- Patricia Sullivan
- Reporter
Patricia Sullivan has worked at the Washington Post since 2001, editing the local technology page, writing news obituaries, working in the newsroom’s information technology department and covering breaking news. She previously was executive online editor at The Industry Standard in San Francisco, an online editor and online columnist at the San Jose Mercury News, and a reporter at newspapers in Montana, Florida and Illinois. She was a John S. Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford University in 1992-93.
Alexandria council bickers over affordable housing funds
Cut irks some on the board. Mayor says lawmakers could vote to restore money at their next meeting.
Alexandria action worries affordable-housing advocates
City officials remove the guarantee that housing gets a certain percentage of tax revenue.
Alexandria affordable housing funds removed during budget rush
Whether the removal of a line to set aside revenue for affordable housing was an error isn’t known.
Railroad’s plans to expand ethanol shipments raise alarm in Alexandria
Norfolk Southern wants to double the amount of ethanol it transfers to trucks, upsetting its neighbors.
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- Single-serving plastic water bottles are target of Arlington environmental activists
- Arlington streetcar plans will proceed despite federal rejection
- Arlington adopts tax hike on homes
- Everyday costs may rise in Alexandria
- Arlington property taxes may rise higher
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