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CELEBRATING VOLUNTEERISM IN VIENNA

BRIAN TROMPETER Staff Writer

inant carrier United posting increases in both due to higher load factors and increased service.

Frontier, Southwest, Delta and American all saw year-over-year improvement in passenger counts on the domestic side at Dulles, while increases on the interna-

Starbucks Coffee Co. has received the green light to proceed with its plans to build a drive-through cafe with outdoor seating at 362 Maple Ave., E. The Vienna Board of Zoning Appeals on April 18 voted 5-0 (with two members absent) in favor of conditional-use permits allowing the outdoor seating and drive-through capacity.

Originally the site of Donuts of Vienna, the 0.62-acre property since 1997 has been home to a 1,663-squarefoot Taco Bell restaurant with a drivethrough.

Starbucks will alter the building’s façade, move the drive-through’s speaker box for ordering 20 feet closer to the building, shift the pick-up window 15 feet closer to the front of the building, install landscaping around the site’s perimeter and add two crosswalks and two bicycle racks.

The coffee company also will remove two parking spaces in front of the building and put in outdoor seating for 20 people. In addition, the cafe will have 20 indoor seats.

The new Starbucks will feature a drive-through stacking area large enough for 12 vehicles, exceeding the

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Lydia Russo (center) poses with nominator Mona Banes and Vienna Mayor Laurie DiRocco during a volunteer-recognition ceremony held PHOTO BY ADAM KINCAID/VIENNA TOWN GOVERNMENT April 17 at the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department. See full coverage on Page 4.

Suddenly, Dulles Is Hot Again for Passengers After years lagging behind, Washington Dulles International Airport’s growth curve is now consistently surpassing that of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Dulles saw a 6.2-percent year-overyear growth in passengers in February, compared to an essentially flat month for National, according to figures reported

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Add the two airports together, and the passenger total of about 3.1 million for the month represented a 2.7-percent rate of growth from February 2017.

Dulles’s passenger total of 1,395,485 benefited from growth on both the domestic and international sides, with dom-

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McLean Foundation Celebrates Philanthropic Efforts The McLean Community Foundation’s April 12 event, “Building Community Together,” touted the foundation’s grantmaking history in McLean and promoted the spirit of philanthropy.

The McLean Community Center was featured as a longtime foundation grantee that has benefited from funds for projects such as sound equipment for the Alden Theatre, computers, lighting for the Old Firehouse Teen Center and building renovations.

As part of an update on the community center’s ongoing renovation and expansion, executive director George Sachs and McLean Community Foundation (MCF) president Janet Tysse announced that a new foundation grant will be forthcoming for kitchen renovations, which greatly will increase the opportunity for cooking classes and demonstrations open to residents, as well as catering for events held at the center.

The foundation and community center also will work together on the McLean 5K, a run/walk and community-building event benefiting the Foundation and set for Saturday, Oct. 6. The McLean 5K is organized by the community center and its partners, the Greater McLean Chamber of Commerce and Century 21.

The “Building Community Together” event also served as an opportunity to

Renee O’Neill, McLean Community Foundation charter trustee Lilla Richards and Del. Kathleen Murphy, a former McLean Community Foundation trustee, pose at an April 12 event lauding the foundation’s role in the local community.

highlight MCF’s mission of encouraging civic spirit and local philanthropy.

McLean residents Tracy and Jim Millar were honored for their work with MCF grantee Phoenix House Mid-Atlantic, a substance-abuse treatment and recovery center that serves many local families facing the challenges of addic-

tion. The Millars chaired a campaign that raised $4 million for Phoenix House’s recent project, which included a new healthand-fitness center. MCF grants purchased fitness and classroom equipment to help outfit the center.

The Millars also are well-known for their support of cancer treatment at the

Virginia Hospital Center’s Hitt Family Center for Radiation Oncology, as well as numerous other local charities.

Event chairs and MCF trustees Amy Swaak and Julie Lansaw Warin welcomed one of the foundation’s charter trustees, Lilla Richards, and MCF Leadership Council members Bobbie and Bill Kilberg and Dan and Karen DuVal to the event, hosted at the home of Julie and Joe Warin. State Sen. Barbara Favola and Dels.

