Clark fol-lowed him continuing to fire Once Hall collapsed on the ground Clark approached him and shot him in the head

Clark was taken into custody weeks after the incident on July 21 2016 Clark told police Hall was responsible for the death of his brother Pierre Clark who was killed on June 9 2016

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After serving three terms on city council Tim Lovain an-nounced he would not run for a fourth term in 2018 Lovain cited family as the reason for not seeking reelection stating hersquod like to spend more time with his wife and college- and high-school-age children

Lovain was first elected to council in 2006 then lost his seat in the 2009 election before being voted back onto council in 2012 During his ca-reer on council hersquos focused on transportation land use and Alexandria City Public Schools He cited the devel-opment of long-term trans-portation plans for the area

as a highlight of his service and said hersquos pleased with the progress the city has made during his time on council

-mschrottalextimescom

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SEPTEMBERCouncilor Tim Lovain wonrsquot seek reelection

City abandons plans for Old Town BIDMore than a year after an ex-

ploratory committee began developing plans to create a business improvement district in Old Town City Manager Mark Jinks announced the city was abandoning the effort Jinks said the decision was a result of feedback from the exploratory committee that they could not devote the time and effort to put

together a new BID framework that would garner majority ap-proval from business and prop-erty owners

When the BID proposal was brought before council in June several council members said public feedback was running about three-to-one in opposition In his announcement Jinks said the BID should not be govern-

ment-led and should have been predominantly advocated for by the business community that would be directly impacted

Some members of the BID ex-ploratory committee reacted an-grily to Jinksrsquo characterization of the decision saying the commit-tee did their job and city council should have voted the matter up or down in June


Council approves new West End elementary schoolThe planned West End ele-

mentary school at 1701 and 1705 N Beauregard St passed its biggest hurdle at Septemberrsquos public hearing when city council unanimously approved its devel-opment special use permit The

approval means construction can begin on transforming the vacant office building into a school that will eventually accommodate 650 students between kindergarten and fifth grade It will be the first new school facility for Alexandria

City Public Schools since Sam-uel Tucker Elementary School opened in 1999 The new school is set to open for the 2018-19 school year according Ramee Gentry chair of the Alexandria City School Board

Asana purchases 21 Old Town propertiesAsana Partners closed on

Monarch Row buying five King Street properties and one on South Union Street bringing its portfolio of properties in Old Town to 21 locations worth more than $100 million The develop-ment company closed on its first purchase in December 2016

Those who are active in devel-oping Alexandriarsquos retail footprint are optimistic about Asanarsquos plans saying that the companyrsquos far reach and sheer number of storefronts in Old Town could

be a game changer for the area Since the purchase Asana executives have announced a strategy that involves providing a pathway for retailers who have been looking to enter the Old Town market and attracting mil-lennials to the area


Other notable eventsWhen Hurricane Harvey struck Houston in early September Alexandria doctors churches and local businesses helped with services supply drives and fundraisers US Coast Guard tall ship Eagle docked outside Robinson Landing at 1 Duke St for about a week in early September City archaeologists uncov-ered remnants of 19th-century Pioneer Mills while ex-cavating the site of Robinson Terminal South

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OCTOBER

Christ Church announces plans to relocate Washington Lee plaquesChrist Churchrsquos decision to relocate plaques

honoring two of its most famous members George Washington and Robert E Lee from its worship space no later than summer 2018 went viral in late October earning headlines of varying tones from the Washington Post Washington Times CNN Na-tional Review and a variety of blogs and websites

The historic Episcopal church located promi-nently on Old Townrsquos main corridor announced the decision in an email to congregation members on Oct 26 after members of its vestry voted unani-mously to relocate the plaques The church began considering the issue in the summer seven listen-ing sessions and many one-on-one conversations with parishioners were held in September

