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City of Alexandria government offices and facilities, including courts, will open on time on Wednesday as the city continues to recover from Hurricane Sandy. A Coastal Flood Warning ...

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Capital Bikeshare is back in operation in Alexandria, but stations at Prince and Union streets remain closed because of flooding related to Hurricane Sandy. The entire Capital Bikesh...

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More free sandbags are available on Tuesday. The city is distributing them through 6 p.m. at Market Square, in front of City Hall at 301 King St. There is a limit of five bags p...

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A look at some of the damage in Alexandria following Hurricane Sandy.  Upload your photos here or send them to Drew Hansen at drewh@patch.com.

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Alexandria city officials are dealing with downed trees and power lines in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Luckily, the storm caused no fatalities or injuries in the city, said cit...

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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced Tuesday morning it would restore rail and bus service at 2 p.m., with trains and buses operating on a Sunday schedule. WM...

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City of Alexandria officials are urging people to stay indoors Tuesday as downed trees are removed, downed power lines are restored and emergency responders monitor flooding in the city f...