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After doping scandal, N. Va. triathlete passing through Arlington on 2,000-mile charity run | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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After spending almost a decade in Colorado chasing a dream, a triathlete is making the 2,000-mile journey home to Northern Virginia on foot. Collin Chartier, a Fairfax native and 2017 Marymount graduate, was once a top-15 ranked triathlete in the United States until a three-year doping suspension in 2023 abruptly halted his professional career. He’s now charting a new path in hopes of helping others — involving an extended charity run across much of this country. He began on June 13 and expects
Restaurant Week begins today in Falls Church and next week in Arlington | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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Two separate restaurant weeks are arriving in Arlington, Falls Church and elsewhere in the D.C. area, offering discounts on three-course meals and more. In Arlington, 15 restaurants are participating in this year’s Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Week, which begins on Monday and includes establishments throughout the D.C. area. It continues through Sunday, Aug. 30. In Falls Church, meanwhile, the city’s first-ever Summer Restaurant Week begins today (Friday) and also lasts through Aug. 30. He
Corso Italian closes indefinitely after flooding in Shirlington | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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A Shirlington Italian restaurant is shutting its doors for repairs after flooding earlier this month. Corso Italian will be closed at 4024 Campbell Avenue for an uncertain period of time after flooding on Aug. 2 caused “significant damage” to a dining room and the basement, owner Jill Erber wrote in a letter to customers yesterday (Wednesday). “For the past couple of weeks, we have done everything we could to keep going. We operated with one dining room closed, worked around ongoing remediation
All-you-can-eat sushi restaurant in Clarendon appears to have closed | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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While one all-you-can-eat sushi spot just opened on Columbia Pike, a similar restaurant further north in Arlington appears to have closed. Sakaki Izakaya, a Clarendon restaurant selling Japanese street food, rice and noodles and desserts in addition to sushi, is listed as “permanently closed” on Google. No official announcements appear to be posted online, but the restaurant at 3227 Washington Blvd was not open during its listed hours yesterday (Wednesday) and it is no longer accepting online or
Bike shop plans 56-mile ride of every Falls Church street this weekend | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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Falls Church covers just 2.1 square miles, but some local cyclists are about to ride 56 miles without leaving the city limits. Bikenetic Full Service Bike Shop is hosting an event this Saturday that invites bicyclists to navigate a course that goes down every street in the Little City. The route is a bit of a “ridiculous journey,” a Facebook post about the event admits, but Bikenetic owner and race organizer Jan Feuchtner told ARLnow that that’s part of the fun. “It’s intended to be funny and si
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