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Weekly Entertainment (Reston/Herndon)

March 29-April 5

Things happening in the Reston/Herndon area.

Roy Rogers Closes Its Doors in Hybla Valley

Todd's three other franchises are still going strong.

Roy Rogers Closes Its Doors in Hybla Valley

Todd's three other franchises are still going strong.

Roy Rogers Closes Its Doors in Hybla Valley

County Budget Approved

Bulova calls the budget a “booster shot.”

When the Board of Supervisors approved the budget on Tuesday, April 26, they increased taxes by about $300 for the average homeowner and increased funding for schools by 5 percent.

Outlook Optimistic for Local 2015 Real Estate Market

After what seemed to be an endless winter, spring has finally come calling, signaling the start of the year’s first real estate high season. Homes trade hands all year long, but spring is often for buyers, seller, agents, brokers and lenders like those weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas; buyers at full speed searching out the best bargains and sellers looking to move their wares without having to resort to price-slashing sales tactics.

NRA Receives two Valentine’s Day Visits from Protesters

U.S. Congress addresses gun violence epidemic in House committee for the first time in six years.

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Arlington Entertainment Calendar Through Mid October

Arlington Calendar Through Mid October

Deadline to Establish 2018 Assessment Rates Looming in Reston

Musicians and Artists Ease the Cancer Experience

Soothing sounds echo through the lobbies at the Inova cancer centers around Northern Virginia.

Inova treatment

Remembering a Good Friend of Great Falls, Robin Rentsch

Environmental advocate mentored many.

Student Art Planned for the Future BRT Stations

Public can vote on their favorites until April 3.

Artwork

Arlington and Alexandria Bring Home the 4-H Ribbons

4-H Ribbons

Off the Menu: Restaurant News and Notes

APPETITE

Inclusionary Dreams

What if Alexandria could force developers to build affordable housing?

If Alexandria wanted to take a carrot-and-stick approach to development, city officials would soon run into a problem. The lure of density is a big fat carrot, which seems to be getting larger each year. But officials in Richmond are holding all the sticks. Chief among them is the idea of inclusionary zoning, which would require the General Assembly to give Alexandria permission to force developers to build affordable housing.

Hail to the Chief

Smedley retires as AFD/EMS Chief.

Smedley Retires

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March 29-April 5

Todd's three other franchises are still going strong.

Todd's three other franchises are still going strong.

Bulova calls the budget a “booster shot.”

U.S. Congress addresses gun violence epidemic in House committee for the first time in six years.

Soothing sounds echo through the lobbies at the Inova cancer centers around Northern Virginia.

Environmental advocate mentored many.

Public can vote on their favorites until April 3.

What if Alexandria could force developers to build affordable housing?

Smedley retires as AFD/EMS Chief.