People - Arlington Magazine

Mike Ricker's class at Sun & Moon moves to the sounds of Springsteen and The Stones.

When he's not on the bench, Arlington Judge William Newman Jr. moonlights as a theater actor.

Local consignment shop owner and cancer survivor Theresa Cizmar isn't thwarted by age.

What Ballston BID CEO Tina Leone does in her spare time.

There are life lessons to be learned at the poker table.

The legendary White House photographer has a few things to say about Reagan, Obama, Trump, Biden...and nonpartisanship.

Arlingtonian Bob Hoffman owns the world's largest collection of handcrafted harmonica cases.

It's a culture, an art form and a worthwhile risk, says this award-winning essayist.

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It starts with listening, says peace educator Barbara Wien.

Ink is Gilda Acosta's preferred medium. The Corcoran grad co-owns Lady Octopus Tattoos in Clarendon.

Sidonie Gillette is 12 years old and has already interviewed Chelsea Clinton.

People want "a moment," says Mike Graham, who has played the part at Tysons Corner Center for three decades.