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Keith Solo Show Features Landscapes (opens the original)
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Boom in the Middle of the Night September 17, 2026 “Barry Barnett Keith: An American Artist” will open with a reception at the FOTHA Gallery on October 2 at 4:30 pm and will run until December 18. Keith says this is his 26th solo show and his third at the FOTHA Gallery. Keith explains this show features a variety of 11 landscapes, and you will see the play of light. He explains this show features new color choices and different perspectives of landscape painting he has never done before. “I thin
Boom in the Middle of the Night (opens the original)
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Boom in the Middle of the Night September 17, 2026 Those still up at midnight on Saturday, September 5 watched as the clock clicked off on their microwave, their computer shut down, the tv screen went blank just at the best part of their movie, and all their lights suddenly disappeared, leaving them in total darkness. Others didn’t discover the power outage until the next morning when they started to prepare breakfast and discovered their refrigerator temperature had dropped to 42 degrees. Domin
St. Mary’s Street Festival Opens to the Community in Arlington (opens the original)
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The line is long at the free taco truck Sunday, Aug. 23 at the first community street festival at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on Glebe Road. One blue ticket gets you a choice of al pastor, veggie or chicken taco bowl from the Roaming Coyote Howlin’ Good Food Tex Mex taco truck. Josie Lewis sits on the curb with her quesadilla while her mom has tried the veggie taco bowl. Gregory Hooker, the Music Director, sits at a table in the shade with his demolished al pastor taco bowl in front of him. A re
School Year Begins with Enthusiasm and Caution in Arlington (opens the original)
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It’s Aug. 31, that time of year again in Arlington. Backpacks are loaded with number 2 pencils and composition books. Excited but slightly anxious children squirm in their school bus seats. Newly polished and welcoming classrooms stand ready for the first day of school. Additional speed cameras have been installed and will be in operation before and after school during the week. But something is different this year as immigrant enforcement efforts have been stepped up, generating fear among a nu
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