By Brian Trompeter
It’s loud, with cars and trucks zooming just on the other side of concrete barriers, but part of the new I-66 Parallel Trail now is open to cyclists and pedestrians.
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By Brian Trompeter
After seven years as president of the Great Falls Citizens Association (GFCA), William Canis has decided it’s time for someone else to head the organization.
Though down from March, Fairfax County’s average sales price for single-family homes was over the $1 million mark for the second month in a row and the third time since the market peak of last summer.
The average sales price of a single-family home across Fairfax County in April was $1,053,142, up slightly from a year before, according to figures reported by MarketStats by ShowingTime based on listing activity from Bright MLS.
By Brian Trompeter
It was all house sparrows’ fault.
By Brian Trompeter
For nearly 12 years, Fairfax County Department of Transportation Director Tom Biesiadny was a fixture at myriad public meetings on roadways, sidewalks, trails and transit – and brought many projects to fruition.
Fairfax County police on May 12 listed the locations of sobriety checkpoints and saturation patrols the agency will conduct during the rest of the year to keep streets safe from impaired drivers.
The enforcement measures will be held at the following locations, with dates and times subject to change:
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County supervisors on May 23 unanimously approved a request by Hilton Domestic Operating Co. Inc. to increase the size of the building-mounted signs at its Tysons headquarters.
By Brian Trompeter
The Residence at Colvin Run, a senior-living facility located in Great Falls, on April 29 welcomed young learners from Kashmir’s Pollinator Garden Club to participate in a Garden Design Challenge aimed at helping to save pollinators.
By Brian Trompeter
McLean tax district voters in mid-May chose five candidates to serve on the McLean Community Center’s Governing Board.
By Brian Trompeter
Besides the passel of candidates vying for positions on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, School Board, General Assembly and constitutional offices, voters also likely will be asked to pass the largest school-bond referendum in Fairfax County’s history.