Letters to the Editor: March 22 – 28, 2018   Is Falls Church Becoming A City for the Wealthy? Editor, What am I missing? Tax overhaul reduces property tax write-off a few months ago. Check. Falls Church City property assessments rose last month (mine by $89,000). Check. Now the City […]

Letters to the Editor: March 15 – 21, 2018   Remembering Principled F.C. Advocate Ira Kaylin Editor, The City of Falls Church lost a fierce and deeply principled advocate with the death this week of Ira Kaylin. As many knew, he was an unabashed fiscal realist and had little patience […]

Letters to the Editor: March 8 – 14, 2018   F.C. Residents, Take Pride in Where You Live Editor, In response to a Letter to the Editor I read in the News-Press concerning the big trash problem on South Maple Avenue, I am shocked that this person thinks that all […]

Letters to the Editor: March 1 – 7, 2018   Time For Organizations to Speak Out on Gun Control Editor, Other than society in general, what organization do guns most affect? Law Enforcement! I am a retired lieutenant of the Metropolitan Police Dept. in Washington, D.C. During the course of […]

Letters to the Editor: February 22 – 28. 2018   Ban the Sale of Assault Weapons In America Editor, Make America safer again. Ban the sale of assault weapons. Richard McCall Falls Church   Support Healthy Climate & Family Security Act Editor, At a time when millions of Americans are […]

Letters to the Editor: February 15 – 21, 2018   There’s a Big Trash Problem on S. Maple Ave. Editor, South Maple Avenue has a big trash problem. We have been living in Falls Church for more than a year and feel like this part of the city has been […]