By a 4-2 vote tonight the Falls Church City Council voted to repeal an ordinance passed in January to shift local elections from May to November. What passed was a first reading that will require final OK in two weeks. The council was preparing also to pass a resolution calling for a November 2011 public referendum on the subject.
Council members Robin Gardner and Lawrence Webb were the two who voted against the repeal, and Councilman Ron Peppe was absent.
With the new school year set to begin in under two weeks, on Aug.24, there goes the month of August from our traditional calendars. Football season will be well underway
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by Penny Gross Exclusive to the Falls Church News-Press Senator Ted Cruz (R-T) should be ashamed of himself. And Senators Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and Josh Hawley (R-MO), too. The vote