The church said the decision to remove the plaques which were erected in 1870 following the Civil War was an effort to make visitors to the church feel more welcome saying in the email ldquohellip some visitors and guests who worship with us

choose not to return because they receive an un-intended message from the prominent presence of the plaquesrdquo The church also cited the evolving understanding of the legacy of slavery and the Con-federacy in its decision

While several community members and critics felt that Washington and Lee should not be treat-ed equally the church said they considered the plaques together because they were erected at the same time Their email announcement detailed the problematic legacy of Lee but went into less detail about Washington saying only that the plaques ldquovisually balance each other maintaining the sym-metry of our sanctuaryrdquo

Results from a Times poll from the week of Nov 2 established 17 percent of participants thought both plaques should be relocated 77 percent voted they shouldnrsquot and 6 percent voted that just Leersquos plaque should be relocated No one voted that only Wash-ingtonrsquos plaque should be relocated


Shelter may temporarily move to LandmarkWhile the timeline for the re-

development of Landmark Mall is still unclear the nearly vacant shopping center could find a new use in a matter of months Alexandriarsquos Carpenterrsquos Shelter is negotiating with the Howard Hughes Corporation which owns the majority of Landmark Mall to occupy a portion of the area Macyrsquos vacated in January

The shelter would occupy the space for two years while

its current facility at 930 N Henry St goes through a major renovation Kerry Donley for-mer Alexandria mayor and vice chairman of the Carpenterrsquos Shelter board said the situation would be a win-win for both organizations as the two-year window aligns well with plans to redevelop the site


FILE PHOTO


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ldquoWersquove made a lot of good friends since moving to Hermitagerdquo Meet Carol and MJ Carol and MJ are great

buddies ey are also next door neighbors Carol is 88 years old and MJ is 79 Carol

moved to Hermitage Northern Virginia from Arlington about a year before MJ who came from Montgomery County Maryland Aer moving the two friends discovered a shared love of outdoor walks on the grounds of the community and around the quiet neighborhood streets Carol focuses on her balance with a functional tness class 4x a week and MJ enjoys reading in the library Carol likes the many interesting people and MJ enjoys the many excursions and the reading club It feels like a family here at Hermitage Northern Virginia

OCTOBER contCouncil approves Potomac Yard development

City council voted to move for-ward with a condo development project at 2551 Main Line Blvd in Potomac Yard at its October public hearing With the vote council approved amendments to the Potomac YardPotomac Greens small area plan that will allow the number of units to increase from 36 to 138 and the height to go from 55 to 70 feet

The project has drawn oppo-

sition from residents who live on neighboring streets since the developer Potomac Yard Devel-opment LLC a subsidiary of the PulteGroup Inc proposed the amendments Many neighbors felt betrayed by the 383 percent increase in density the amend-ment allowed The developer made several compromises to appease neighbors including re-moving a total of four units from

the building creating a 55-foot terrace on each side relocating the opening of a garage and in-cluding an open green space that would leave residents 127 feet away from the building

Despite neighbor protests that the compromise was not enough council voted to approve the amendment by a vote of six to one with Mayor Allison Silberberg casting the lone dissenting vote Local soccer star earns national award

A combination of pure com-mitment a competitive attitude and natural ability led soccer star Claire Constant to be nationally recognized as a Gatorade Player of the Year The award is designed to recognize student athletes for their athleticism academic success and exemplary character Constant has been playing soccer since her fa-ther put a ball in her crib when she was three months old

A senior at TC Williams High School she is a three-year mem-ber of the girls varsity soccer team She is the first girls soccer player from TC Williams to win the Player of the Year award She has also played for and captained the Mc-Lean ECNL club team for the past four years Constant is verbally committed to continue playing soccer next year at the University of Virginia

