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Government buildings are closed, but local restaurants are open. Support them and eat and drink well during the snowstorm. ☃️

Embrace the cold with skiing, snowboarding, tubing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, an alpine coaster and the East Coast's longest sled run.

The Arlington science teacher is beloved in the classroom, with a curiosity that's contagious. You may have also seen him on TV.

Once an awkward throwaway space, the narrow room now does triple duty as a home office, guest bedroom and TV lounge.

Find steak frites and house-made pastas among the specials at more than 60 participating Little City eateries from Jan. 23 to Feb. 1.

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Crush your core and focus on flexibility in classes geared toward all abilities at these top-voted Pilates gyms.

Ride out the colder months with these warm and comforting soups and stews around Arlington and Falls Church.

The 101-year-old founder of the U.S. Institute of Peace recalls an inspiring conversation with the Civil Rights leader.

Schools are closed, but your office isn't. Keep the kids happy and engaged with these active, artsy and brainy one-day camps.

No matter how you slice it, bagels are beloved. Nosh flavors ranging from apple pie to za'atar with toppings galore at these delis.

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