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 […]

Letters to the Editor: October 4 – 10, 2018   Not Right for News-Press To Pit Arts vs. Athletics Editor, Having lived in Falls Church since 1999, it is no surprise to us to read once again about the negative feelings of the owner and editor-in-chief of this newspaper towards […]

Letters to the Editor: September 27 – October 3, 2018   Pleased With How Founders Row Ended Up Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who worked so long and tirelessly to make the Founders Row project into the final version it has become. The traffic […]

Letters to the Editor: September 20 – 26, 2018   New Parking Arrangement On Maple Makes No Sense Editor, The nonsensical parking arrangement on Maple Ave. between Broad and Park near the Northside Social could be one of the dumbest things I’ve seen in my 42 years. Vehicles heading south […]

Letters to the Editor: September 13 – 19, 2018   More Development Will Add to F.C. Parking Woes Editor, I have been reading the letters to the editor about the parking problems here in Falls Church and also all the glowing articles about the various redevelopments and I would like […]

Letters to the Editor: September 6 – 12, 2018   Northside Social Parking Woes A Lesson for New School Editor, The recent letters to the editor regarding the downtown parking woes makes us wonder about the coming parking apocalypse being designed into the new high school. The design that is […]

Letters to the Editor: August 30 – September 5, 2018   Only the City to Blame for F.C.’s Parking Problems Editor, I am astounded at the parking problems and traffic congestion that seem to be growing on a daily basis in Falls Church. To blame anyone other than the city […]

Letters to the Editor: August 23 – 29, 2018   New Lower Level Children’s Library Will be Bright, Cheerful Editor, This responds to two recent letters from readers expressing concerns over our plan to relocate children’s and teens’ activities to an expanded, refurbished lower level in the Mary Riley Styles […]