Other notable eventsThree dead after two major crime incidents

NOVEMBERVice Mayor Justin Wilson

announces mayoral runVice Mayor Justin Wilson

announced on Nov 13 that he will run for mayor in 2018 set-ting the stage for a showdown against incumbent Mayor Allison Silberberg Wilson who is in his third city council term said he will focus on education the economy and infrastructure He said priority issues are fast-grow-ing enrollment at Alexandria City Public Schools insufficient citywide access to pre-K educa-tion the Potomac Yard metro Landmark Mallrsquos redevelopment effort and retail vacancy

Infrastructure needs he will emphasize include fixing the cityrsquos sewer system modern-izing schools and maintaining city parks Wilsonrsquos candidacy comes as little surprise to those tuned into city politics Wilson and Silberberg have clashed on a number of issues since she was sworn in as mayor in Janu-

ary 2016 Silberberg said she will be running for reelection in 2018 but said she wonrsquot have an official campaign launch until early next year Wilsonrsquos decision means two city council seats will be open as incum-bent Tim Lovain announced in September that he will not seek reelection next year


PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT


NOVEMBER contACPS takes back West End Elementary School principal appointment

Just a week after John B Murphy was appointed princi-pal of the West End Elementa-ry School at 1701 N Beaure-gard St Alexandria City Public Schools announced it would not proceed with the appoint-ment due to new information Multiple news stories revealed that in prior years Murphy had been accused of misconduct toward students teachers and faculty at several schools in different states

Although ACPS did not reveal details in the statement they issued reversing the decision

articles from multiple New York news outlets including the New York Post the New

York Daily News and Black Star News revealed Murphy was accused of a long list of wrong-doings He was alleged to have abused students and teach-ers at a New York City public school and a Connecticut high school among others

Itrsquos not clear how Murphyrsquos appointment was able to get through ACPSrsquo vetting process The school district said the vet-ting process was thorough and included a full internet search of all candidates

A new principal Rachael Dischner was named Dec 21

City Democrats celebrate statewide wins

Democrats swept all three statewide races on Nov 7 with Ralph S Northam elected gov-ernor Justin Fairfax lieutenant governor and incumbent Attor-ney General Mark Herring win-ning reelection City Democrats including Mayor Allison Silber-berg and several other mem-bers of city council celebrated

the win at a viewing party at Del Rayrsquos Pork Barrel BBQ Many Alexandria precincts went for Northam by high margins he gained 80 percent or more of the vote in half of the cityrsquos 28 precincts Overall Northam won Alexandria by 7836 percent to Republican Ed Gillespiersquos 2074 percent

Other notable eventsAffordable housing project revitalizes the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection in Alexandrias West End Sunrise Senior Livings Old Town location moves forward

DECEMBER

ACPS names new superintendentDr Gregory C Hutchings Jr

a TC Williams High School alum was selected by the school board as Alexandria City Public Schoolsrsquo new superin-tendent ACPS announced in a press release on Dec 14 Hutchings will begin his new position with ACPS in July 2018 after completing his fifth year as superintendent of Shaker Heights Schools near Cleveland Ohio

Hutchings not only attend-ed ACPS ndash he also previously worked in the school district as an administrator from 2010 to 2013 He first served as

director of middle school pro-grams for ACPS and later as director of pre-K-12 initiatives Hutchingsrsquo appointment follows previous superintendent Dr Al-

vin Crawleyrsquos departure in July Since Crawley left for a faculty position at George Mason Uni-versity Dr Lois Berlin has act-ed as interim superintendent

Parking task force finalizes recommendationsMembers of the cityrsquos parking

standards task force agreed on final recommendations for minimum and maximum parking at their Nov 29 meeting Their plans to cap allowed parking and allow shared parking to count toward minimum require-ments were opposed by a rep-resentative of a regional restau-rant association

