Arlington
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Columbia Pike Streetcar, Purple Line projects won't get federal funding; Tax Day; The Masters
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Eight local schools among Post's 100 most challenging
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Eight D.C.-area high schools have been ranked in the top 100 of this year's Washington Post list of most challenging high schools and secondary schools in the United States.
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Arlington streetcar won't get federal funds
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Officials in Arlington and Fairfax counties have learned the long-planned Columbia Pike streetcar line will not receive federal funding next year.
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Rodolfo Hernandez-Suazo sentenced for raping, abducting daughter
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Rodolfo Hernandez-Suazo was sentenced Friday to 80 years for raping and abducting his daughter last January.
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Top 10 cities that give the most online
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A new ranking of the most generous cities in online donations shows Seattle residents give the most money to charity, followed by three cities in the Washington, D.C., region.
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Hussein Al-Rehaief charged with impersonating officer
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According to ARLnow.com, Hussein Al-Rehaief was charged with impersonating an officer and failure to obey a highway sign.
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Arlington will not make daycare cuts to close budget gap
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Arlington will not make daycare cuts to close the budget gap, WTOP reports.
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Ballston stabbing: Man stabbed several times, 4 arrested
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Arlington County police say four men were arrested after another man was stabbed numerous times in the chest blocks from the Ballston Metro.
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Cyclists attacked by armed men on Custis Bike Trail in Arlington
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"I didn't want to stop and god knows what they'd do," the man tells ABC7. "I figured if they were going to shoot me, I was just going to make it hard for them and go as fast as I could."
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Rosetta Stone Inc. aquires Livemocha
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Rosetta Stone Inc., the Arlington-based language learning company, is moving to the cloud.
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Arlington will continue childcare center inspections
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Arlington County will continue to inspect childcare centers and offer provider training doing away with a proposal to eliminate both.
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Arlington streetcar plan prompts debate amongst residents
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Some say the streetcars are necessary while others say they are expensive and will not do much good.
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Capital Bikeshare expands in Arlington
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More than 30 new Capital Bikeshare stations are rolling out in Arlington alone.
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Arlington County Board says Super Stop too pricey
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With 23 more Super Stops on the way, the Arlington County Board promises the next ones will be cheaper and take just four months or less to complete.
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Coyotes on the prowl in Arlington, putting residents, pets on guard
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Residents of an Arlington neighborhood are keeping their eyes open after a series of coyote sightings, and wildlife officials say that these types of animals roaming neighborhoods isn't as uncommon as you'd think.
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James Watson charged with assault after roommate drew on him
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A 31-year-old Arlington man is in jail after he was accused of assaulting his roommate when he realized he had drawn male genitalia on him.
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March snow: Arlington residents lose power after tree falls
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In the Cherrydale section of Arlington Monday morning, a tree weighed down by the heavy, wet snow, knocked into a power line on Lorcom Lane.
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Letter carriers protest Saturday mail cutback
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In Arlington Sunday, letter carriers staged a protest against USPS plans to cut back Saturday service. Dozens of similar protests were scheduled nationwide. Letter carriers who spoke with ABC7 say they fear their jobs might be in jeopardy.
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