Falls Church News Briefs: April 9 – 15, 2009

Expose Chronicles Poor Conditions at Funeral Home

Following an expose by the News-Press last June of flooding and inundated tombstones at the King David National Memorial Park, a section of the National Funeral Home in Falls Church, the Washington Post reported last Sunday of even more horrific conditions at the establishment, based on the documentation provided by former employee Steven Napper.

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Falls Church News Briefs: April 9 - 15, 2009

Expose Chronicles Poor Conditions at Funeral Home Following an expose by the News-Press last June of flooding and inundated tombstones…

Falls Church News Briefs

Leading F.C. Figures Join Obama Transition Team Falls Church-based automobile dealer and former Virginia Lieutenant Governor Donald S. Beyer, Jr.,…

A Penny for Your Thoughts: News from Greater Falls Church

There was some good news in the midst of Fairfax County’s dialogues on the current economy and next year’s anticipated…

New Development to Bail Out F.C. Taxpayers in

  Average Net Tax Drop Proposed By City Manager While the residential real estate crisis had led some surrounding Northern…

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February 28 – March 6, 2008 (more…)

2nd Notification: No Obama Rally in F.C.

The News-Press reiterates its error made two editions ago which reported that a Barack Obama rally was being organized for…

Nicholas F. Benton: The Dreaded

Remarkably, there are simply no indicators suggesting a rosy coming period for the U.S. economy. None, not one. On the…

CORRECTION

The News-Press regrets an error in last week’s edition, made when it reported that Falls Church City Councilman Dan Sze…

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November 8 – 14, 2007 (more…)
New Initiatives Restore Morale & State-of-Art at F.C. Police Dept.

New Initiatives Restore Morale & State-of-Art at F.C. Police Dept.

A series of aggressive measures aimed at shoring up and improving the effectiveness of the City of Falls Church’s Police…

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