Many Falls Church senior citizens engaged in civic activism retired to nearby Goodwin House. Their residents and staff gathered together on June 9 for an eight minutes 42 second Silent Vigil tribute to George Floyd. They wanted to express their outrage over racial injustice. Many residents had been involved with the Civil Rights Movement earlier in their lives. After the vigil and protest songs, their posters and sings were hung along Jefferson Street.
This Monday, another marathon Falls Church City Council work session inched toward a preliminary vote on a significant affordable housing plan for the 4.5-acre affordable housing site in downtown Falls
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America’s celebration of its 250th anniversary takes as many forms as there are customs and cultures across the 50 states. Parades, fireworks and music are givens for a Semi-quincentennial celebration,
Considered a comedy-drama, the R-rated film “Power Ballad” has its funny moments but also reaches for some serious themes. Set largely in Dublin, it is co-written and helmed by Irish