Tuesday Morning Rundown

Ice on Lake Audubon/Credit: Joy Every

Local Peeps Contest — In the tradition of The Washington Post’s Peeps contest, Chesapeake Chocolates at Lake Anne Plaza will be holding its own competition. Celebrate Reston with your original Peeps diorama. Represent your favorite view of Reston with the confections in a shoebox-sized creation. Drop it off at the store at 11426 Washington Plaza West, and they will display it through April 4 in their store. One diorama, chosen by a panel of judges, will win a basket of goodies from Chesapeake Chocolates.

Four Finalists For NOVA Post — Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) has chosen four finalists for the president’s post that was vacated when Robert Templin retired in January. [Fairfax Times]

More Tolls To Take Greenway — The State Corporation Commission has approved a 2.8-percent toll increase for the Dulles Greenway. [NBC4]

Raise Taxes For Better Schools? — The Fairfax County Council of PTAs issued a “call to action” message to parents and residents cautioning that “excellence is at risk” unless the county board of supervisors raises the average tax bill in the county by $100 per household. [Washington Post]

Ice on Lake Audubon/Credit: Joy Every 

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