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Capt. Eugene “Red” McDaniel Decorated fighter pilot, POW dies at 94. (opens the original)
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Capt. Eugene Barker “Red” McDaniel, a decorated U.S. Navy aviator who survived nearly six years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam and spent the rest of his life advocating for America’s missing servicemembers, died Aug. 7 at his home in the Mount Vernon section of Alexandria. He was 94. To the public, McDaniel was a war hero. To fellow prisoners, he was something more enduring: a source of strength in the darkest conditions imaginable. Shot down near Hanoi on May 19, 1967, while flying an A-
Shear Delight (opens the original)
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Khadija Yahya gets a haircut from stylist Nickie Wedderbum Aug. 18 at Iye Beauty Salon. As families count down the days for students to return to the classroom, Mayor Alyia Gaskins continued her tradition of providing free hairstyling, school supplies and encouragement to young people across the city before the start of a new academic year. Now in its fourth year, the Mayor's Back-to-School Hair Salon event was held Aug. 18 and hosted at Iye's Beauty Salon on Duke Street. The initiative was crea
Pinwheels for Prevention (opens the original)
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Chris Thomas, center presents an original poem to Terri Cheshire, executive director of the Center for Alexandria’s Children April 3 at Charles Hill Park in Del Ray. Shown in back are Mayor Alyia Gaskins, Terri Cheshire, Chris Thomas, Fiona Kunkel-Loughlin, Kate Garvey, and Police Chief Tarrick McGuire. In front are Gaskins’ children Eliana and Zeke. Hundreds of colorful pinwheels were spinning in the breeze at Charles Hill Park to serve a purpose beyond decoration. The annual Pinwheel Garden in
Oh What a Night! (opens the original)
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Neighborhoods across Alexandria came together Aug. 4 for National Night Out, an annual community-building event designed to strengthen relationships between residents and public safety agencies. This year’s celebration marked a record level of participation, with 54 registered events taking place throughout the city. From Old Town and Del Ray to the West End, residents gathered at block parties, cookouts, ice cream socials, and community meetups aimed at fostering stronger neighborhood connectio
The Race Is On (opens the original)
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Virginia’s primary elections have solidified the Commonwealth’s congressional and Senate matchups for November, with two prominent Alexandria-area Democrats, U.S. Rep. Don Beyer and U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, emerging in strong positions as the general election campaign begins. Beyer, who represents Virginia’s 8th Congressional District, won the Democratic primary on Tuesday, defeating four challengers and securing the nomination for what could be his seventh term in the U.S. House of Representative
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