What Are We Looking For? — What do Paul Walker, Chef Geoffs, and Sequestration Have in Common? Google says those are among the top searched by Washington-area residents in 2013. [Washingtonian]
Who Should Get In-State Tuition? — That’s the question in a lawsuit filed by children of six immigrants in Northern Virginia illegally They claim they should get in-state tuition at Virginia universities. [Washington Post]
Rec Center Exchange — Reston 2020, the development-watching arm of Reston Citizens Association, has some questions for Reston Community Center Executive Director Leila Gordon about where RCC’s proposed indoor pool and recreation center is heading. Terry Maynard of 2020 and Gordon have exchanged some highly detailed emails examining and re-examining the details. [Reston 2020]
What’s on McElveen’s List? — Hurricane days, out. Snow days, in. At-large FCPS school board member Ryan McElveen has a funny “Unofficial 2014 FCPS In and Out List.” [Ryan McElveen’s blog]
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