If approved by city council these new requirements would significantly reduce the amount of parking that developers and

business owners would need to provide in new construction or when existing buildings are redeveloped for more intensive uses The new standards would apply to hotels office buildings retail businesses and restau-rants New businesses would be required to provide less parking in Alexandriarsquos main commercial districts which also include the residential neighborhoods of Old Town and Del Ray though exist-ing code already exempts most retail and restaurant parking

requirements in Old Town Task force members repeat-

edly championed the data-driven aspect of their recommenda-tions which stemmed from a parking study commissioned by the city although at the meeting two city staffers presented con-flicting reports of parking usage at the medical office building at 4660 Kenmore Ave The final report including details of the point-in-time parking study has not yet been made public


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City council took a major step forward at its December public hearing in the ongoing Cameron Run Park discussion Council agreed unanimously to endorse seven priorities as the ldquofuture visionrdquo for Cameron Run Park a 26-acre space on Eisenhower Avenue

They also decided to explore partnership opportunities with not only NOVA Parks the organi-zation leasing the land but other interested groups as well The overarching consensus among

council staff and community members is that the park would be served by a better purposeThe renewed debate was sparked by the impending end of a 40-year lease with NOVA Parks which expires in 2021

The city has until Sept 30 2018 to negotiate partnerships with NOVA and other interested groups If negotiations are unsuc-cessful by that date the existing lease of Cameron Run Park will expire on July 1 2021 and revert back to city control

Council sets Cameron Run Park priorities


We would like to extend our thanks to the Alexandrians who participate in the success of our paper every week Each reader advertiser interviewee

and contributor makes our job at the Alexandria Times a joy

We would especially like you to join us in thanking the businesses whose advertisements make it possible for you to enjoy the latest Alexandria city

news in the paper and in your inbox through E-delivery every week

Wishing you all happy holidays and a 2018 filled with blessings

- The Alexandria Times staff

Alexandria Times

Thank you


Two residents of local non-profit Friends of Guest House Heidi Christiansen and Emma Tyrrell discussed their de-scents into opioid addiction and their recovery process

Both women were introduced to prescription pills in their 40s after surgeries and then began to use heroin

Theyre not alone About 2 million people in the US had

a substance abuse disorder involving prescription pain pills in 2015 according to the Amer-ican Society of Addiction Med-icine and of the 52404 lethal drug overdoses in 2015 more than 38 percent ndash 20101 ndash were related to prescription pain pills Opioid addiction has also been on the rise in women

Christiansen and Tyrrell are both part of Friends of Guest

Housersquos six-month residential rehabilitation program and plan to participate in after care They hope to rebuild bridges and live healthy lives

ldquoItrsquos a process ndash the shame and guilt of your addiction and your behaviors during your ad-dition oftentimes without help will prevent you from rebuilding your life and keep you in a cycle of addictionrdquo Christiansen said

OPIOIDS SERIES contPart three

Life on the front lines of Alexandriarsquos opioid crisisAs the only hospital within city

limits Inova Alexandria finds itself on the front lines of a local health epidemic surrounding opioid abuse

Most individuals who over-dose in the city will come through Inova Alexandriarsquos emergency department ndash and over the past four years that number has significantly in-creased In the first week of

October alone for example there were six overdoses and one death in the city according to the Alexandria Police Depart-ment

Dr Martin H Brown chair-man of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Inova Alexandria said the hospital began seeing the beginnings of an uptick in opioid abuse a de-cade ago It began with a push

in the medical field throughout the 2000s to treat patients with pain more aggressively

Inova Alexandria has changed its policies so that it gives out substantially fewer pain prescriptions than in years past While this measure is an important step to reduce ad-diction the results of the policy shift will take time to be fully seen Combating the opioid cri-

sis Brown said isnrsquot a step-by-step process ndash and it extends beyond simply being aware of the problem

ldquoThis didnrsquot happen overnight and itrsquos not going to be cured overnight The awareness is there now I think everyone is aware of this issuerdquo Brown said ldquoThe action following awareness is a little harder and is going to take more timerdquo

Part four The opioid

crisis through an EMTrsquos lens

Alexandria paramedic Chad Shade a 14-year veteran of the Alexandria Fire Department is equipped to deal with anything

