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May 10, 2021 at 5:00am Power Shut Off around Reston Town Center Dominion Energy turned off power in Reston on Saturday evening (May 8) so that first responders from Fairfax County’s police and the fire departments could address “an incident involving an individual who has climbed a power transmission line.” [ Fairfax Alerts] Hunter Woods Community Gardens Plagued by Thefts Two community gardens at Hunter Woods Park have been repeatedly targeted by thieves, who have taken thousands of dollars in plants over the past two years, volunteers say. The thefts have persisted despite the installation of surveillance cameras, motion-sensor-triggered lights, and new fencing with a padlocked gate. [

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Fairfax County School Board to bar schools from sharing information with ICE

May 7, 2021 at 9:30am Following the county government’s lead, Fairfax County Public Schools will soon prohibit voluntary cooperation between staff and Immigration and Customs Enforcement after the school board voted unanimously on Tuesday (May 5) to create a “School Trust Policy.” Fairfax County School Board members say the new policy will align with the Trust Policy that the county adopted in January, which prohibits employees from giving federal immigration authorities information about a person’s immigration or citizenship status unless required by law or court order. With the vote, some board members will start working with FCPS staff to develop the policy for full adoption in the near future. According to the school board, the new policy will be designed to help build confidence with immigrant families.

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John R Lewis High School Officially Dedicated In Springfield

UpdatedMon, Apr 26, 2021 at 11:52 am ET Reply John R. Lewis High School was officially rededicated with its new name Friday. (Emily Leayman/Patch) SPRINGFIELD, VA The new name of John R. Lewis High School had been in place at the start of this school year, but Fairfax County Public Schools officially dedicated the new name in a ceremony Friday. Among the officials attending the rededication ceremony at 6540 Franconia Road in Springfield were Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA), Reps. Don Beyer and Gerry Connolly (D-VA), Superintendent Scott Brabrand, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chair Jeff McKay, Lee District Supervisor Rodney Lusk, and school board members. Kimberly Boateng and and Kadija Ismail, two students involved in the effort to rename the school, also participated in the ceremony.

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Fairfax County employees advocate for pay at public hearing on budget

Today at 9:30am Fairfax County’s government workers union urged the Board of Supervisors yesterday (Tuesday) to adopt a fiscal year 2022 budget that includes increased compensation for employees, whose year-long pay freeze would be prolonged if the county’s proposed budget takes effect. The testimony came during the first of three public hearings on the advertised FY 2022 budget that have been scheduled for this week. There will also be hearings at 3 p.m. today and tomorrow (Thursday). Service Employees International Union Virginia 512, which represents social workers, librarians, maintenance staff, and other general county government employees, says that its top priorities for the new budget are ending the pay freeze and establishing rules for collective bargaining.

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