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ALXnow’s top stories this week in Alexandria

It’s been a big week for crime and public safety issues in Alexandria.

There were several arrests and a few notable cases where there weren’t arrests: like when a child was struck in a crash and no arrests made after another fatal crash.

On the more positive side, things are coming along in Potomac Yard and a new development was announced in the West End.

Top stories

  1. ‘Save Del Ray’ website launches in opposition to Bonaventure’s mixed-use shopping development on Mount Vernon Avenue
  2. Child struck and injured in crash outside Jefferson Houston Elementary School
  3. New mixed-use development, and potential dance space, coming to Old Town North
  4. Man arrested for DUI and assault and battery after abandoning car on Duke Street
  5. D.C. man arrested after assault by mob in West End
  6. Man taken into custody after threatening to shoot up Alexandria courthouse in murder/suicide
  7. Fairfax County man arrested after allegedly pointing gun at girlfriend’s head in Landmark area
  8. City outlines what’s ahead for Potomac Yard development
  9. Inova Alexandria at Landmark concept plan shows 175-foot-tall hospital building
  10. Three Alexandria men arrested after robbery and abduction in West End

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