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Rethinking Cat Licensing Rarely Enforced Enforced Ordinance Regulating According to City Code, Cat Ordinance Comes Feline Companions WWW.ALEXTIMES.COM MARCH 6, 2014 | 1 Vol. 10, No. 10 Alexandria’s only independent hometown newspaper MARCH 6, 2014 Familiar face tapped as ACPS superintendent Alvin Crawley can drop a search for the district’s new interim from his title top adminstrator. Crawley previously served BY ERICH WAGNER as interim superintendent in Prince George’s County, where The Alexandria City School he actively sought to perma- Board revealed last week that nently secure the top job. But he interim Superintendent Alvin bowed out of the running — and Crawley will helm the public resigned — after a shakeup of school district on a permanent that school district’s structure. basis. He also was deputy chief of the Crawley began oversee- District’s special education de- ing Alexandria City Public FILE PHOTO partment and held various ad- Schools in October, just a few After serving as interim super- ministrative roles within Arling- months after the abrupt retire- intendent for five months, Alvin ton County Public Schools. ment of Morton Sherman, who Crawley is the school board’s ACPS spokeswoman Kelly stepped down only a few days top choice to succeed Morton Alexander said Crawley was Sherman. before classes started. The ill Tuesday and unavailable for board, which received more meeting Thursday. comment before press time. than 50 applications for the po- ACPS spent $22,500 on Despite repeated requests for a sition, is expected to formally the services of consulting firm vote on his appointment at its BWP & Associates to conduct SEE SUPERINTENDENT | 6 Rethinking cat licensing Rarely enforced enforced ordinance regulating According to city code, cat ordinance comes feline companions. owners in the Port City must into question “We’ve actually gotten a buy a one-year license for $10 couple of emails from people or a three-year license for $25. BY ERICH WAGNER interested in cat licensing,” Joe Seskey, deputy director of Wilson said. the Animal Welfare League of Most local jurisdictions Alexandria, said the penalty PHOTOS/LAURA SIKES Once the cat got out of the IRELAND’S OWN City Councilor Paul Smedberg (top) waves bag that City Councilor Justin have laws requiring that dog for owning an unlicensed cat is to the crowd lining Old Town’s streets for the annual St. Patrick’s Wilson was combing Alexan- owners get licenses for their a $50 fine. Day Parade on Saturday. Hundreds of revelers descended upon dria’s codes for outdated or un- canines. But of area local gov- Seskey said the shelter rou- Alexandria for the traditional celebration of all things Irish. Among necessary laws, residents start- ernments, only Montgomery tinely issues cat licenses to the participants were members of The O’Neill-James School of ed coming to him with ideas. and Prince George’s counties pet owners and new adopters. Irish Dancing (bottom), who were all smiles as they flitted through the Port City. MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE 8. And more than one had join Alexandria in requiring stumbled across a largely un- cats to be licensed as well. SEE CATS | 6 PORT CITY PLAYHOUSE WOWS WITH ‘NEXT FALL’ - PAGE 12 2 | MARCH 6, 2014 ALEXANDRIA TIMES Christine Roland Garner I Sell More Because I Do More! Celebrating 25 Years Since 1988 The Time To Sell Is Now. Let Me Put My +25 years Experience To Work For You! OLD TOWN VAUXCLEUSE DEL RAY/MT IDA $1,369,000 $1,350,000 $989,000 - Coming Soon One of Old Town’s most signifi- Beautifully cant 18th century reproductions renovated and which boasts 4/5 bedrooms, expanded 4 bed- 4.5 baths and 4 fireplaces. Lo- room, 3 bath co- cated in the desirable Southeast lonial convenient Quadrant with an elegant court- to shops and res- yard entry. Generous room sizes taurants on “The with high ceilings, exquisite Avenue”. 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