By Brian Trompeter
Vienna has a considerable tree canopy, but nearly two-thirds of its trees – 3,968 – need maintenance, according to a recently performed inventory.
Author: GazetteLeader
By Brian Trompeter
Carmen Wu on June 27 was installed as 2023-24 president of the Rotary Club of McLean during a ceremony and dinner held at the McLean Community Center.
By Brian Trompeter
A July 18 community meeting will be held to discuss the proposed Astoria rezoning application by JAG Partners LLC, which would construct a 130-unit residential building with neighborhood-serving retail, office and service uses in downtown McLean.
By Brian Trompeter
For his dedication, doggedness and impressive list of accomplishments, the Great Falls Citizens Association’s executive board on June 28 honored former president William Canis with the group’s top honor, the Glen Sjoblom Award.
By Brian Trompeter
An issue in neighboring Fairfax County is one that eventually will have to be addressed in Arlington, as well:
By Brian Trompeter
Vexed by construction parking near the new Sunrise Senior Living building at 380 Maple Ave., W., and apprehensive about vehicular spillover once that facility opens, residents on Millwood Court, S.E., have pressed Vienna officials for years to impose permit parking on their cul-de-sac.
By Brian Trompeter
Crowd Enjoys Fireworks, Food, Music at Vienna’s Independence Day Celebration: Thousands of people of all ages crowded into Yeonas Park in Vienna July 2 to partake of the town’s annual Independence Day celebration, and judging by their reactions, the show was a hit.
By Brian Trompeter
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on June 27 unanimously agreed to petition the Circuit Court to order a $435 million school-bond referendum on Nov. 7.
By Brian Trompeter
After unanimous authorization by the Board of Supervisors June 27, Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill will execute an agreement with Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing Inc. (APAH) and the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority (FCRHA) to build and deliver a Tysons Community Center.
By Brian Trompeter
A mixed-use development with up to 810 multi-family dwelling units, 85 townhouses, 110,000 square feet of office space and 10,000 square feet of retail area will be built next to the West Falls Church Metrostation, following a June 27 rezoning approval by Fairfax County supervisors.