Letters to the Editor: February 8 – 14, 2018   We Oppose Bill to Allow Guns in Houses of Worship Editor, Representing Lewinsville Faith in Action, we oppose HB 1180, which passed the Virginia Senate and is scheduled for a vote in the House of Delegates this week. It would […]

Letters to the Editor: February 1 – 7, 2018   Tell Saslaw to Drop His Dominion Power Bill Editor, We should demand that Virginia Sen. Richard Saslaw stand up for consumers who are overpaying Dominion Power electric bills. Virginia voters’ historic electoral sweep in November included a powerful and clear […]

Letters to the Editor: January 25 – 31, 2018   Maybe Dealing With F.C. Is Too Much of a Hassle Editor, Before publishing your editorial “WMATA Needs Attitude Adjustment” in last week’s issue, you should have taken a deep breath and thought about the practicalities of any kind of joint […]

Letters to the Editor: January 18 – 24, 2018   F.C. Needs to Do Better On Affordable Housing Editor, As we all kick off 2018 and make our new year’s resolutions, City Council will also be reflecting on our core values and 2040 vision to set priorities for the next […]

Letters to the Editor: January 11 – 17, 2018   FCNP Columnists Should Also ‘Stand for Truth’ Editor, The News-Press’s call for us to “Stand With Us For Truth” in its Dec. 28 sounds like a great principle. At least it would, if its decrying “Disregard for the truth, in […]

Letters to the Editor: January 4 – 10, 2018   F.C. Has Stated No Need or Plan for Fellows Property Editor, I have written an open letter to the Falls Church City Council: Falls Church City has not posted an agenda for the City Council meeting on Jan. 8, but […]

Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2017 – January 3, 2018    Simonds is the Rightful Winner in District 94 Editor, Shelly Simonds is the rightful winner of the House of Delegates District 94 (Newport News) race. If one party, in this case the Republicans are allowed to dispute ballots […]

Letters to the Editor: December 21 – 27, 2017 Faulty School Financing Formula Already Impacting F.C. Editor, Less than two months after the people of Falls Church voted overwhelmingly in favor of a $120 million bond to finance the construction of a new high school, City Hall is pleading poverty. […]

Letters to the Editor: December 14 – 20, 2017   Falls Church Sidewalks Need Improvement Editor, It is nice to see all the upgraded street crossings that the City has completed this past year, but what about the sidewalks? I enjoy walking every day on our City’s wonderful network of […]

Letters to the Editor: December 7 – 13, 2017   ‘Zero Energy’ School Will Save Money in Long Run Editor, Kudos to Falls Church City Public Schools for incorporating environmental sustainability into the George Mason High School RFQ, envisioning a George Mason that is LEED Gold certified, includes a geothermal […]