Essen Apartments Offers 2 Months Free in Alexandria, VA

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Looking for upscale living with smart features and serene surroundings? Essen Apartments in Alexandria, VA is now leasing — and for a limited time, new residents who sign a 13-month lease will receive 2 months of free rent! Located next to the beautiful Winkler Botanical Preserve, Essen blends modern luxury with natural tranquility. Residents enjoy thoughtfully designed apartments featuring keyless entry, Bluetooth-enabled smart bathroom mirrors, in-unit washer and dryer, and kitchens with open shelving, tile backsplashes, and under-cabinet lighting. Community amenities include: -A stunning rooftop lounge and sundeck -Expansive state-of-the-art fitness center -Pet spa, bike storage, and garage parking -Courtyards, BBQ areas, and access to nature trails Whether you're relaxing on the rooftop, working remotely from the lounge, or unwinding with a walk through the Preserve, Essen offers a lifestyle designed for comfort, convenience, and connection. 📍 Now Leasing at 1801 N. Beauregard Street, Alexandria, VA 📞 Call (571) 630-3977 or visit essenalexandria.com to schedule your tour today!

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Made in ALX Summer Art Camps

Made in ALX, in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, is excited to welcome kids ages 6 to 13 to our summer art camps! Your kids can paint, sculpt and craft in a positive and supportive environment with small class sizes (just 10 kids per session). These week-long, half-day camps are hosted both mornings and afternoons for children ages 6 to 9 or 10 to 13. Classes are taught by an experienced and loved Fairfax County Public Schools art teacher. See session descriptions and more information at madeinalx.com/artcamps. We can't wait to help your child exercise their creative muscle this summer!

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Old Town Alexandria

Made in ALX, in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, is excited to welcome kids ages 6 to 13 to our summer art camps! Your kids can paint, sculpt and...

The Alexandria Police Department received three reports of graffiti in Del Ray on Wednesday morning, including one incident where <a href="http://twitter.com/#!/annetaylor/status/101386710704857088" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">racist speech</a> was painted on a building. The "nature" of what was painted didn't lead police officers to believe the graffiti was an act motivated by hate, according to a police spokesperson. All three incidents were reported around the same time. In the comments section of at HomeMade Pizza Company, Mellenie Runion wrote that she witnessed graffiti in late July on a Hume Avenue home and at the on Dewitt Avenue. She then wrote the graffiti popped up again on Wednesday in the same places as well as some new areas. "This time it was the home on Hume, the Emmanuel Temple, ,  and the van parked on Mt. Vernon Avenue in front of Agape Church," Runion wrote. Ashley Hildebrandt of the APD's Media Services Unit urges citizens to report incidents of graffiti and suspicious activity by calling 703-838-4444.

The Alexandria Police Department received three reports of graffiti in Del Ray on Wednesday morning, including one incident where <a href="http://twitter.com/#!/annetaylor/status/101386710704857088" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">racist speech</a> was painted on a building.

The “nature” of what was painted didn’t lead police officers to believe the graffiti was an act motivated by hate, according to a police spokesperson. All three incidents were reported around the same time.

In the comments section of at HomeMade Pizza Company, Mellenie Runion wrote that she witnessed graffiti in late July on a Hume Avenue home and at the on Dewitt Avenue. She then wrote the graffiti popped up again on Wednesday in the same places as well as some new areas.

“This time it was the home on Hume, the Emmanuel Temple, ,  and the van parked on Mt. Vernon Avenue in front of Agape Church,” Runion wrote. Ashley Hildebrandt of the APD’s Media Services Unit urges citizens to report incidents of graffiti and suspicious activity by calling 703-838-4444.

Del Ray

APD receives three reports of vandalism on Wednesday.