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Faith Notes
Faith Notes
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Faith Notes
Faith Notes
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Real Estate
Real Estate
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Remembering Leonard Reese
Remembering Leonard Reese
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Old Town Traffic Gets Temporary Relief
Beltway overpass construction hits halfway point.
Old Town Traffic Gets Temporary Relief
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Fairfax City Budget Proposal Unveiled
Includes no increase in property-tax rate.
The City of Fairfax is on firm financial footing and the real-estate tax rate is not proposed to increase in the coming fiscal year. That was the message City Manager Bob Sisson brought to the City Council last Tuesday, Feb. 25, when he unveiled his proposed FY 2015 budget.
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WANTED Feedback Involving No-chase/Chase Fairfax County Police Department Vehicle Pursuits
Flurry of proposed revisions should discourage pursuits of suspects in non-violent felony incidents.
Police vehicle pursuits create the potential for officers, residents and suspects to be killed or seriously injured.
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Springfield Days Ready To Bloom
Springfield Days Ready To Bloom
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Civil War Looms Large at Cemetery
The first burial took place in June 1861: Corporal Allen Greely, from Bravo Company of the Vermont Infantry.
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Commentary: Putting an End to Domestic Violence in Fairfax County
Domestic violence is the leading cause of homicide in Fairfax County.
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Alexandria Letter: A Tale of Three Tickets
Letter to the Editor
My recent experience with the city’s parking bureaucracy has confirmed that city government has failed to make the most basic review of its system and rushed gluttonously into proposing to raise taxes and spend $1.1 million on parking enforcement.
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Alexandria Letter: City Fails Its Citizens
Letter to the Editor
Over the years, I have corresponded with almost all departments within the City of Alexandria’s government.
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Stay-at-Home Order Allows More Time for Road Construction in Virginia
When traffic is down, the crews extend time with lane closures, resulting in project progress.
The quarantine that seems to have no end is having some positive impacts. With most businesses closed and most people staying home most of the time, rush hours have been minimal, gas use is down, local streets are becoming the roads less traveled. For road crews, this is time to pick up the pace.
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Main Big Deal: Cantonese Dishes, and Much More in Chantilly
Restaurant Review: Taste @ Hong Kong
With the pandemic diminishing, Americans are hopping back on the road again, heading east, west, north, and south.
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Neighborhoods
Old Town
One problem about the glorious George Washington Memorial Parkway is it's always there.
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School Notes
School Notes
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Lake Braddock Shutterbug Wins DECA Award
Lake Braddock Shutterbug Wins DECA Award