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Lovaas Honored By County For 26 Years As Reston Farmers Market Manager - Vimarsana News

Lovaas Honored By County For 26 Years As Reston Farmers Market Manager

Lovaas Honored By County For 26 Years As Reston Farmers Market Manager - Reston, VA - John Lovaas, who retired in December as the Reston Farmers Market manager, received a proclamation from the Fairfax Board of Supervisors.

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Data Center Zoning Policy To Be Updated By Fairfax County Board - Vimarsana News

Data Center Zoning Policy To Be Updated By Fairfax County Board

Data Center Zoning Policy To Be Updated By Fairfax County Board - Reston, VA - Fairfax County Board of Supervisors agreed to move forward with a plan to update the county's zoning ordinance in regard to data centers.

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Naturalization Ceremony by USCIS Held in the Town of Vienna - Vimarsana News

Naturalization Ceremony by USCIS Held in the Town of Vienna

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Reston Pride 2022 Affirms Gender Identity Choice - Vimarsana News

Reston Pride 2022 Affirms Gender Identity Choice

Reston Pride 2022 Affirms Gender Identity Choice

Fairfax County Begins Process of Finding New Names for Lee Highway, Other Sites That Honor Confederate Leaders - Vimarsana News

Fairfax County Begins Process of Finding New Names for Lee Highway, Other Sites That Honor Confederate Leaders

Fairfax County Begins Process of Finding New Names for Lee Highway, Other Sites That Honor Confederate Leaders Antonio Olivo, Washington Post, December 11, 2020 Fairfax County has begun the process of getting rid of Confederate names on streets, parks and other sites, part of a broader reckoning over Virginia’s Civil War legacy amid calls for greater racial and social equity in the state. On Tuesday, the county Board of Supervisors agreed to start public discussions around a renaming process featuring 157 locations that, in many cases, would require county residents and businesses to change...

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