By C. Kamath and Anil Maybhate
About 100 people braved the rain on Sept. 9 to pack into the Baliga family’s McLean home for “Padaarpan: An Evening of Khayal” – Ashwin Baliga’s Hindustani (North Indian classical) debut vocal concert.
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By Brian Trompeter
Adjustments made to Vienna’s pickleball scheduling at Glyndon Park – bolstered by continued police enforcement and the addition of other courts at another park – have proved successful, and town officials plan to continue them for the foreseeable future.
By Brian Trompeter
Candidates seeking Vienna Town Council seats in the Nov. 7 election brought different perspectives to a Sept. 19 forum held by the local National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association chapter, but all stressed their commitment to public service.
By Brian Trompeter
Another office-to-residential conversion is in the works, this time at a prominent location near the Beltway in Tysons.
By Brian Trompeter
Following his military service during the Vietnam War, Oakton resident John Byrne enjoyed a long National Park Service career and remained active in environmental matters.
By Brian Trompeter
An already competitive Vienna Town Council race has gotten more interesting in recent days, as candidate Elizabeth Korondy dropped out of contention and the Vienna Transportation Safety Commission (TSC) chairman decided to seek a Council seat via a write-in campaign.
By Brian Trompeter
Electric model trains made a steady din as they chugged around tracks, blew their whistles and passed through miniature towns Aug. 24 at Oakton Library.
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County officials pronounced themselves pleased that the jurisdiction continues to have the lowest violent-crime rate among the 70 large jurisdictions ranked by the Major Cities Chiefs Association, but a mid-year report released Sept. 6 by county police showed crime up in many categories.
By Brian Trompeter
Local private schools have swung back into action for the fall semester and many are starting the school year with new facilities, leadership and programs.
By Brian Trompeter
The Fairfax County Deer Management Archery Program will be conducted at parks and other locations throughout the county from Sept. 9 to Feb. 17, officials said.