Leadership Fairfax Graduates New Class — Leadership Fairfax held ceremonies at Reston Town Center for its latest group of business leaders. [Connection]
Federal Dollars To Aid SafeTrack — Metro will use $20 million in federal capital funds to help pay for 10-month-long SafeTrack repair program. [Washington Post]
Former SLHS Football Player gets Canada Tryout — Former Seahawk Thomas Mayo, who had stints in the NFL as well as with indoor teams, is in training camp with the Canadian Football League’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers. [Winnipeg Sun]
Last Day Of First Safety Surge — The first of Metro’s 15 Safety Surges, which greatly affected Silver Line commuters from Reston, will end today as scheduled. Metro officials say work was done faster than expected. [Metro]
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