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Business Notes
Business Notes
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County Schools Better Off without State
Secession Looks Good Right Now
County Schools Better Off without State
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Town Meeting To Examine Fort Belvoir's Impact
Residents encouraged to attend Feb. 4 event.
Town Meeting To Examine Fort Belvoir's Impact
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Reston Needs Town Status?
Association says some problems are beyond its power.
Reston Needs Town Status?
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Funds To Cover Shortfalls
Funds To Cover Shortfalls
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It’s Time for Turkey Trot
Raises money for Life with Cancer.
Each year around this time, many people’s thoughts turn to turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie — and the Virginia Run Turkey Trot. This year’s 24th annual 5K run and 2K walk will be held Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, at 8 a.m. at the Virginia Run Community Center in Centreville.
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Board Mulls Changes for Terraset
Terraset Elementary is seeking approval to become an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program school.
Board Mulls Changes for Terraset
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Bonds on the Ballot
Arlington puts $200 million in bonds to a public vote.
This year, Arlington is putting the fate of $219 million in the hands of its citizens. On the Nov. 4 ballot, residents will have a chance to vote on four major bonds.
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Opinion: Editorial: Medicaid Expansion Will Save Lives
Almost too many benefits to count that will help all Virginians, including economic stimulus.
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Opinion: Commentary: Now Is Not the Time To Put Off Vaccinations
Pediatricians report a 30-76 percent decrease in administering routine childhood immunizations.
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Opinion: Commentary: Community Comes Together for Equality and Justice
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Beyond the Walls March for Justice, Tuesday, organized by Pastor Brian Brown and his youth church.
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ShelfGenie of Metro DC Designs New Future for Local Homeowners
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Enjoying family time at home will never go out of style, and if 2020 has given us anything good, it’s been the opportunity to spend more time together as a family. Spouses are traveling less (or not at all), and kids are home from school and college.
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City Unveils 2004 Budget Proposal
Tax rate increases would fund Blenheim and school renovations.
City Unveils 2004 Budget Proposal
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Loudoun Votes Yes on School Bond Issues
Residents Fund New Schools, Land and Renovations
Loudoun Votes Yes on School Bond Issues
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Toll Revenue Doubles in First Six Weeks
Commuters take Express Lanes average of 23,000 times daily.
The 495 Express Lanes opened a month early on Nov. 17, introducing the biggest change to the region’s traffic patterns in more than 30 years. After some headaches for both commuters and Transurban, the company which operates the Express Lanes, traffic is steadily increasing and flowing more smoothly, Transurban officials report. And while there has been an increase in the number of E-ZPass users in the past 12 months, approximately 46 percent of Beltway travelers report not having an E-ZPass.
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Nanobrewery To Open at Herndon’s Sunset Park
Craft beer location to open in Herndon.
A pair of brothers-in-law plan to open a nanobrewery in Herndon’s Sunset Park complex: Andrew Kelley and Kai Leszkowicz have signed a lease for 257 Sunset Park.
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Editorial: Virginia Proves Elections Matter
Health and economic issues are entwined.
Some people continue to assert, either with their words or by simply abstaining, that voting just doesn’t matter. Here in Virginia, nearly every day we prove that is incorrect. All of Virginia’s elected representatives who are elected by the entire state are of the same political party. They are all Democrats: Gov. Terry McAuliffe, Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam, Attorney General Mark Herring and Virginia’s two U.S. Senators, Mark Warner and Tim Kaine.
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Column: Team Up
Just as “everyone knows Geico can save you 15 percent in 15 minutes,” that is, if you watch television, listen to radio, access the Internet or even sit on the beach at Ocean City and watch the single-engine planes flying by pulling banners; so too do people know that when your primary care physician tells you that you need to meet with an oncologist to discuss your recent medical results, you should bring along family, friends, advocates, doctors, lawyers, etc. (your presumptive “team”), because, well, you know why: your life may depend on it.
