Letters to the Editor: November 15 – 21, 2018   Concerned New School Facilities Will Be Lacking Editor, The Village Preservation and Improvement Society Board Members have participated in the public processes for the development of the new George Mason High School and are now concerned. From the start, the […]

Letters to the Editor: November 8 – 14, 2018   Falls Church Was Lucky To Have Hugh Brown Editor, My husband was in Brown’s Hardware on a bitterly cold day when a down-on-her-luck lady walked in with multiple baggage. She asked if she could come in. The immediate answer was […]

Letters to the Editor: November 1 – 7, 2018   It Was a Job Interview, Not Criminal Proceeding Editor, In the most recent issue of the paper, a letter from David Phelps was printed responding to the Kavanaugh editorial. It concludes “To convict anyone without proving beyond a reasonable doubt […]

Letters to the Editor: October 25 – 31, 2018    Maybe Time for Analysis of City Intersections Editor, I appreciated Council member Dave Snyder’s comments about boorish drivers. Many communities in the U.S., but especially in Europe, put pedestrians first when it comes to their local roads. A variety of […]

Letters to the Editor: October 18 – 24, 2018   Shame if New School Isn’t As Versatile, Capable as Old Editor, I was the technical stage director at George Mason from 1981 until my retirement last year. I worked every production that our school and surrounding community put on in […]

Letters to the Editor: October 11 – 17, 2018   Respect VML Suggestion, Stop Pushing for Fly Loft Editor, I beg you, stop your campaign to whip up support for a “fly loft.” If a fly loft is truly dangerous, as the Virginia Municipal League (our insurance provider) suggests, then […]