Kathleen Murphy, Marcus Simon and Rip Sullivan were in attendance, as were numerous past MCF trustees, grantees and donors.

Since its first grant to the McLean Volunteer Fire Department in 1981, MCF has awarded nearly $1.5 million in grants to local non-profits. This past year, the foundation awarded approximately $70,000 to 15 grantees, including senior-housing provider Wesley Housing for The Fallstead at Lewinsville Center, Cooper Elementary School’s PTA, 1st Stage theater company, Phoenix House and the McLean Volunteer Fire Department for restoration of its antique Pirsch fire engine.

The McLean Community Foundation was established by the McLean Citizens Association and, as an all-volunteer organization, the foundation puts 100 percent of all donations back into the community.

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munity Learning and Display Garden and answering visitors’ questions about gardening and canning.

• Jim Forsberg and Elaine Braverman, a husband-and-wife team who have dedicated time at the Stroke Comeback Center. He takes photos for the organization and she helps with fund-raising, grant-writing and events.

• Cindy Covington, who helped weed the garden beds at the Community Learning and Display Garden.

• Russell Furbush, who assisted at that garden by designing and installing the water-filtration system, deer fence and “hoop houses.”

• Gerry Hamilton, a Vienna Rotary Club member who is the club’s diplomat and historian and serves on the boards of the club and its foundation.

• Vicky Hodges and Emily Schofield for their work with Bringing Resources to Aid Women’s Shelters.

• Kevin Krisko of Images for Good, who trains young photographers and exposes them to a variety of experiences and cultures.

• Cindy Latimer, who for the past three years has helped the Vienna Police Department every Friday with clerical and administrative tasks.

• Andy Lau, who helped put up the deer fence, conducted spring maintenance and maintained the teepee trellis at the Community Learning and Display Garden.

• Paul Layer of the Vienna Board of Architectural Review, who helped start the process of doing visual-design guidelines for the Maple Avenue corridor.

• Sareena Miley, who has volunteered for the past two years with Bridging the Gap in Technology, a free program that assists elder residents who have little to no experience with modern gadgets.

• The Morton and Spapperi Family Foundation, which has been implementing environmental projects, including a bee apiary and water-conservation project, around the Vienna Community Center.

• Miguel Ordenez, who worked frequently at the Community Learning and Display Garden, maintaining its compost piles and hard-scape path.

• Sharon Pott, who helped at that gardening by cleaning and maintaining the perennial- and native-flower section of the garden.

• Bob Robinson, who has been removing Japanese honeysuckle, an invasive species, from town parks and worked with the Community Enhancement Commission to get Vienna certified as a National Wildlife Federation Community Wildlife Habitat.

• Lydia Russo, who has worked at the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department for 12 years by doing administrative tasks, special events and social-media outreach. She also assists with the Vienna Community Unity Class, which teaches virtues and the value of service to children between ages 3 and 12.

• Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna, which for 20 years has transported seniors to medical appointments, errands and the grocery store.

• Mark Stahl of the Vienna Public Art Commission, who devoted much time toward the installation of the “Taking Flight” sculpture outside the Vienna Community center.

• Suzanne Zolldan, who was fundraising director for Vienna Little League from 2010 to 2016 and helped bolster its revenues.

DiRocco presented Mayor’s Awards to Shirley Martin, who has been active with the American Legion Post 180, and former Town Council member Maud Robinson for lifetime contributions.

Vienna Vintner received the 2018 Carole Wolfand Award, which is presented by the Town-Business Liaison Committee to a business that has exemplified community spirit and service.

Bright MLS. (Figures represent sales in Arlington and Fairfax counties and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax and Falls Church.)

The average sales price of $568,576 for all properties that sold during the month was up 0.5 percent from $565,964, but was down in the single-family sector, which dropped 0.2 percent to $770,757. The average sales price for attached homes, such as townhouses, rose 5.1 percent to $428,524, while the average price for condominiums was up 4 percent to $332,366.

A total of 120 properties changed hands for more than $1 million, including three for more than $2.5 million and one for more than $5 million.