Shadersquos job includes providing medical treatment on the scene treating patients with IVs intu-bating patients and administer-ing medication He is often the first person someone in crisis sees

ldquohellip As a paramedic you walk into a scene and you smell cer-tain smells you have vision and auditory experiences sometimes there are tastes of things in the air All five of your senses are impactedrdquo Shade said

Since 2015 there has been an uptick in the number of opi-oid overdoses in Alexandria This surge is quantifiable with data and it has been qualitatively felt by EMTs like Shade The stress of repeatedly treating people who have overdosed and then having to deal with devastated family members is traumatic

ldquoWe see people at their absolute worst whether itrsquos just a horrible experience that theyrsquore dealing with whether itrsquos a medical experience whether itrsquos a trauma but you also see people at their absolute best You see people who rise above and beyond and theyrsquore putting them-selves in harmrsquos way hellip That reas-sures why I love to do this jobrdquo


Part five What makes the drugs dangerous

and addictiveLieutenant Michael Kochis

commander of the Alexandria Police Departmentrsquos vice and narcotics section said the feeling of addiction withdrawal from opi-oids has been described to him as akin to a personrsquos skin being ripped off of his or her body

The grueling mental and phys-ical dependency leaves users in constant fear of the vicious withdrawal they know will occur if they stop using

Common opioids include her-oin oxycodone Vicodin fentanyl codeine morphine and several others The drugs turning up most often in cases around Alex-andria involve heroin or a hybrid of heroin and fentanyl

Dr Hughes Melton MD chief deputy commissioner of the Vir-ginia Department of Health said drugs of different classes that are frequently paired with opioids include alcohol benzodiazepines such as Xanax and other seem-ingly harmless sedatives such as Benadryl The risk is exponential

ldquoIf you take some opiates and you get sort of a buzz then you just take a little bit of benzodiaz-epine you donrsquot just get a little more buzz you get deadrdquo Melton said ldquoCombining drugs because of the way they work in your body and in your brain they donrsquot have an incremental effect when you add one to the other they have an exponential effect hellip thatrsquos usually how people dierdquo

Part six

Justice in the midst of crisisThe rise in crime and deaths

associated with opioid abuse has required nuanced thinking and approaches from both law enforcement and the court system Both the Alexandria Police Department and the Office of the Commonwealthrsquos Attorney in recent years have changed their focus from indi-vidual users to those who are higher up the food chain

ldquoAs a prosecutor you really have to kind of separate out people who have an addiction

problem [from] the people who are feeding that addictionrdquo Alexandria Commonwealthrsquos Attorney Bryan Porter said

Lieutenant Michael Kochis commander of the Alexandria Police Departmentrsquos vicenarcotics unit said the policersquos approach is similar

ldquoOur mission is to focus on drug trafficking organizations as opposed to individual us-ers What that means is when we come across a case we try to identify the organiza-

tion behind a specific source of narcotics whether yoursquore talking about heroin or opiates or fentanyl or whatever it may berdquo Kochis said

The city is now exploring the possibility of starting a drug court which would work to reha-bilitate nonviolent offenders who have agreed to certain terms

ldquohellip The goal is not jail time Itrsquos to actually intervene and get this person off the street thatrsquos causing the problemrdquo Porter said

Part seven

Addiction knows no bounds

PHOTOSLOUISE KRAFFTHeidi ChristiansenEmma Tyrrell

PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29

JANE AUSTEN BIRTHDAY LOST IN AUSTEN Join the Charles E Beatley Jr Central Library for a showing of the British miniseries ldquoLost in Austenrdquo Amanda an ardent Jane Austen fan lives in present day London with her boyfriend Michael ndash until she finds out shersquos swapped places with Austenrsquos fictional creation Elizabeth BennetTime Noon to 2 pm Location Charles E Beatley Jr Central Library 5005 Duke St Information 703-746-1751

