Alexandria celebrates milestones and welcomes new leadership this fall
Alexandria gears up for celebrations and improvements. DASH seeks board members, Olde Towne School for Dogs turns 50, and the Freedom House Museum gets a facelift. Meanwhile, Mikie Sherrill, Alexandria native, wins New Jersey's governorship. Weather remains pleasant for upcoming events.
DASH, Alexandria's transit provider, is on the lookout for new board members. They're after candidates with public transportation know-how or management experience. Applications are now open.
The Olde Towne School for Dogs is marking a significant milestone - its 50th anniversary. A sidewalk party is planned for Nov. 8 to celebrate this achievement.
The Freedom House Museum, a historic site, is moving forward with its next phase. This involves making its interior spaces accessible to all visitors.
Alexandria's weather forecast for Thursday is sunny with a high of 57 degrees and northwest winds. Thursday night will be mostly clear, with a low of 38 degrees and light variable winds.
Mikie Sherrill, a native of Alexandria, has made history. She was recently elected as New Jersey's next governor.
The Alexandria Health Center's construction began on Nov. 6, 1944, in the 500 block of N. St. Asaph Street. Before its construction, local health department staff worked in basement offices at City Hall.
The exterior of the Freedom House Museum at 1315 Duke Street has been beautifully restored to its pre-Civil War appearance.
Alexandria's upcoming events and developments promise an exciting time for residents and visitors alike. From celebrating milestones to improving accessibility and welcoming new leaders, the city continues to evolve and thrive.
