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The lawsuit brought by 10 Arlington homeowners seeking to block this year’s rezoning aimed at allowing more multifamily housing in residential neighborhoods ...

Lawsuit Against Arlington's Missing Middle Allowed To Move Forward - Arlington, VA - A judge ruled Thursday that a lawsuit filed by homeowners against Arlington's Missing Middle Housing reform can move forward to trial.

The resident lawsuit against Arlington County's Missing Middle zoning ordinances can move forward. Today (Thursday), retired Fairfax County Judge David Schell denied most of the county's motions to dismiss the case, according to an attorney for the 10 residents who sued Arlington. He had put off making a decision for one month when the parties

Missing Middle Lawsuit Arguments Heard In Arlington Circuit Court - Arlington, VA - Attorneys for Arlington residents who filed a lawsuit against Missing Middle and county attorneys made their arguments in court on Tuesday.

Attorneys for residents contesting the new Missing Middle zoning ordinances and Arlington County squared off today (Tuesday) in court -- but a decision will not be reached until at least next month. Residents sued the county earlier this year, shortly after the Arlington County Board adopted the Missing Middle zoning ordinance changes authorizing 2-6 unit

Day Care Abuse Allegations -- "Virginia’s Department of Social Services received a complaint about the center in mid-July, and an investigation found several instances of alleged abuse, including a staff member flicking a 13-month-old’s hand until it was red, a staffer hitting a 2-year-old in the stomach and pushing a toddler hard to the floor,

Arlington Court Postpones Residential Re-Zoning Challenge Arlington Circuit Court’s schedule to hear arguments in the lawsuit by 10 Arlington homeowners cha ...

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(l-r) The Butcher’s Block offers rotating meals-to-go options that include (l-r) jambalaya, pozole rojo, and beef stew. Photo by Rodney Margison by ROSIE PIGA PIZZO For the first time in the 17 years that The Butcher’s Block has been a culinary presence on the east side, it is offering a full array of meals-to-go. “The highlight is these are fully cooked and ready to reheat,” owner David Schell says. “They represent seasonality and are reflective of ingredients in our store.” Schell...