Explore our great city in a truly unforgettable way!
Join D.C.’s only car-free, social bike ride on Saturday, September 7 with our exclusive 15% OFF discount.
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DC Bike Ride is the district’s only car-free, social bike ride, bringing bicyclists from near and far together to celebrate our great city in a truly unforgettable way!
The 20-mile, car-free course is purposefully designed to be approachable for first-time riders and avid cyclists alike while taking riders past some of the city’s most iconic sights, including the Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, and Lincoln Memorial for the perfect photo op.
Mark Worrilow Fathom Realty is a Potomac Local sponsor. If you’re looking to buy or sell a home, change careers, or find a better place to sell Real Estate, call Mark today!
Earn top dollar with full benefits!
When you join the Electrical Alliance, you get to contribute to the biggest projects in the area, all while earning top dollar and employer-paid benefits. This opportunity is open to electricians with 3 to 11 years of experience.
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Earn top dollar with full benefits!
When you join the Electrical Alliance, you get to contribute to the biggest projects in the area, all while earning top dollar and employer paid benefits.
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Earn top dollar with full benefits!
When you join the Electrical Alliance, you get to contribute to the biggest projects in the area, all while earning top dollar and employer-paid benefits.
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Earn top dollar with full benefits!
When you join the Electrical Alliance, you get to contribute to the biggest projects in the area, all while earning top dollar and employer paid benefits.
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Noteworthy: The areas premier 55+ adult community.
AVAILABLE NOW! The areas premier 55+ adult community.
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Don’t miss Stafford County’s most anticipated holiday event! Join us at the George L. Gordon, Jr. Government Center, 1300 Courthouse Road, Stafford, VA 22554. Unwrap the magic of the season with an unforgettable night of joy, laughter, and community spirit. See you there! Find out more information at www.staffordcountytreelighting.com.
As Howard Rudat, candidate for the Stafford Board of Supervisors representing the Rock Hill District, has been talking to the residents of Rock Hill over the last several months, he has been hearing from many people who aren’t currently happy.
Their top two issues have been consistent: First, they are upset that there was a costly legal settlement in which the Board of Supervisors agreed to pay a $500,000 fine to the Trump Department of Justice along with untold additional legal fees and time spent by the County staff gathering data for the investigation, time they weren’t supporting County needs, all stemming from the development of a Muslim cemetery in the Rock Hill District. Crystal Vanuch, the sitting supervisor, hasn’t even apologized, let alone paid any money back to the county. Rudat states that under his watch, he would never put the county in such a precarious legal position or negative spotlight.