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Olivia Anderson

Olivia Anderson

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Reporter, Alexandria Times

Los Angeles

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Environment, Skiing , Finance, Tourism, Human Interest , Glaciers

Doesn’t Cover

business changes, book reviews, celebrities

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Content

Total articles 463

  • City Creatives: Moving forward: Local Motion Project merges dancing and teaching to affect social change

    By Olivia Anderson Verified| Alexandria Times Verified happen,” Lavan said. Lavan wants students to realize that there is a world where they can acquire both performance and teaching skills, which might ultimately make the dream of a career in the arts more sustainable. She also hopes that dancers view the art of teaching as a valuable skill, rather than a fallback. Instructors at LMP are able to teach adults and youth through residencies at recreation centers, dance integration programs and a creative aging program with Encore University.

    By Olivia Anderson Verified · Alexandria Times

    Apr. 06, 2023

  • Magistrate’s lawsuit to proceed

    By Olivia Anderson Verified| Alexandria Times Verified By Olivia Anderson | A judge has ruled on the motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch on behalf of former magistrate Elizabeth Fuller, allowing part of it to proceed while denying another part. Fuller was terminated after speaking with the Times about her complaint that resulted in former bondsman Man Nguyen’s license removal.

    By Olivia Anderson Verified · Alexandria Times

    Mar. 09, 2023

  • City Creatives: Moving forward: Local Motion Project merges dancing and teaching to affect social change

    By Olivia Anderson Verified| Alexandria Times Verified happen,” Lavan said. Lavan wants students to realize that there is a world where they can acquire both performance and teaching skills, which might ultimately make the dream of a career in the arts more sustainable. She also hopes that dancers view the art of teaching as a valuable skill, rather than a fallback. Instructors at LMP are able to teach adults and youth through residencies at recreation centers, dance integration programs and a creative aging program with Encore University.

    By Olivia Anderson Verified · Alexandria Times

    Apr. 06, 2023

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Alexandria Times

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

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