DECEMBER 31 NOON YEARrsquoS EVE Start your first night celebration at Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library Our fourth annual bash includes performances by ldquoOh Susannahrdquo and ldquoThe Great Zucchinirdquo join in at 1155 am for a countdown to ldquoNoon Yearrdquo with music and a balloon drop All ages invited but itrsquos especially appropriate for children ages 2 and up Time 10 am to 1230 pm Location Kate Waller Barrett Branch

Library 717 Queen St Information 703-746-1710

FIRST NIGHT ALEXANDRIA The 23rd annual First Night Alexandria celebration returns The event includes family-friendly activities beginning at 2 pm and culminating with a fireworks display ndash the only one in the DC metro area ndash over the Potomac River at midnight The annual New Yearrsquos Eve bash takes over Old Town with more than 150 live performances at 22 indoor venues live music dancing face painting and games Time Family-friendly activities between 2 and 5 pm performances from 7 pm to midnight throughout Old Town fireworks at midnight along the Potomac River at the foot of King Street Location Throughout Old Town Headquarters located at 1605 Cameron St Information firstnightalexandriaorg

NYE AT CHART HOUSE Enjoy a four-course meal at Chart House Restaurant with a signature menu created by Executive Chef Jeff Lewis Live entertainment begins at 830 pm with raffles throughout the

night a swag bag for every guest and a fireworks show at midnight Tickets range from $50 to $150 Time 430 pm to 1 am Location Chart House Restaurant 1 Cameron St Information httpsnye-alexandriaeventbritecom

NYE AT CAFEacute 44 Ring in 2018 at Cafeacute 44rsquos all-inclusive New Yearrsquos Eve Party The celebration will be in full swing with a live streaming of the ball drop Chambong toast and fireworks over the Potomac at midnight Admission costs $100 for one and $150 for a couple The ticket grants the attendee full access to a free-flowing selection of libations and a steady stream of appetizers free-flowing Veuve Clicquot Champagne Cocktails and Cafeacute 44rsquos signature Cabin in the Woods cocktail (hickory-smoked old fashioned) The dress code is fashionably trendy or dressed to the nines Time 9 pm to 1 am Location Cafeacute 44 44 Canal Center Plaza Information httpswwweventbritecomenew-years-eve-at-cafe-44-tickets-41106546788aff=efbeventtix

NYE AT VOLArsquoS Come ring in 2018 on the patio at Volarsquos for a New Yearrsquos Eve to remember on Dec 31 from 9 pm to 1 am Volarsquos will transform its dockside patio into Old Townrsquos coolest venue to celebrate with lounge furniture cocktail tables and heaters Your ticket includes Open bar featuring beer wine and a signature cocktail (until 1230 am) oyster raw bar chocolate truffles to satisfy your sweet tooth champagne toast at midnight and the Old Town fireworks over the water Space is limited so purchase your tickets today Must be 21 or overPre-sale tickets are $50 and tickets at the door are $75Time 9 pm to 1 am Location Volarsquos Dockside Grill 101 N Union St Information httpswwweventbritecomevolas-new-years-eve-party-tickets-41172124934aff=ehomecard

NYE ON THE CHERRY BLOSSOM Join Potomac Riverboat Co for a New Yearrsquos Eve celebration and cruise along the Potomac River Boarding for the Cherry Blossom will begin at 930 pm with the cruise

beginning at 10 pm until 1 am A buffet provided by King Street Blues and an open bar with a midnight champagne toast is included in the price of admission A rocking DJ will keep you dancing into the New Year Tickets cost $149 per person Time Boarding begins at 930 pm Location Potomac Riverboat Co 1 Cameron St Information wwwpotomacriverboatcocom

