Local Man is Amputee Champ — Herndon’s Jason Sturm, who lost part of leg in U.S. Army training, is a world champion bobsledder. [Washington Post]
Think Summer — Reston Association members can purchase passes online and save money. Pay your assessment in full or pay the first installment by March 1 via your www.reston.org account and get a 20-percent discount on adult and child passes purchased online before April 15. Shipping and pickup fees apply. Non-members can buy passes on or before April 15 for a $50 discount on “Pool & Tennis” and “Pool Only” options or a $20 discount on “Tennis Only” options. [Reston Association]
Pricey Park — With the recent news that a group of local residents wants a county grant to move the Reston Dog Park from Baron Cameron Park to Lake Fairfax Park, check out how pricey some dog runs can be. Arlington’s James Hunter Dog Park cost nearly $2 million to build. [Washingtonian]
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