Fighting For Libraries — Several Reston resident are key in the citizen fight against cutbacks in the Fairfax County Public Library system. [Washington Post]
Garza’s Worst Week — The missteps in not calling off school during last week’s snow, the subsequent apology, and then a canceling school on Thursday earned Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Karen Garza’s the Washington Post’s “Worst Week Ever.” [Washington Post]
New CoreSite Campus in Reston — Technology company CoreSite opened the second phase of its Reston headquarters. [Business Wire]
Herndon Wins Battle on Ice — Keegan Flood had a hat trick as Herndon High’s hockey team defeated crosstown rival South Lakes High School 6-3 at SkateQuest on Friday.
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