People - Arlington Magazine

Unemployment felt like standing on thin ice. Until she learned to glide.

Yorktown High School’s longest serving teacher has taught her students much more than grammar and sentence structure.

Sometimes remodeling can turn you into a basket case.

For Arlingtonian Brad Winkelmann, craft beer-brewing is a labor of love.

Got a troubled trumpet? Busted bassoon? Peter Ferrante can fix it.

A family of picky eaters finds a recipe for compromise.

A grieving father finds solace in the classroom.

In Avis Collins Robinson’s work, and life, there are common threads.

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In grade school, Robert Eldridge changed history when he crossed Arlington’s racial divide. But that’s not what made him famous.

Arlington’s favorite redhead has faced a slew of medical setbacks that nearly ended her career. Her response? Just dance.

Sustainability is the common thread in one local family’s varied ventures—from fast food to taxicabs.

Sandra Alboum’s translation agency can speak pretty much any language. Well…almost.