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Good Friday evening, Arlington. Let's take a look back at today's stories and a look forward to tomorrow's event calendar. �� News recap The following articles were published earlier today -- Dec 8, 2023. 9:45 am: Fields Park to be closed all season due to Bluemont home explosion | ��️ Comments10:45 am: Westover Taco is

It's Hanukkah -- The Jewish festival of Hanukkah started last night. Public menorah lightings are planned in Clarendon and Pentagon City are planned on Sunday and Monday. [ARLnow] Federal Funds for Long Bridge -- "Virginia has received $729 million in federal money that advances a plan to boost train capacity over the Potomac River and

Eighteen properties formerly within a special "revitalization district" in Cherrydale will soon officially be eligible for redevelopment with 2- to 6-unit homes. On Monday, the Arlington Planning Commission unanimously adopted changes to the county's General Land Use Plan map that removed 18 properties from the boundaries of the Cherrydale revitalization district, outlined in the 1994

The Live Local Act provides a property tax exemption of up to 100% of the assessed value of a qualifying project’s units. In order to qualify, a project must contain at least 71 housing...

Two women have already announced they are vying for the Arlington County Board seat currently occupied by Vice-Chair Libby Garvey, who faces re-election next year. First-time candidate Julie Farnam and second-time candidate Natalie Roy announced today (Monday) that they have joined the Democratic primary race, set to culminate next June. Meanwhile, both Garvey and former

Dov Kadin is representative of not only his community but also a generational shift within the city of Sacramento on housing policy, writes Robin Epley.

Although Arlington County is set to go to court next summer over its Missing Middle zoning ordinances, it has not stopped approving these new housing projects. Judge David Schell has scheduled a 5-day trial to begin on July 8, 2024 after ruling in October that the 10 residents suing Arlington over the ordinances had standing.

Talor Stewart, a developer and architect is eyeing the Autumn Inn property, has plans to create multiple small rental units with added kitchens at Bennington motel.

Contentious development’s return to city hall has some council members questioning what affordability even means in this city

Trial Date for Missing Middle Suit -- From the anti-Missing Middle group Neighbors for Neighborhoods: "Today, Judge David Schell set the date for a five-day trial, commencing July 8, 2024 trial date in the case against the Arlington County Board seeking to invalidate Missing Middle Housing/Expanded Housing Options (EHO) zoning." [Press Release] YHS Playoff Game