EARLIER THIS MONTH, the City of Falls Church held its first court session for Juvenile and Domestic Relations cases. The courtroom, which also gets used as the meeting chambers for the City Council, the City’s Planning Commission and Falls Church School Board, hadn’t been used for the past five months due to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The current All Member Show (last names from A—L) at Falls Church Art Gallery features many different works in various media, but it being summer, the thoughts of many of