Editor,
Walking the dog on a pleasant Memorial Day afternoon, I noticed the plaque at the entrance to Cavalier Trail Park. It honors the City staff and citizens who planted 65 trees in that park in the spring of 1992 — exactly 30 years ago.
Today we’re enjoying the shady canopy of those mature trees and the wildlife they protect and nurture. In light of all the tree cutting and construction now going on in Falls Church, I wonder what our own legacy will be 30 years from now?
Allen Greenberg
As the second annual Falls Church Restaurant Week approaches, running from Jan. 23 to Feb. 1 with over 60 local
At Tuesday night’s year-beginning organizational meeting of the Falls Church City Public Schools’ elected School Board, vice chair Kathleen
Charlotte Lieu scored 17 points for the girls, Marques Myles led the boys with 18, and Meridian High School basketball
Noon Madness in Fairfax — Mason Ends 10-Year Home Drought vs. VCU, Wins 86–80 It wasn’t a Saturday night spotlight.
Charlotte Lieu scored 20 points and the Meridian High School girls’ basketball team beat Brentsville 37-27 to improve to 9-0
FAIRFAX — The best start in George Mason men’s basketball history now comes with one of the biggest home games
As the second annual Falls Church Restaurant Week approaches, running from Jan. 23 to Feb. 1 with over 60 local participating establishments, restaurant-related issues, namely, what it will take to
At Tuesday night’s year-beginning organizational meeting of the Falls Church City Public Schools’ elected School Board, vice chair Kathleen was elected its new chair, and Anne Sherwood its new
Charlotte Lieu scored 17 points for the girls, Marques Myles led the boys with 18, and Meridian High School basketball grabbed a pair of home wins against Christ Chapel Academy
Noon Madness in Fairfax — Mason Ends 10-Year Home Drought vs. VCU, Wins 86–80 It wasn’t a Saturday night spotlight. It was high noon in Fairfax and it still felt
