Beth Lawton is the Publisher and Co-Founder at Canoe Media. She focuses on themes such as education, travel and tourism, and food and beverages, while also addressing social issues like trans rights and LGBTQ topics. Beth's work has been featured in Alexandria Living Magazine.
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Beth Lawton's coverage is highly focused on local government, city development, and community issues in Virginia, specifically Alexandria. To reach out effectively to her, consider providing insights or updates related to local government decisions, urban planning projects, housing developments or community activism within Alexandria.
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Visit Alexandria revealed positive economic news at its annual meeting.
The cookbook, coming in November, features recipes from more than 50 Alexandria restaurants.
The ultimate spot for work-life balance is opening in partnership with Neighborhood Restaurant Group.
The block may close for a pilot program during the holiday season this year.
By: Beth Lawton
The large Eisenhower Valley office building could become residential.
The Capital Improvement Budget includes turning two K-8 schools into dedicated elementary and middle schools.
The just-opened Friends to Lovers bookstore suffered smoke damage.
Bark Social, the dog-focused bar and doggie play area, closed abruptly Thursday night.
By: Beth Lawton
2 Prince St. rendering of a proposed restaurant to replace Big Wheel Bikes.
The first students will start attending classes on the $1 billion campus.
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