Amid a holiday weekend helping to commemorate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., here are the top stories on Reston Now this week.
- Police: Prisoner with life sentence confesses to 1987 Herndon murder
- Reston Hospital Center reverses course on vaccine mandate
- Reston Association details technological mishaps that led to $46K in extra costs
- Herndon teen John Gluck takes his star turn on NBC’s “Ordinary Joe”
- Town of Herndon continues discussion to double down on parking
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