By Brian Trompeter
On the heels of new regulations that reduced parking ratios in some zoning areas, Fairfax County officials are recommending that the Board of Supervisors compensate by increasing parking requirements for accessible spaces.
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By Brian Trompeter
Because of a staff error in complying with a recent state-code update for legal advertising of public hearings, Fairfax supervisors on July 30 deferred a full slate of hearings on the agenda and scheduled rehearings for items discussed two weeks earlier.
By Brian Trompeter
A baseball-training-and-coaching facility now will be able to extend its operations to an adjacent suite of the same building in Vienna’s Mill Street light-industrial area.
By Brian Trompeter
When it comes to scope of inquiry and potential to spur reforms and innovations, Fairfax County’s Office of Financial and Program Audit (OFPA) packs considerable punch.
By Brian Trompeter
Several speakers at the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ July 30 meeting criticized board members for not weighing in on current fighting between Israel and Hamas forces in and around Gaza.
By Brian Trompeter
The Fairfax County Office of Financial and Program Audit’s fiscal 2025 study plan calls for reviews of purchase-card spending, the county’s volunteer management, emergency-transport billings, energy usage and project reimbursements.
By Brian Trompeter
Local residents used the July 30 meeting of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors to advocate against a proposed casino in the Tysons area.
The 22101 ZIP code in McLean tied for tops across the Mid-Atlantic region for most home sales in the “ultra-luxury” category during the second quarter of 2024, according to new data.
With 46 transactions in the highest 1 percent, price-wise, of sales in the Washington metro area, 22101 came out on top in the local area and was tied with the 08540 ZIP code in Princeton, N.J., for overall top-tier sales in the April-May-June period.
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McLean High’s Pegues was a top base runner and hitter for his winning team
Talk about a successful few weeks on the baseball fields for Gabriel Pegues.
Hard as it may be for some to believe, July 26 marked 10 years since the opening of the first phase of Metro’s Silver line, which brought five new stations into the region’s transit network. According to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, a total of 63 million trips have been taken through the initial stations since their opening, with nearly half of those at the Wiehle-Reston East station. Counting the second phase of the project, which opened in November 2022, the line now runs from Loudoun County east to Maryland, with 34 stations in total including those shared with other lines of the Metro system.