Springfield Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 231 Springfield homes sold between $977,000-$178,000.
Springfield Home Sales: May, 2017
Kingstowne Market: Small in Size, Big in Taste
Vendors bring their own flavor to the market.
Vendors bring their own flavor to the Kingstowne Farmer's market.
Springfield Home Sales: April, 2017
In April, 2017, 162 Springfield homes sold between $795,000-$141,225.
Springfield Home Sales: April, 2017
Springfield Home Sales: March, 2017
In March, 2017, 142 Springfield homes sold between $885,000-$167,500.
Springfield Home Sales: March, 2017
Foods and Flavors of India
Choolaah Indian BBQ opens at Mosaic District.
Choolaah Indian BBQ opens at Mosaic District.
Springfield Home Sales: February, 2017
In February, 2017, 97 Springfield homes sold between $860,000-$145,000.
Springfield Home Sales: February, 2017
Springfield Home Sales: January, 2017
In January, 2017, 108 Springfield homes sold between $775,000-$155,000.
Springfield Home Sales: January, 2017
Fairfax: Board Approves 2018-2022 Capital Improvement Program
Five-year plan includes three new elementary schools and one new high school.
This year, Fairfax County Public Schools experienced one of the smallest annual enrollment increases in nearly a decade: 1,368 students, compared to the average of 2,400 since the 2008-09 school year, bringing the total to 187,202.
Anti-Immigration Ban Rallies Held at Dulles
Demonstrators, volunteer attorneys and elected officials welcome travelers, extend help detainees.
Demonstrations sprang up at airports around the United States over the weekend, following an Executive Order by President Donald Trump that blocks travelers from seven largely Muslim countries — Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Libya and Somalia — in the interests of more significant vetting and preventing would-be terrorists from entering the country.
Springfield: Community Outlook 2017
Springfield Area Ongoing Developments
The Connection keeps a running list of land use projects being planned, under construction and nearing completion in the community. The list is updated quarterly.
Bills Moving Forward
Commentary Scott Surovell State Senator (D-36)
The General Assembly Session is in full gear and legislation has begun to move through the process as we start to take action on 3,000 bills.
Salisbury Helps Lead UA Army ROTC to Competition
South County graduate excels at the University of Alabama.
“My first year, I performed at a high level, physically; I could do more pushups and sit-ups than anyone, but tactically I was young and wasn’t up to par with them. When I heard I didn’t make the starting nine last year, it got to me. I went from being the alternate or 10th or 11th man to being one of the guys recognized for helping our team win the state competition this year.”
Week in Fairfax
Community News
At Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting, the public hearing to consider an ordinance to amend and readopt Chapter 109.1 of the Fairfax County Code on the prohibition of plastic bags for yard waste was deferred indefinitely. The Board of Supervisors also voted unanimously to approve Supervisor Herrity’s motion to immediately communicate to the citizens, trash haulers, and lawn service companies that there is currently no approved ban in Fairfax County.
Providence Elementary Principal Issues ‘State of the School’ Report
Fairfax Education
In his first State of the School report, Principal Dan Phillips praised Providence Elementary School staff, students and parent community declaring, “Providence is a very, very special school.”
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