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Month: April 2020

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Pica Deli Reston Serves Gourmet Food for Front-Line Fighters

Pica Deli in Reston has decided to stand up against COVID-19 in the best way they could, through food and community support. Pica Deli has been serving craft sandwiches to the community for thirty-three years. It is owned by Frank Pica. The Deli's new 2019 co-owners and partners are Frank’s son Tyler and Tyler's childhood and Reston friend, Caleb Max. On Thursday they set to work feeding a different population for the moment. Continue reading

Be A Part Of Reston’s Stay-At-Home Chalk Art Event

Public Art Reston is arranging a fun activity during the month of May to showcase your talents with a “Stay-at-Home Chalk Art” virtual event. Starting from Monday, May 4, “Stay-at-Home Chalk Art” will take place throughout May. During the event, participants will create chalk art in their driveways or on nearby sidewalks, take a photo of their artwork, and then post it each week using #AtHomeChalkArt and #PublicArtReston. Continue reading

Some Cool Facts About McLean Hills Condos

The McLean Hills Condos community is located at 7829 Enola Street that sits just inside of Northern Virginia's beltway. It is a garden-style community that offers well-manicured grounds and a serene and private environment. Units at McLean Hills Condos have been renovated recently with fresh paint, finished bathrooms, and new high-performance appliances that are energy efficient. Open kitchens have granite countertops, units have wood flooring and carpeting and most of the utilities are included in the fees. Continue reading

Fairfax County Schools Considers Flexible Special Education Plans

Special education students are at risk of losing their individualized education plans. At a board meeting Wednesday, Superintendent Scott Braband and Assistant Superintendent Teresa Johnson discussed plans for remote instructional support in Virginia’s largest school district. Braband acknowledged that though the district will see through its obligation under federal disabilities law to provide children with an education, online learning is ultimately no substitute for in-person education. Continue reading