JANUARY 10

WINE CLASS WEST COAST CABERNET SAUVIGNONS Join Sonoma Cellar on King Street for an edition of ldquoJosersquos Monthly Wine Classrdquo to discover the Cabernet Sauvignon grape and how it expresses itself in the different climates and terroirs of California Oregon and Washington state Make your reservations today ndash the class is limited to 28 people Make a $20 deposit to set your place for the fun Time 7 to 830 pm Location Sonoma Cellar 207 King St Information 703-566-9867 infosonomacellargmailcom

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This lovely home sits back from the road on a spacious 13500-square-foot lot with a manicured lawn A wide foyer entry welcomes you to a generous living room with a re-lined wood burning fireplace and formal dining room The kitchen is spa-cious with abundant counter space and cherry cabinets stainless steel appliances and an adjoining break-fast room A convenient main level bedroom suite comes with a sitting room and the homes 3 upper lev-el bedrooms have 2 full baths in-cluding the master suite Other fea-tures include a walk-out basement with half bath hardwood floors on two levels replacement windows a three-year-old CAC and upper and lower level washers and dryers En-joy the best of outdoor living with a fenced-in backyard with patio area lawn and shed

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LEGAL NOTICES

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS

THURSDAY JANUARY 11 2018- 730 PM

Council Chambers City Hall 301 King Street

Alexandria Virginia 22314

Information about this item may be obtained from the Department of Planning and Zoning 301 King Street Room 2100 Alexandria Virginia 22314 telephone (703) 746-4666 or on the Cityrsquos website at wwwalexandriavagovplan-ning

BZA Case 2017-00361210 Trinity Drive

Public hearing and consider-ation of a request for a variance to construct a new single-family dwelling behind the required established average setback zoned R-12residential sin-gle-family Applicant SW Trinity Development LLC

BZA Case 2017-00381208 Trinity Drive Public hearing and consider-ation of a request for a variance to construct a new single-family dwelling behind the required established average setback zoned R-12residential sin-gle-family Applicant SW Trinity Development LLC

ALEXANDRIA PLANNING COMMISSION amp CITY

COUNCILJANUARY 2018

In accordance with Virginia State Code Section 152-2006 the following is the second pub-lication of notice of requests for vacations of public right-of-wayA request for a vacation of pub-lic right-of-way at 1600 North Frazier Street has been filed with the City of Alexandria

by Michael amp Brooke Beach represented by Duncan Blair attorney A request for a vacation of pub-lic right-of-way at 1615 North Frost Street has been filed with the City of Alexandria by Shawn P amp Cassandra K McLaughlin represented by Duncan Blair attorney A request for a vacation of public right-of-way at 4001 Lawrence Avenue has been filed with the City of Alexandria by Paul amp Sitta Zehfuss represent-ed by Duncan Blair attorney A request for a vacation of pub-lic right-of-way at 4905 Maury Lane has been filed with the City of Alexandria by Elise M Fulstone amp William H Tabor A request for a vacation of public right-of-way at 2410 and 2460 Mill Road has been filed with the City of Alexandria by SC Eisenhower LLC represent-ed by Duncan Blair attorney All requests above are sched-uled to be considered at public hearings before Planning Com-mission on January 4 2018 at 700pm and City Council on January 20 2018 at 930am Both meetings will be held in City Hall at 301 King Street Alexandria VA 22314

For more information contact the Department of Planning and Zoning at 703-746-4666 or visit wwwalexandriavagovplanning

ALEXANDRIA BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEWOLD amp HISTORIC ALEXAN-

DRIA DISTRICTLEGAL NOTICE OF A PUB-

LIC HEARING

A public hearing will be held by the Alexandria Board of Archi-tectural Review on WEDNES-DAY January 17 2018 begin-ning at 730 PM in the City Hall Council Chambers second f loor of City Hall 301 King Street Alexandria Virginia on the following applicationsBAR Case 2017-00469

Request for partial demolitioncapsulation at 421 N Columbus StreetApplicant Patrick Jansen

