Arlington

In Arlington, about 230 students with disabilities who require hands-on intervention have been learning in person since early November.

Arlington has been a center of the McMansion boom — new homeowners tearing down small postwar structures to build bigger ones that approach their property lines.

Those extra funds will allow the county to help Arlington residents who are either out of work or facing eviction because of the pandemic, he said.

The committee assumed that Arlington would form a civilian board to oversee police, a step taken by many jurisdictions to increase accountability and trust in their communities.

Amazon doesn’t intend to put signs on its office buildings in Arlington, thus completing a fascinating dance of “now you see me, now you don’t.”

I first saw Marvin when I was ten years old, living with my parents in Arlington, Virginia.

According to the Arlington Police Department, cop-watching has been going on in that city for about a year.

Fifty years ago on May 29, 1964, Jackie Kennedy, accompanied by her two children, returned to Arlington National Cemetery.

The memorial, the only one of its kind in the country, sits at the entrance of Arlington National Cemetery.

A $20,000 check was ceremoniously presented to the Southeast Arlington Little League (SEALL).

They were called the Arlington sheep, but they have long since become incorporated with the other flocks of the country.

"We will take your word-painting instead," said Mr. Arlington.

The energetic bricklayer told of the recent convert, and the Arlington Hall meeting.

All this while, my dears, I was aching to be off to Arlington Street, but a foolish pride held me back.

He was silent after that, glancing at me covertly from while to while until we swung into Arlington Street.