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City under watch: Times uncovers more Flock cameras than previously disclosed (opens the original)
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By James Libresco | jlibresco@alextimes.com The same technology had enkindled a furor across the nation, but without as much as a public hearing, few in Alexandria took notice of the nondescript, black lenses affixed to utility poles. And yet here the cameras were, 81 of them, at least – manufactured by the companies Flock Safety and Axon Enterprises – perched on roadways and side streets, monitoring church parking lots and private homes, cataloguing the cars arriving to school and leaving apart
Fairfax County data center substation hearing postponed to December - Alexandria Times (opens the original)
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By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com Alexandria and Fairfax residents are preparing to speak out against a proposed data center substation in Fairfax County, next to the City of Alexandria. Residents in opposition to the Edsall Road data center project who identified the public hearing on the Dominion Energy substation as their only avenue to give input will now have to wait: Dominion has successfully requested to delay a Fairfax County Planning Commission public hearing on the substation fr
The science of sewage: What wastewater reveals about PFAS in Alexandria (opens the original)
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By Jack Kiyonaga | Alexandria Journalism Project This story is part of an ongoing investigation by the Alexandria Journalism Project about PFAS in Alexandria’s drinking water. AlexRenew recently completed the biggest infrastructure project in Alexandria’s history: RiverRenew. The 2.2-milelong underground tunnel took eight years to complete, cost more than $600 million and will prevent 120 million gallons of rainwater and sewage from entering the Potomac River annually. One might think that after
Coalitions confirm 'surge' in Alexandria ICE activity following August arrests (opens the original)
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By Hannah Shiblaq | hshiblaq@alextimes.com Representatives from local coalitions ICE Out of Alexandria and Tenants and Workers United confirmed that there were six arrests by ICE on Aug. 8 and 10 – part of a recent “trend” in increased ICE activity in the City of Alexandria. On Aug. 8, four residents were arrested from the Eaton Square apartment complex in the Chirilagua neighborhood. TWU Associate Director Ingris Moran confirmed that one of the four was later released because they were “already
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