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Location, Health Conditions For Mobile Users Proided By Alexandria 911 System

The City of Alexandria, Virginia, is set to flip the switch on 911 technology that aims to help pinpoint the location of cellphone users, and quickly provide health information to assist first responders before they arrive on an emergency scene. On Wednesday, the Alexandria Emergency Communication Center, which handles 911 calls for police, fire and medical emergencies, will launch a new cloud-based system called RapidDeploy RadiusPlus Mapping. Continue reading "Location, Health Conditions For Mobile Users Proided By Alexandria 911 System"
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New Outdoor Seating With Patio, Balcony To Be Offered By Chadwicks

If there’s one feature that was prized above almost all others in the restaurant world this past year, it’s outdoor seating. But long before COVID-19 was ever a glimmer on the horizon, Chadwicks owner Trae Lamond had his sights set on just such an improvement to the well-known restaurant on The Strand. “When I took over in 2015, I had dreams of, ‘How can I compete with the outdoor space of all these other places?’” Lamond said. Continue reading "New Outdoor Seating With Patio, Balcony To Be Offered By Chadwicks"
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Detroit-style Pizza Delivered To DC Area By Emmy Squared

Emmy Squared will bring its Detroit-style pizzas to two more locations in the D.C. area. One opens in D.C.’s Navy Yard in early June, another in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, later this summer. Emmy Squared’s first restaurant opened in Brooklyn in 2016. It opened its first D.C. outpost in Shaw last year. It now has locations across New York City, Nashville, Philadelphia, and Louisville, Kentucky, in addition to the D.C.-area locations. Continue reading "Detroit-style Pizza Delivered To DC Area By Emmy Squared"
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Veteran’s Day Celebrated In Alexandria In Private Ceremonies

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, formal events marking Veterans Day were canceled, although private ceremonies were organized to honor Alexandria’s veterans. For more than 100 years, America has been honoring its veterans on November 11, marking the date in 1918 when the Armistice with Germany went into effect as the sound of artillery went silent along the Western Front in France. Continue reading "Veteran’s Day Celebrated In Alexandria In Private Ceremonies"
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Parker-Gray High School 100th Anniversary Memorial Walkway

The City of Alexandria and the Alexandria African American Hall of Fame invite the public to purchase personalized bricks to create a memorial walkway recognizing the 100th anniversary of Parker-Gray High School. The walkway, which will consist of the Parker-Gray Bulldog mascot and engraved bricks to honor teachers, students, individuals, families, houses of worship, and the greater community, will be located at the main entrance of the Charles Houston Recreation Center (900 Wythe St.). Continue reading "Parker-Gray High School 100th Anniversary Memorial Walkway"

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