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Alison Virginia O’Connell is an independent candidate for the open Alexandria City Council seat in the April 21 special election. A community organizer who has lived and worked in Alexandria for about a decade, O’Connell is running on housi...
Sandy Marks is the Democratic nominee for the open Alexandria City Council seat in the April 21 special election. A two-term former chair of the Alexandria Democratic Committee and advocacy communications specialist, Marks won the Democrati...
Frank Fannon is one of three candidates running for the open Alexandria City Council seat in the April 21 special election. A fourth-generation Alexandrian who served on council from 2009 to 2012, Fannon is running as an independent — a del...
The Alexandria Brief has moved.
You might notice things look a little different this week. That’s because I’ve migrated to a new platform—Ghost—after three months on Substack.
A significant number of readers have reached out over since th...
Congressman Don Beyer official portrait (Congressman Don Beyer)
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger endorsed Rep. Don Beyer Tuesday in his bid for re-election to Virginia’s 8th Congressional District, boosting the seven-term incumbent as a cr...
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