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Relying on survey feedback after an event was not enough for the co-founders of Bear Analytics.
The $15.5 million renovation of Jennie Dean Park in Green Valley is nearly complete, poised to open to the public in the middle of next month.
A lengthy design and construction process has resulted in a major reworking of the seven-decade-old park, located along Four Mile Run, across from Shirlington.
Address: 414 N Monroe Street
Neighborhood: Ashton Heights
Type: 5 BR, 5 (+1 half) BA single-family detached
Listed: $2,695,000
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Exceptional quality meets like-new condition in this 2023 custom-built Craftsman in Ashton Heights. This meticulously maintained home is in flawless, move-in-ready condition with virtually no wear, offering the rare combination of custom construction & a home that feels brand new. A 10-minute walk to Virginia Square & just 15–20 minutes to Clarendon & Ballston puts Arlington’s best restaurants, shops & parks right at your doorstep. Spanning 5,370 sqft across 3 finished levels, the home was thoughtfully designed for everyday living & entertaining — enhanced after completion with an automated irrigation system, wrap-around paver walkways, a spacious patio & a custom shed with electricity. The main level sets an the tone of quality with wide-plank white oak floors & elegant wainscoting. A chef’s kitchen anchors the heart of the home, featuring a 6-burner gas range, dual sinks, a generous island & a breakfast area that flows naturally into a grand living room. A dining room, private office & mudroom with built-in storage — leading to an oversized 2-car garage. Step outside to a screened-in porch overlooking a serene, fully fenced backyard & patio. Upstairs, 4 generous bedrooms each offer en-suite baths. The primary suite features vaulted ceilings, dual walk-in closets & a spa-caliber bath with a soaking tub & oversized walk-in shower. A well-appointed laundry room completes the level. The light-filled walkout lower level features a spacious rec room with wet bar, a bonus room , a guest suite, a full bath & ample storage. Rare opportunity: 2023 custom construction in an A+ Arlington location. No punch-list, no projects — just move in.
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Arlington is set to spend more than $750,000 to construct stormwater handing infrastructure on the site of the county salt storage and maintenance facility along Old Dominion Drive.
The Arlington County Board is expected to consider the contract with Sagres Construction Corporation at its meeting this coming Saturday. With a contingency of about $150,000, the total contract authorization is just over $900,000.
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It was a busy overnight shift for Arlington County police on Friday.
Officers responded to a trio of serious incidents, in the Clarendon and Crystal City areas, between midnight and 3 a.m.
Join us in remembrance and celebrate our community at the City of Falls Church’s 44th Annual Memorial Day Parade and Festival on Monday, May 25, 2026. Honor our nation’s fallen heroes and our country’s rich history while marking the 250th anniversary of the United States of America!
Monday, May 25, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Metro Project Not Great for Pedestrians — “This @ArlingtonDES Ballston multimodal project isn’t providing a great pedestrian experience.” [Twitter]
Moon Shot — “Incredible view of the moon in Clarendon tonight.” [Twitter]
Between spring break, Good Friday, Easter and Passover, it appears that many have already checked out for the weekend, at least according to ARLnow’s Google Analytics chart.
For those of you still here, we have the most-read Arlington articles of the past week.
A new Ethiopian restaurant and lounge is opening on Columbia Pike, potentially by the end of the month
Meda Restaurant and Lounge is looking to open by the end of April or early May at 5037 Columbia Pike, in the former home of a long-time bakery. Owner Yohannes Getachew tells ARLnow the restaurant is just waiting on the approval of its alcohol permit.
Here’s a look at some of the open houses taking place in Arlington this weekend:
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A new taco-and-tequila spot in Pentagon City is now looking to open in the middle of next month.
The Baltimore-based Banditos Bar & Kitchen is planning on a mid-May serving date at 1301 S. Joyce Street in the Westpost shopping center, formerly known at Pentagon Row, the restaurant announced.
It’s a cold winter night in Almost, Maine — a small town so remote it never quite got around to being officially incorporated. The Northern Lights shimmer overhead, and something in the air makes ordinary moments feel a little electric. Over the course of one enchanted evening, love stories unfold across town: couples fall into each other, fall apart, fall back together. A man carries the weight of his broken heart in a paper bag. A woman returns the love she borrowed from a relationship that didn’t work out. Two strangers find themselves drawn together in ways neither can explain.
John Cariani’s Almost, Maine is funny and aching in equal measure — the kind of play that makes you laugh out loud one moment and go quiet the next. It’s about how love surprises us, how it shows up when we’re not looking, and how hard it is to say the thing we most need to say. It has become one of the most-produced plays in American high school theater for good reason: it speaks to everyone who has ever loved someone and struggled to find the words.
