Opinion

Most-read Arlington stories of the week: March 7-11

Buds on tree limbs in Rosslyn (staff photo by Jay Westcott)

This week some signs of spring have started to poke through despite the wild and wintry weather expected tomorrow.

Blossoms have started to bloom and some residents are planning for peak season viewing later this month. With the seasonal changes also comes daylight saving time — don’t forget your clocks will jump ahead one hour this Sunday at 2 a.m.

Now, here are the most-read Arlington articles of the past week.

  1. Theft suspect seriously injured after fall from Pentagon City mall garage
  2. Man stabbed outside Sequoia Plaza complex after fight on bus
  3. Vehicle overturns on GW Parkway, may be linked to Georgetown robbery
  4. What Arlington, the ‘Hoboken of D.C.,’ can learn from the NJ city about pedestrian safety
  5. Construction begins on revamped Crystal City Water Park and courtyard along Crystal Drive
  6. Taqueria el Poblano is closing its Columbia Pike location this spring
  7. Arlington’s test positivity rate nearing pre-Omicron levels
  8. Part of Columbia Pike to close next year as cemetery expansion project ramps up
  9. Japanese restaurant Yuraku planning to open next month in long-vacant Rosslyn space
  10. As residential redevelopment plans in Crystal City take shape, community benefits may hit snags

Feel free to discuss these stories or anything else of local interest in the comments. Have a great weekend, Arlington!