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Ballston Beaver Pond might become Ballston Wetland Park since there are no more beavers - Vimarsana News

Ballston Beaver Pond might become Ballston Wetland Park since there are no more beavers

The Ballston Beaver Pond might become Ballston Wetland Park, a more befitting name since the beavers have moved on. The human-made pond, originally built to

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Most-read Arlington stories of the week: August 1-5 - Vimarsana News

Most-read Arlington stories of the week: August 1-5

Our two-day stormy stretch is expected to carry on into Sunday, so make sure you take advantage of any sunny and dry periods as we head into the weekend. The

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Missing Middle Housing as an Antidote to Redlining - Vimarsana News

Missing Middle Housing as an Antidote to Redlining

New research suggests that missing middle housing could help make more affordable housing available to Arlington residents, particularly Black households historically blocked from homeownership in many neighborhoods.

Breakfast links: Traffic safety advocates demand more protections for cyclists, pedestrians during vigil/rally in front of Wilson Building - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Traffic safety advocates demand more protections for cyclists, pedestrians during vigil/rally in front of Wilson Building

Traffic safety advocates hold “Blood on Your Hands” rally. MoCo rents also rising, as the county council tables rent control measures until September. Fairfax County bag tax is on track to raise $1.2 million in its first year.

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