As ominous as the currently projected $7.5 million shortfall in Falls Church’s next fiscal year is, the F.C. City Council and School Board were presented with a plethora of revenue and expenditure unknowns by City officials outlining budget parameters at a joint work session tonight.
Levels of state and federal supports are not yet known, for example, but the policy makers were cautioned that deep cuts cannot now be ruled out that would make the shortfall much worse.
“Imagine a vast sheet of paper on which straight Lines, Triangles, Squares, Pentagons, Hexagons, and other figures, instead of remaining fixed in their places, move freely about …” Edwin A.
High school fall sports are well and truly underway now, with multiple sports having played over five games in their seasons. Meridian has had an excellent week, with their teams
“The Congress may not receive another warning shot.” Rep. Don Beyer, whose Northern Virginia district includes the City of Falls Church, joined Republicans and Democrats Wednesday in calling for immediate
Well past midnight into Tuesday morning this week, the Falls Church City Council emerged from a lengthy closed session at City Hall and voted unanimously to rank the proposal by