Add up the sales, and the total volume of $1.005 billion for the month was down

0.2 percent from $1.007 billion a year before.

According to figures from the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors, yearover-year sales for the month were up in the city of Alexandria but down in every other jurisdiction. Median sales prices were up in Arlington ($564,250), the city of Fairfax ($550,584) and Fairfax County ($506,000), but down in Falls Church ($549,555) and Alexandria ($466,000).

Region-wide, the median sales price of $514,500 was up 3.3 percent for the month.

Homes that went to closing in March spent an average of 42 days between listing and ratified contract – with just over half moving from listing to contract in 10 days or less. Homes garnered an average

of 98.5 percent of listing price, up from 98 percent a year before.

While fears of a regional real-estate “bubble” have not been pronounced, there are some indications that home prices are outstripping the ability of some to buy, particularly in the entry-level market.

“We see caution in some buyers, since our region’s home prices have steadily risen and bidding wars have been occurring for many homes,” said Lorraine Arora, chairman of the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors.

Helping to push up home prices is a lack of inventory; the Northern Virginia market had 2,893 active listings at the end of March, down more than 20 percent from a year ago and representing less than two months’ worth of properties.

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Vienna Mayor Laurie DiRocco and other town leaders on April 17 recognized standout volunteers for making the town a better place.

The year’s recipients, honored during a ceremony at the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department, were: • Diane Abel, the longest-serving president of the Vienna Woman’s Club, for helping with local non-profits with educational costs.

• Maureen Alonso, who has spent six years working to change the town code so builders must conserve or replace trees in order to maintain the town’s tree canopy • Bailey Bane, who donates services of Vienna Singing Princesses to children and organizations in need.

• Fiona Barshow, Lara Hammock, Shaheen Khurana, Victoria Noyes, Caroline Psarakis and Julie Rubley for their work with Women’s Center.

• Woody Bentley, a longtime Rotary Club of Vienna member who has been instrumental in improving the town’s ViVa! Vienna! event.

• Wanpen Boonma, who has designed, planted and maintained the Asian portion of the Community Learning and Display Garden and answers visitors’ questions.

• Frank Boyko, who collects cans and bottles for recycling while riding his bicycle around town.

• Christina Caplan and Desiree DiMauro for their work with the Community Enhancement Commission.

• Krista Chichester, owner of Cycle Chi, who has held charity “spin-athons.”

• Bill Dorn, who has assisted the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department, coached Vienna Youth Inc. basketball and spent the past two years as a Scoutmaster for a troop based out of Vienna Presbyterian Church.

• Jean Ellen, who planted and maintained the potager portion of the Com-

Award recipient Kevin Krisko of Images for Good poses with nominator Stacey Seay of First Baptist Church of Vienna during a volunteer-recognition ceremony held April 17 at the Vienna PHOTO BY ADAM KINCAID/VIENNA GOVERNMENT Volunteer Fire Department.

N.Va. Real Estate Pros Upbeat on Prospects for the Year Despite relatively flat year-over-year sales and prices, the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors said March produced a good jump-start to the busy spring-summer sales season.

March was “an exceptionally brisk market, as prepared buyers are rushing to take advantage of current interest rates,” said Ann Yanagihara of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.

During the month, properties were obtaining multiple offers in the first week if priced properly, Yanagihara said.

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Our View: Since When Is ‘Compromise’ a Dirty Word?

Even as most of the Democrats participating in a recent 10th Congressional District recently were pounding away at President Trump and U.S. Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-10th), Dan Helmer was aiming squarely, and not too subtly, for the jugular of Jennifer Wexton.

Wexton’s sin, in the eyes of Helmer? That she signed on to support a compromise gun measure brokered in 2016 between the then-governor, Democrat Terry McAuliffe, and leaders of what was at the time the hefty Republican majority in the General Assembly.

As is the case with most compromises, nobody came away entirely satisfied, but each side in the contentious issue of firearms did leave with a piece of what they were seeking.

Those who participated in the crafting of the measure, or merely voted to support it, have subsequently found themselves under intra-party attack – Democrats from those on their left, Republicans from their right – by those who cherry-pick details, as Helmer did, to try

and score political points.

