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As part of this year’s budget season, you’re invited to share your input for building, maintaining, upgrading or replacing County facilities, equipment and infrastructure. Where should we make investments? Which types of projects top your list? Tell us what you think
Arlington Public Library is launching a new exhibition, titled "Women’s Work: Then & Now," commemorating both Arlington’s 100th anniversary and the 100 years since the passage of the 19th Amendment.
Mar. 5: The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II
Join us as we celebrate Arlington’s rich African-American history at the annual Feel the Heritage Festival on Feb. 29!
This FREE Black History Month event will feature live music and dance, free activities for kids, delicious food, cook-off competition (sign up here), Hall of History with photos and artifacts, and more. Visit the event webpage for details
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Arlington's Lomax A.M.E. Zion Church, first established by freed slaves in 1866, held a ceremony with the Center for Local History to celebrate the donation of archival records, including a 19th century pulpit bible. Now members of the community can research and discover more about the history of one of Arlington's oldest African-American churches.
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