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City of F.C.: ‘We Can’t Inform Public of Each New Covid-19 Case’
“The City will continue to be in close contact with [Fairfax County Health Department],” the City wrote in its daily newsletter. “But we will not be able to inform the public of every case in the City from this point forward.”
Falls Church Grocery Stores Reserve Time for At-Risk Shoppers
Aldi, Giant Food, Harris Teeter and Safeway grocery stores in the Falls Church area have announced dedicated shopping hours for seniors and at-risk shoppers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Falls Church Community Unites to Help Vulnerable During Pandemic
Concerned citizens in and around Falls Church are teaming up to help the area’s most vulnerable by dropping off medicine, delivering groceries, taking out the trash and more during the coronavirus pandemic.
3,000 Constituents on Rep. Beyer’s Virtual Town Hall With Health Expert
With over 3,000 constituents logged onto the conference phone call Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Don Beyer, who represents the 8th District of Virginia that includes the City of Falls Church, was accompanied by the head of the Fairfax Health Department, Dr. Benjamin Schwartz, who answered an array of questions about the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kensington Senior Living Center in Urgent Need of Supplies
City of Falls Church senior living facility The Kensington, where two residents have tested positive for Covid-19, is in urgent need of supplies including Clorox wipes and 500 adult face masks.
Brown’s Hardware and RainSmart Program Offer Barrel Discounts
Brown’s Hardware and the RainSmart Program have teamed up to offer rain barrels at a discount to help fight stormwater in the City of Falls Church.
F.C. Virtual Town Hall Offers Latest In City, Schools, Regional Updates
“This is not a potential disaster, this is devastating right now,” Falls Church City Manager Wyatt Shields intoned to Monday night’s virtual town hall that emanated from an eerily-near vacant Council chambers at the Falls Church City Hall.
Northam Closes Virginia Schools for Academic Year; Also Shuts Down Non-Essential Business
The decision was made in light of the fact that COVID-19 is now responsible for six deaths and 254 positive cases in Virginia — a jump from 219 cases on Sunday.
Culmore Clinic Cannot Treat Coronavirus, but Ramps Up Efforts to Stop Spread
Despite not being able to treat the coronavirus, the clinic said it’s working to provide tele-medical visits (with interpretation services) and advising patients of the best and most current course of action advised by the Center for Disease Control and Fairfax County Health Department.
