It’s no longer called an “affordable housing issue,” something that cries out to be shelved and delayed indefinitely, as the City of Falls Church has done for more than a decade.
It is now a “housing crisis.”
Author: Nicholas F. Benton
Trump’s Racist Remarks Another Smokescreen
Trump has used outrageous remarks to fuel outrage from the beginning of his public career. Person One: Hey, you need to pay me what you owe me! Trump: Oh no, look, there’s a black person who’ll destroy our neighborhood! Person One: Oh damn! Let’s stop him!
S. Oak St. Still Closed After July 8 Flash Flood Damage
South Oak Street, where it crosses over Tripps Run by the Thomas Jefferson Elementary School in a heavy populated residential neighborhood of the City of Falls Church, remained closed to traffic Wednesday evening, more than a week after the flash flood event of Monday, July 6.
With Latest OK, West End Economic Project Named ‘Little City Commons’
Accompanying the Falls Church City Council’s latest unanimous vote to advance the West End Development Project Monday night was decision by the economic development team to give its 9.45 acres of dense mixed-use development a name: “Little City Commons.”
Epstein, Trump & ‘Eyes Wide Shut’
Bypassing the Trump camp completely, the FBI ran an operation to arrest alleged serial pedophile and long-time Trump chum Jeffrey Epstein and extract thousands of incriminating documents from Epstein’s Upper East side mansion in New York.
Virginia Ranked #1 in U.S. For Business, CNBC Reports
“The ranking reflects Democrats’ commitment and effort to invest in the economic engine of this Commonwealth: the workforce,” said House Democratic Leader Eileen Filler-Corn.
Next Big Step in West End Project To Clear F.C. Council Hurdle Monday
This coming Monday’s Falls Church City Council meeting is expected to veritably celebrate the next concrete step in the remarkably effective development and negotiating process over the last seven months between the City and the developer team of EYA, PN Hoffman and Regency.
The Ranks Hard-Prest, The Road Unknown
It was in the midst of the Civil War that America’s greatest poet, Walt Whitman waxed most eloquent about the importance that America represented for humanity on this planet.
New F.C. City Hall Cornerstone, Council Chambers Get Dedicated & Broken In
A ceremonial unveiling of the new pink granite cornerstone Monday marked the historic virtually-completed renovation and expansion of Falls Church’s Harry Wells Municipal Building, that is, City Hall.
Stonewall & the Vietnam War
This coming weekend marks the actual 50th anniversary of the famous riots at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village in New York City that historians, pathetic revisionist ones and otherwise, mark as the launch of the modern movement for the enfranchisement of gays and lesbians, and a roster that has […]
