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Fairfax County Wants Treatment, Not Jail, For Some — Fairfax County is launching a program to reduce the number of mentally ill inmates in jail by diverting nonviolent offenders in crisis into treatment.  The move comes after Natasha McKenna, a schizophrenic woman, died in police custody earlier this year. [Washington Post]

Reston Developer Banking On Bethesda — Reston-based developer Duball LLC has broken ground on a luxury residential project at Woodmont Avenue and Battery Lane in Bethesda, where it says there is a demand for high-end condos. [Washington Business Journal]

Sing It, Chorale — A look inside the Reston Chorale, which will hold auditions Aug. 24. [Reston Connection]

Calling All Young Writers — The Fairfax County Public Library and the For Love of Country Foundation are holding a poetry and and essay contest for rising seventh to ninth graders. [Fairfax County]

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A sign for Reston’s Shadowood Recreation Area (via Reston Association) The push to rename Reston’s Shadowood Recreation Area has reached a new phase with the launch of an online survey….

Morning Notes

The Scout on the Circle apartments in Fairfax City (staff photo by Angela Woolsey) School Bus Catches Fire in Reston — “#FairfaxsBravest are on scene of a school bus fire on…

Elmore House Service Source ribbon cutting ceremony on May 1, 2024 (courtesy of ServiceSource) The historic Ellmore Farmhouse at Frying Pan Farm Park has finished renovations and is now ready…

This is a sponsored column by attorneys John Berry and Kimberly Berry of Berry & Berry, PLLC, an employment and labor law firm located in Northern Virginia that specializes in federal…

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