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City honors Latino contributions with new proclamation

September 24, 2024 | Alexandria City (Independent), Virginia


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City honors Latino contributions with new proclamation
During a recent Alexandria city council meeting, a significant proclamation was passed recognizing the contributions of the Latino community in the city. Councilman Gary initiated the motion, which was seconded by Vice Mayor Jackson. The council members expressed appreciation for the various events planned to celebrate this observance, highlighting the diverse contributions of the Latino population to Alexandria's cultural and social fabric. The proclamation received unanimous support from the council.

Additionally, the meeting featured a presentation honoring the 60th anniversary of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC). Council Member Scribe Bagley, alongside Council Member Gire and NVTC representative Kate Matthijs, led the recognition. Matthijs was invited to speak about the commission's history and its impact on regional transportation.

These discussions reflect the council's commitment to celebrating diversity and recognizing the importance of transportation infrastructure in the community.

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