Fairfax County, VA

Reston, VA

The first few hundred of more than 2,000 residential units planned in Reston’s Isaac Newtown Square development are slated to come online. At a Reston Planning and Zoning Committee meeting on Monday (March 20), APA Properties and Peter Lawrence Co. offered a glimpse of a final development plan for the apartment building.

Isaac Newton Square developer shares plan for apartment building with park space

Wisconsin State

Springfield, VA

Inova Gets Go-Ahead for Springfield Hospital — “Inova Health System just got the Virginia Department of Health’s green light to proceed with plans to bring a new hospital to Springfield — despite VHC Health’s attempt to block the project. The Falls Church-based health system secured the certificate of public need Tuesday afternoon for the nearly 1 million-square-foot hospital” [Washington Business Journal]

Morning Notes

Virginia State

A traveling exhibition looking at the ins and outs of Prohibition in Virginia is coming this month to Reston Museum. The Library of Virginia’s Teetotalers & Moonshiners exhibit will be on view between tomorrow (March 21) and April 29. Reston Museum will also showcase artifacts from its own collection of Bowman Distillery items.

Traveling exhibit on Prohibition in Virginia brews up Reston stop

Tysons, VA

This biweekly column is sponsored by The Mather in Tysons, Virginia, a forward-thinking Life Plan Community for those 62 and better. If you’re going to enjoy a lifelong hobby, you can’t beat the benefits of playing a musical instrument. In addition to bringing joy to yourself and any listeners you might have, you’re doing great things for your brain.

Aging Well: Playing music is a major key to brain health

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County narrows project list for $25 million to improve pedestrian safety and access

Fairfax County is in the midst of deciding where nearly $25 million in funding for pedestrian and bicyclists improvements will be allocated. After combing through more...

County narrows project list for $25 million to improve pedestrian safety and access

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