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Is your home in need of a refresh? These local designers have great ideas.

Clarendon's new taqueria promises an authentic Mexican street-food experience. Here's an early taste.

Faced with a declining student population, the 100-year old Arlington high school is calling it quits.

The Maryland city is packed with quirky-cool places to eat and drink.

Riley Sheehey does wedding invitations, stationery, wallpaper, portraits and more.

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

From a handful of art fairs to Tracy Bonham and a tribute to Nat King Cole, April promises to be 'Unforgettable.'

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

These high-rise residences are as handsome as they come.

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

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