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’Tis the season to be merry and bright, and neighborhoods throughout the region are taking the latter very seriously.

Cheesemonger Jill Erber and chef Cathal Armstrong are opening an Italian trattoria. And yes, there will still be cheese.

Arlington 'kindness activist' Susan Thompson-Gaines feeds the hungry, clothes people in need and spreads joy year-round with an army of elves.

Libellula, a collective of small, Italian, family-owned olive farms, was co-founded by W-L alumna Julia Franchi Scarselli.

Skip the big box stores and shop local. These are a few of our favorite things from area makers, artists and independent boutiques.

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A cemetery near Mount Vernon may be the final resting place of the enslaved woman who held the keys to the Custis-Lee estate during the Civil War.

The Passport Program is back with special offers, treats and a chance to win prizes from more than a dozen local shops and eateries.

From Santa selfies and icy slides to live performances and train rides, we've got your holiday fun right here.

The Golden Fox at Clarendon Crossing stocks apparel, home decor and other merch by women-owned businesses.

Head to these area tree lots and farms to find the perfect evergreen.

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