BAR Case 2017-00470Request for addition and alter-ations at 421 N Columbus StreetApplicant Patrick Jansen

BAR Case 2017-00472



BAR Case 2017-00475Request for partial demolitioncapsulation at 1006 King StreetApplicant Old Town 2 LLC

BAR Case 2017-00476Request for alterations at 1006 King StreetApplicant Old Town 2 LLCInformation about the above item(s) may be obtained from the Department of Planning and Zoning City Hall 301 King Street Room 2100 Alexandria Virginia 22314 or at wwwalex-andriavagovdockets

PUBLIC NOTICEATampT proposes to modify an existing facility (new tip heights 101rsquo) on the building at 1101 King St Alexandria VA (20171168) Interested parties may contact Scott Horn (856-809-1202) (1012 Industrial Dr West Berlin NJ 08091) with comments regarding potential effects on historic properties

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With sincere gratitude thank you to these organizations and non-profits that we have worked with to strengthen our communities for the past 37 years

ACT for AlexandriaAlexandria Little League

Alexandria Rotary FoundationAlexandria Seaport Foundation

Alexandria Sportsman ClubAmerican Craft Endeavors

Avon Walk for Breast CancerBoys and Girls Club of Washington

Carpenterrsquos ShelterCenter for Alexandriarsquos Children

Community LodgingsCraig Keith Design

Historic Alexandria FoundationHopkins House

National Capital LymeTick Disease Walk

Rebuilding Together AlexandriaSaint Coletta of Greater Washington

SCAN of Northern VirginiaScholarship Fund of AlexandriaSenior Services of AlexandriaSt Paulrsquos Episcopal Church

St StephensSt AgnesSymphony Orchestra League

of AlexandriaTC Williams Athletic Boosters

The Campagna CenterTHE TWIG Old Town Tour

The Washington Winter ShowUnited Community Ministries

Zerocancerorg


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PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




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PHOTODENISE DUNBAR

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JULY

























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and decorative arts







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New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














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DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















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Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg







ALEXANDRIA


WASHINGTON DC


New Yearrsquos

Floor model sale






























PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


NICOLE BATTAGLIA


PHOTODENISE DUNBAR

KEVIN JOBE

PHOTOTINA GEHRING

JAMES HODGKINSON






























COURTESY PHOTO


JULY

























COURTESY PHOTO







Client Signature






The Lamplighter


COURTESY PHOTO






and decorative arts







every month




New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg





























PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


NICOLE BATTAGLIA


PHOTODENISE DUNBAR

KEVIN JOBE

PHOTOTINA GEHRING

JAMES HODGKINSON






























COURTESY PHOTO


JULY

























COURTESY PHOTO







Client Signature






The Lamplighter


COURTESY PHOTO






and decorative arts







every month




New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg






























COURTESY PHOTO


JULY

























COURTESY PHOTO







Client Signature






The Lamplighter


COURTESY PHOTO






and decorative arts







every month




New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg


JULY

























COURTESY PHOTO







Client Signature






The Lamplighter


COURTESY PHOTO






and decorative arts







every month




New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg






and decorative arts







every month




New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg


New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos Day

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve

New Yearrsquos

Eve




AUGUST
































PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg



















































New Yearrsquos Eve
































OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg
























OCTOBER














FILE PHOTO














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg














HOMES SALES IN 2017





Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg


Call 703-797-3814











wwwhermitagenovaorg



















PHOTOMISSY SCHROTT













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg













DECEMBER













COURTESY PHOTO















Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg








Alexandria Times

Thank you


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg


































Part six










Part seven



PHOTOLOUISE KRAFFT


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg


CALENDARDECEMBER 29











JANUARY 10




HOME OF THE WEEK







HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg



HELP WANTED


MISCELLANEOUS



LEGAL NOTICES










COUNCILJANUARY 2018






LIC HEARING




BAR Case 2017-00472






Classifieds


























Zerocancerorg




















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