This stunning residence is unlike any other in the D.C. area, featuring sweeping views of the Potomac River and Georgetown from every room, professionally designed interior by the Akseizer Design Group with over $100,000 in upgrades and first-rate amenities in one of the D.C. metro’s premier buildings, The Waterview.

It has over 1,500 square feet of beautifully designed space that includes two bedrooms with private bathrooms, a half bath for guests, a den/office, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking incredible vistas, open gourmet kitchen, gorgeous hardwood floors and ample storage space.


Arlington Travel Baseball (ATB) is a 501(c)3 non-profit youth baseball organization that provides an opportunity for players ages 9-14U to acquire superior skills through higher levels of competition.

ATB is seeking head and assistant coaches who have a passion for the game and want to join a “winning” team. Ideally, we are in search of former college baseball players who want to teach the game they grew up playing.


With the holidays right around the corner, we’re feeling a glimmer of excitement — but we’re also very, very tired.

It’s been quite the year, so if you’re not in the mood to prepare a whole Thanksgiving feast this year, we get it. Also, with many families cancelling travel plans and get-togethers due to COVID, is it really worth spending an entire day in the kitchen for just a few people?


Type “Why are bathroom renovations” into Google and the first result suggested is “…so expensive.” After saving for a new home, home improvement projects are the most common reason Americans save money.

Most people believe having a bathroom that makes them happy is a worthwhile investment, yet are surprised by how much it costs.


As you may have noticed by now, wearing our masks can cause unwanted effects on our skin.

The most important thing you can do to prevent breakouts and irritation is to keep your skin clean and well moisturized. Before and after wearing your mask, cleanse your face with a gentle cleanser then apply a fragrance-free, non comedogenic moisturizer to your skin.


This month, mainstay Arlington Indian restaurant Delhi Dhaba is celebrating Diwali, a five-day festival of lights, with a “lit” discount.

When you spend $25 or more, you’ll get 15 percent off your entire order automatically — no promo code or jumping through hoops required.


Since launching in 2019, the Juris Master (JM) Degree Program at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School has assisted students in building professional and social connections.

This in-demand degree is designed for professionals like you who interact with lawyers and legal issues regularly in the course of their careers and is now offered by over half of all tier-one law schools. Scalia Law’s two-year part-time program is offered at the Arlington campus, and enrollment for the January 2021 class is currently OPEN.


A bit of character and a bit of vintage distinguish this 1940s Cape Cod just blocks from the bike path to the vibrant Ballston community.

Enter into a comfy living room with gas fireplace, built-ins and wood floors that extend through the main and upper levels. This room flows into the kitchen, offering desk space, pantry, washer and dryer. The kitchen features crisp white cabinets and appliances and is open to the dining room. Tucked at one of the dining room is a spot for reading, catching up on emails, or chatting with the sociable cook. Sliding glass doors open to a big deck and flat, fenced yard with a handy garden shed. Two bedrooms and an updated bathroom are on this level.


5642 6th Street N. is a charming, renovated home in the desirable Bon Air neighborhood!

The main level provides a bright and airy open concept floor plan, making the updated eat-in kitchen the true heart of the home. The family room has French doors leading to a fully fenced in yard with deck, patio and plenty of green space. Also on the main level, you will find a formal dining room, home office, and main level bedroom with it’s own full bathroom.


The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact every aspect of modern-day life, from the way consumers buy their groceries to how employees connect to corporate systems. Learning is no exception.

Since the outbreak, online learning has become more central to people’s lives. And many plan to continue the trend: More than half of American adults who expect to need more education or training post-pandemic say they would do it online, according to an August 2020 survey by the Strada Education Network.


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