It’s the first week of 2023 and Alexandria is off to a busy start.
Some potentially big changes down the road are starting small, like the launch of a guaranteed income pilot and a new ban on red-light turns at a couple of intersections.
There were some closures as well: EagleBank is shutting down its Alexandria branch (277 S. Washington Street) in March while Deli News & More (1406) shut its doors — with a new deli planned to replace it in March.
Top stories
- Notes: Alexandria’s guaranteed income program moves forward, payments start next month
- What are some of the big City of Alexandria priorities in 2023?
- Alexandria City Council to consider resolution outlining which flags can be flown and when
- Police: Man with knife commits West End robbery
- Alexandria man arrested after allegedly threatening dad with gun on Facebook Messenger
- Shots fired on Lincolnia Road, no injuries
- ‘Deli News & More’ closes in Old Town, restaurateur signs lease
- Alexandria considering ‘no turn on red’ restrictions for some Old Town and Parker-Gray intersections
- Birchmere brushes up against city zoning ordinance in switch to electric signage
- TRAFFIC ALERT: Small sinkhole shuts down portion of Mount Vernon Avenue in Del Ray
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