January-February 2015 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Including $1.4 million for a residence in Gaslight Square.

David Pomeroy's GPS drawings bring maps to life.

Civil Rights activist Joan Mulholland organized sit-ins and protests in the 1960's. And she was arrested for it.

Primp by Smitten and Cherry Blow Dry Bar are coming to Clarendon.

Need a cute baby gift? Bashful Elephant owner Becca Premo takes baby shoes to the next level.

Anthom specializes in up-and-coming fashion designers

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What happens when your religious upbringing no longer fits?

Arlington-based Bikes for the World ships donated bikes to the places in the world where they are needed most.

Clarendon's Bluemercury on what to keep, what to toss and what's hot for 2015

APS and Arlington County Officials reveal the method behind school closure madness.

Winter blues got you down? Book a spa weekend getaway in Maryland or Virginia.

Old school restaurants in Arlington, Falls Church and McLean that keep customers coming back.

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Aneesh Chopra discusses politics, big data and how not to end up on The Daily Show.

The Arlington-based chef launches a second location in Marshall, Va. and a new line of comfort foods.

Critic David Hagedorn's take on R.J. Cooper's new restaurant in Merrifield's Mosaic District