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King Street Cats' Cat of the Week: Kitty

King Street Cats is a no-kill non-profit cat rescue group in Alexandria, online at www.kingstreetcats.org.

OK, so that name is not very original. But Kitty is a sweet girl who promises to adore you in return for love and affection. She would do great as an only kitten and will give you years of love and laughter.

She is spayed and up to date on her shots. All she needs is a forever home!

You can meet her this Saturday and Sunday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at our orphanage at 25 Dove St. in Alexandria (off Duke Street at Telegraph Road).

For more information on Kitty and all our other wonderful cats and kittens go to www.kingstreetcats.org.

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D @ D C. June 19, 2013 at 09:29 am
Doug, Thank you!! Watching our neighborhood and speaking up helps us all. If we ignore the kidsRead More they will think we don't care and bring more trouble to our area. The only way to keep our community safe is by us all posting like Doug.
Kara Fast June 19, 2013 at 05:15 pm
Broken flower pots on 300 Block of Princess street night of 17 June too. This type of activity isRead More picking up in our neighborhood too.
Edgar Warfield June 19, 2013 at 07:09 pm
Yes, thanks Doug. Question is what will the police do about it -- likely not very much,Read More unfortunately.
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Drew Hansen (Editor) June 19, 2013 at 06:00 am
Where is this even being held?
Drew Hansen (Editor) June 19, 2013 at 12:36 pm
Looks like it's at the Athenaeum: http://www.nvfaa.org/events/starting-genealogy-lisa-stansbury
Bea Porter May 22, 2013 at 02:38 pm
Very well said. A new building will not bring up the test scores, and its not the fault of theRead More parents. Dr. Sherman changes staff so frequently it makes sense that the scores are not improving. Jefferson-Houston needs to have consistency in staff, and not the turnovers that it has had in the last several years. These students can achieve, they can do well, but they need to have consistent structure, and teachers that are willing to teach them in the manner they can learn best. Take these 350 students and reintegrate them into other schools that are achieving, then see them rise as the stars they are. Stop keeping them segregated, stop the under achievement. Stop this new building.
Lee Hernly May 22, 2013 at 03:21 pm
While I agree with the commenters and the writer on their comments, I do suggest that, if you haveRead More not done so already, do take a tour of the school to see the changes taking place. It's hard to see how the kids can learn anything there at the school given the current open classroom environment. Having lived here all my life, I seem to recall as well that at one point in time, Lyles Crouch was in a similar situation like Jefferson Houston currently is. Lyles Crouch has turned itself around so who's to say that Jefferson Houston won't? Dr. Sherman though, needs to go.
Foo Bar May 25, 2013 at 04:33 pm
As I remember, Lyles-Crouch did not bootstrap itself but got help from Herb Berg, the superintendentRead More before Rebecca Parry. In the '99 redistricting he rezoned Lyles-Crouch's attendance area so that a number of disadvantaged kids who formerly went there now go to Jefferson-Houston.
Jon Rosenbaum May 23, 2013 at 03:10 pm
I find myself agreeing with the writer for once. This is a quality of life and security issue.Read More Actually 60 lights were out a few months ago from the river to the Metro station. TE&S does a survey only once a year. Otherwise its Director says it is up to citizens to report lights that are out. I report light outages on my block, but it is unreasonable to expect citizens to report each light number out on a commercial street. Then there is the issue of repair time. Last fall it took three months to repair a damaged light in the 100 block of N. Saint Asaph Street.
Defy Libtards May 23, 2013 at 03:49 pm
The city is sooooooooooooo boring. Why can't we just continue with the Hippie v. ConservativeRead More bashing; it's been too long since somebody has called me a (racist) because I like small government.
Scot May 23, 2013 at 03:57 pm
Not enough anger in this op ed, please revise. Clap*Clap*Clap Also, why is everyone typing when weRead More could all be out robbing banks? Apparently it is the new cool "thing" in Alexandria.