The specter of Missing Middle haunts the slate of candidates for Arlington County Board. Two months ago, the County Board allowed the by-right construction of 2-6 unit buildings on lots previously zoned for single-family homes. Prior to voting for the changes, Board Chair Christian Dorsey and member Katie Cristol announced that they would not be seeking
Voting to determine which School Board candidate gets the endorsement of the local Democratic party kicked off yesterday and continues this week. Candidates Angelo Cocchiaro and Miranda Turner are vying to be the Democratic-supported candidate who will run in the general election in November to replace outgoing School Board Chair Reid Goldstein. The winner will
School Board Caucus Kicking Off "It’s almost show time for the Arlington County Democratic Committee’s School Board endorsement caucus. Voting is slated for: Sunday, May 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Dr. Charles Drew Elementary School, 3500 23rd St. South. Wednesday, May 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Campbell Elementary School,
James "Vell" Rives is entering the race to fill the Arlington School Board seat being vacated by Reid Goldstein. He will be running in the general election in November against the candidate who wins the Arlington County Democratic Committee endorsement caucus, either be Miranda Turner or political newcomer Angelo Cocchiaro, who both nabbed high-profile endorsements
(Updated at 12:10 p.m.) Two candidates have emerged as top fundraisers ahead of this year's Democratic primary: Natalie Roy for Arlington County Board and Josh Katcher for Commonwealth's Attorney. That's according to newly-filed quarterly campaign financial reports. The six candidates for County Board, two for Commonwealth's Attorney and three for Sheriff will run in a