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Desperate times, desperate measures
Fairfax County By Kali Schumitz Source: Fairfax County Times TUESDAY, JULY 7 2009 UPDATED TUESDAY, JULY 7 2009 With Fairfax County's slice of the road construction pie potentially being valued at zero as soon as next fiscal year, county leaders are trying to get creative in their approach to paying for roads.
Bateman Honored by Dulles Chamber
Herndon youth and families today enjoy the amenities provided by the Herndon Community Center, and senior citizens enjoy the activities at the Herndon Senior Center and living at Herndon Harbor House.
Northern VA defensive tackle draws interest
First team Dulles District defensive tackle Robert Hayes from Park View Sterling plays with a high motor and has shown enough college potential to draw interest from several schools from around the mid-Atlantic. Learn more about this 2010 prospect here... ... More ... To continue reading this article you must be a member.
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Greenway Revenue, Traffic At Odds
The Dulles Greenway is rapidly losing commuters but increasing its revenue because its remaining drivers are paying up to $1 more to use the 14-mile private toll road.
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Academy of Computer Education (ACE) Opens Second Training Site in Virginia
GREENBELT, MD, July 02, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The Academy of Computer Education over the years has become the premier IT training organization in the Baltimore and DC Metro area.
Two Serious Accidents Close Dulles Toll Road
DULLES GREENWAY, Va. - Motorists who use the Dulles Greenway were looking for another route Thursday morning.
Trash-hauling tractor trailer overturns on Dulles Greenway
A trash-hauling 18-wheeler overturned on eastbound Dulles Greenway at Old Ox Road Thursday morning.
Supervisors To Monitor Dulles Rail Changes
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors requested during a board meeting June 22 that its auditora TMs office conduct an ongoing review of change orders and proposed change orders associated with the extension of Metrorail to Dulles International Airport.
Over at LoudounExtra.com, another key member of the blogging digerati has departed - Erica Garmen will no longer write for the "Living in Loco" blog, having handled affairs for about a year and a half following the originator, Tammi Marcoullier.
First community meeting on proposed rec center focuses on money. Richard Szeide just wanted to know where the money would come from.
Plans Outlined for Rail Station Study
Members of the Herndon Town Council Tuesday night were supportive of a proposal to create graduated levels of zoning around the planned Herndon-Monroe rail station and embraced a plan to widen Herndon Parkway to accommodate buses and cars stopping to drop off passengers headed for the station.
Loudoun County Extra-Washington Post
Crime Blotter: Exposure, Auto Theft
Authorities are investigating two cases of auto theft in Sterling and a case of exposure in Ashburn, according to a daily report by the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.
While the self-proclaimed "Night Owl" maintains his unwavering support for keeping "The United " in Washington, the Insider is hearing that another local jurisdiction has stepped forward in recent days with an interest in a possible stadium partnership with D.C. United.
Sea Launch Co. says land launch successful
California-based Sea Launch Co. says it has successfully put an Asian communications satellite into orbit in a land launch from the Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan.
Hotel shuttles to airports will pay fee
The measure, which would charge vehicles based on their capacities, would take effect on Jan.
Elderly woman charged with smuggling drugs
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers didn't let grandmotherly looks fool them at Washington Dulles International Airport June 17 when they charged a 70-year-old woman with trying to smuggle marijuana into the country.
Rust Kicks Off Re-Election Campaign
Del. Tom Rust officially kicked off his 2009 election campaign in Herndon last week with a kick-off event at ArtSpace with community leaders and supporters.
Century-old farmhouse up for demolition
The two-story, 100-year-old Lunette farmhouse sits awkwardly at odds with the surrounding homes of Kirkpatrick Farms, a subdivision of more than 900 homes about five miles east of Aldie.
Rebuilding Place in the Urban Space
Planning subway expansion in a coordinated and planned fashion
Wednesday, June 10, 2009 Planning subway expansion in a coordinated and planned fashion The Washington Business Journal reports, in " Gerry Connolly, Jim Moran push rail extension in transportation bill " that Northern Virginia congresspeople are pushing an earmark for planning extensions to the WMATA subway system.
It's Hard to Beat a Good Summer Camp
Yes, families are more careful these days in the way they spend their money. But when it comes to giving their children the opportunity to experience the joys and benefits of a good summer camp, people usually find a few extra dollars in their pockets to make it work.
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