The study divided the total amount of money refunded by the IRS to residents and the number of refunds distributed in each county. They set the total against average tax amounts owed.
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F.C. Superintendent Plans For All Grades to Start Hybrid Learning by Feb. 23
Falls Church City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Peter Noonan sent out a message on Friday detailing the school system’s plan to have students in all grade levels be able to participate in hybrid learning by Feb. 23.
Federal Realty Unveils Plans to Spruce Up West & East Falls Plazas
Friday, Dec. 11 — Atlantic Realty unveiled today its plans to spruce up its adjacent strip malls of West and East Falls Plaza from the Giant Food store to Staples along W. Broad Street near the City’s western boundary. Changes to the look of the malls will adopt […]
New Lane Opens on I-66 East From Dulles Connector to Glebe Road Exit
A new travel lane on Interstate 66 East between the Dulles Connector Road and exit 71 (Glebe Road/Fairfax Drive) opened today as part of the I-66 Eastbound Widening project. The new lane addresses a bottleneck on I-66, east of the Capital Beltway, where eastbound traffic on the Dulles Connector Road […]
Atlantic Realty Revives Downtown F.C. Development Plan
Atlantic Realty, which up until the Great Recession of 2007 had won approval for a major downtown Falls Church mixed use plan, came to the Economic Development Committee of the F.C. City Council this morning with a somewhat more modest revival of that plan and it ready to move ahead. […]
Northam’s New Restrictions
Northam Imposes Nightly Curfew In Effort to Stem Covid-19 Explosion Thursday, Dec. 10 — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced a new nightly curfew and further limiting social gatherings as Covid-19 cases hit record numbers. As a press conference today, he stipulated a curfew will run from midnight to 5 a.m. each […]
Beyer Slams Trump ‘Sabotage’
The reported reclassification of career federal employees at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is likely the beginning of a new campaign of sabotage by the outgoing president against his successor, according to U.S. Rep. Don Beyer, who represents the 8th District of Virginia that includes the City of […]
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6 ‘Critical’ Stormwater Projects To Cost $17M
Global climate change is already hitting City of Falls Church residents in the pocketbook, but that cost impact could double if the City goes ahead and undertakes six new projects deemed “critical” at a price tag of $17 million in stormwater mitigation measures.
