This week’s news cycle was dominated by the shocking and horrific killing of Nabra Hassanen. The community showed its support Wednesday evening with a massive and beautiful vigil at Lake Anne Plaza.
All of our coverage of the Nabra Hassanen story is available here.
In case you missed them, these were the other most-read news stories on Reston Now since last Friday:
- Garage Parking is Free for Jackson’s Customers… But How Does It Work?
- Cooper’s Hawk Plans to Hire 200 People in Next Two Months
- South Lakes Seniors Return to Elementary School Roots to Celebrate Graduation
- Reclaim Reston to County: Pump the Brakes on Density, Development
- Closed: Mama Wok at Tall Oaks Village Center
Feel free to discuss these topics and anything else that happened locally this week. Have a great weekend!
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