At the Falls Church City Council work session tonight, City Manager Wyatt Shields recommended the sale of the City-owned Pendleton House and some unutilized ‘paper streets’ to raise revenue to help recharge the fund balances. He recommended deferring the sale of the Miller House on N. Broad in favor of a plan to intregrate into a N. Washington streetscape project. He noted the 25-year lease on the Child Development Center is up in two years now at $1 a year, but could be used to generate more revenue.

The Dream Is Still Alive At George Mason, 2006 Final 4 Team to be Honored in Fairfax
TOMORROW IN FAIRFAX, GEORGE MASON WILL HONOR ITS PAST WHILE STARING STRAIGHT INTO ITS FUTURE Inside EagleBank Arena, the 2006









