In a statement released Tuesday, Arlington Public Schools Superintendent Francisco Duran said students who opted for hybrid learning will resume in-person studies beginning in early March. The announcement comes after Gov. Ralph Northam pushed for Virginia school systems to begin offering options for in-person learning by March 15 during a news conference last week. Continue reading “Students To Return For Hybrid Learning In March In Arlington”
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$660K Accepted By Arlington Co. In State Funding To Distribute Coronavirus Vaccines
The Arlington County Board approved the use of state funds to distribute coronavirus vaccines in a Saturday meeting. Shortly after the Food and Drug Administration issued emergency use authorization for the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, Arlington County accepted two state grants to help with distribution once it’s available, approving the use of a total of $660,000 in state funds for the cause. Continue reading “$660K Accepted By Arlington Co. In State Funding To Distribute Coronavirus Vaccines”
Pandemic Challenge Met By Eagle Scout Project In Arlington
This year’s Eagle Scout project took a different spin with the advent of coronavirus. Charlie Gaylord has built a “Little Free Pantry” outside the Arlington Central Library to meet the increased need for supplemental grocery assistance during the pandemic. He said the pantry is about a 4×4-foot wooden box meant to hold non-perishable items like canned goods and cereal to be donated to Arlington County Food Assistance Center (AFAC). Gaylord said AFAC comes by regularly and picks up the food. Continue reading “Pandemic Challenge Met By Eagle Scout Project In Arlington”
Virginia Memorial Will Be The Final Destination For A Couple’s Cross Country Bicycle Trip
Terri and Bruce Brown have covered more than 3,000-mile during a three-month bicycle trip from Oregon to the Iwo Jima Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. However, they have traveled not with two bikes, but one. They have kept up a blog throughout their entire journey by the name of “double-butted adventures”, which covers every hour and mile. Continue reading “Virginia Memorial Will Be The Final Destination For A Couple’s Cross Country Bicycle Trip”
Eviction Protection Fund Increased By Arlington County
Its existing eviction protection fund has been increased by Arlington County, Virginia, by another $1.1 million. It has also launched a pilot program to distribute grocery store gift cards to county residents who are in need. The additional funds have been approved by the county board from its COVID-19 contingent account for eviction protection through December for those affected by the pandemic. Continue reading “Eviction Protection Fund Increased By Arlington County”
Community Organizations In Arlington Help Distribute Face Coverings
Arlington County thanks to the nearly 70 community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, and school-based groups that are helping us distribute almost 50,000 cloth face coverings to community members this summer. The organizations are distributing the masks through their networks and clients. Continue reading “Community Organizations In Arlington Help Distribute Face Coverings”
Refresh Yourself At Waterhouse Coffee & Juice Bar In Arlington
Waterhouse Coffee & Juice Bar is located in Arlington, VA at 3033 Wilson Blvd. Waterhouse seats about 15 people inside the shop, with an additional 15 seats in the lobby. The shop is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day. Continue reading “Refresh Yourself At Waterhouse Coffee & Juice Bar In Arlington”
Clyde’s Restaurant Group Helps To Feed Healthcare Workers
An initiative “Food It Forward” has been launched by Clyde’s Restaurant Group to feed those in Virginia impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Anyone can place an order for one or multiple meals via the program’s website, and Clyde’s then safely prepares and delivers those meals to Inova Hospital and local non-profits, supporting those who need it most. Join Food It Forward to help our neighbors today. Continue reading “Clyde’s Restaurant Group Helps To Feed Healthcare Workers”
COVID-19 Collection Site Opened By Arlington
According to Arlington Connection, “Three cars negotiate the cones on Wednesday, March 25 at the temporary drive-across-through COVID-19 sample collection site set up by Virginia Hospital Center, partnering with Arlington County. The testing site is located across from the Planetarium at 1426 BN, Quincy and is by appointment only, from 9 a.m.-3:00 p.m. The site is for “symptomatic patients” (fevers, chills, cough or shortness of breath) who have received a written order for COVID-19 testing from a licensed health care provider.”
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No Tax-Rate Hike In Proposed Budget By Arlington County
The residents of Arlington County has seen tax-rate hikes over the past two years with the approval of new county budgets, but this year could be different. On Thursday, County Manager Mark Schwartz announced his proposed 2021 budget, in which he proposes no tax-rate change. Continue reading “No Tax-Rate Hike In Proposed Budget By Arlington County”