This week was yet another filled with plenty of news about snow, but unlike previous January weeks not a lot of actual snow.
Using its last traditional snow day allotment, Arlington Public Schools closed Thursday for what turned out to be a bust — a rainy, cold day. Lucky for students looking to enjoy the weather when school’s closed, this weekend should at least be sunny, albeit a little cold, in Arlington.
Now, here are the most-read Arlington articles of the past week.
- Feds release new details about Jan. 6 weapons cache at Arlington hotel
- JUST IN: Winter Weather Advisory issued ahead of Thursday morning snow
- BREAKING: APS closes schools Thursday due to expected snow
- Morning Poll: Should APS continue to require masks in schools?
- The shift from rain to snow delayed in Arlington, NWS decreases possible accumulation
- Guaranteed income pilot program moves forward without any county funding
- NEW: Covid cases falling in Arlington, following regional trends
- Winter Restaurant Week to feature 18 Arlington restaurants
- ‘Old Lee Highway’ gets new name: Cherry Hill Road
- JUST IN: APS says masks still required for students, despite Youngkin’s order
Feel free to discuss those stories or anything else of local interest in the comments. Have a great weekend!
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The 44th Leeway Overlee Community Day and Yard
Sale will be along the John Marshall Drive/Ohio Street greenway on
Saturday, June 3 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. The community will be out in
force to exchange information and greetings, sell unneeded household
items, and pick up a few bargains.
About 100 families set up tables for the festivities, which take
place along the six-block stretch of the greenway from near Langston
Blvd. to Washington Blvd. Attendance is free, but
a $10 fee will be collected from individuals and families selling
household items during the event. Ensure that all goods and rubbish are
removed from the greenway by 1 p.m. Leave dogs at home.
For more info, call 703-532-6101. If planning to sell, start labeling
your items for sale NOW! Event will take place as long as there is not
active rain. Rain date is June 10.
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ARLINGTON JUNE 3RD, 2023
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The 36th Festival Argentino USA celebrates Argentine Day and Cultural Freedom. The folkloric group Los 4 de Córdoba and 25 more artists from Argentina, World, and Solidarity Tribute, 200 years of friendship between USA and Argentina!.
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