Likely, the attack-dog persona was an attempt crafted

by Helmer to separate himself from the rest of the pack and emerge as the major intra-party challenger to Wexton. Whether that tack works remains to be seen.

Wexton, a state senator who has picked up the majority of establishment support (for what it’s worth) in her quest for the Democratic nomination to take on Comstock, pronounced herself unfazed by Helmer’s hectoring. “It’s easy to sit in judgment when you’re sitting on the sidelines and not having to be down in the trenches,” she sniffed in reply.

We’ve got no dog in this hunt – Democrats can choose the candidate they see fit in the June primary. But we would hope that the electorate sees political ploys for what they are . . . not bad things, necessarily, but hardly a substitute for good governance, which requires compromise and coming home with the best deal in any given circumstance.

Community Battle Brews Over Leaf-Blowers Residents of nearby Arlington have been battling on editorial pages in recent months over whether the county government should regulate, or even ban, gaspowered leaf-blowers.

As the issue has an impact in Fairfax County, too, here are some excerpts from the letters: Vicki Lyons: Many a beautiful spring afternoon, evening (always as you’re about to enjoy dinner on your deck), summer morning or afternoon, etc., is equally vulnerable to being ruined by this loud, grating and intrusive noise.

This is something we can control.

Ann Marie Thro: Let’s enjoy birdsong, breezes in the trees and outdoor time at home with family and friends.

Where needed, a rake is almost as fast, creates perhaps a few more jobs and is healthy exercise.

J.C. Ruff, M.D.: The two-stroke engine is many times more polluting than a truck or car. Adverse health effects of

noise also go way beyond sleep disruption and hearing loss. For those who will not rake or sweep, a lithium-ionbattery-powered blower is considerably quieter, less polluting and cheaper in the long term.

Catherine Meek: I, too, have been enjoying the few days lately when I’ve been able to open up the windows, but I know the time is near when I’ll have to listen to the deafening sounds of leaf blowers.

I would much prefer seeing leaves on a lawn over listening to this incessant and jarring noise for seven or eight months of the year.

Jeff Walyus: As someone who doesn’t have a large yard but quite a few trees, the difference between using a rake versus a leaf blower is spending a few hours versus an entire day of clearing leaves out of my yard. (Anyone who takes issue with my leaf-blower use is welcome to pick up a rake and help.)

Perhaps a better approach would be to look for limits on hours of operation, as I’m right alongside those who don’t like early-morning noise on weekends.

Martina Sabo: As I read letters to the editor [on the topic], all I could think of was, “pass the whine.” If someone has difficulty with leaf-blower noise, get some earplugs. Take care of your own discomfort without foisting more laws or regulations onto the rest of us.

Steve Johnston: While not wanting to hurt those who work for yard-maintenance companies, there are devices on the market that produce much less noise.

Perhaps if we citizens make enough noise, the County Board will listen and take some much-needed action. Apparently other “world-class” communities are taking action; a Google search for “leaf-blower noise restrictions” revealed 400 results, including articles in Miami, New York, Atlanta, Long Beach, Palo Alto and Los Altos.

Legislators: ‘We’re Going to Get There’ on Va. Budget Members of the local legislative delegation say they expect a deal on Virginia’s biennial budget to be hammered out. But nailing lawmakers down on when that might happen is proving more elusive.

“We sit and sit at home. We don’t meet, we make no progress,” sighed state Sen. Janet Howell (D-32nd), who serves as one of the Senate’s budget negotiators and who, for weeks, has been frustrated by a lack of movement.

The main sticking point remains Med-

icaid expansion.

The House of Delegates, once the bastion of Republican opposition to it, has passed a budget that includes it.

In the state Senate, however, the Republican leadership has thus far been able to hold its caucus together in opposition.

But members of Arlington’s legislative brigade – Democrats all – think the GOP caucus in the Senate eventually will cave.

“We’re going to get Medicaid expansion,” predicted Del. Alfonso Lopez (D-

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For now, the matter is in the hands of the budget conferees and the governor’s office, with most other legislators waiting by the phone for an eventual summons to Richmond. The General Assembly already has completed its 60-day regular session, and then returned to Richmond for a brief veto session.

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Fairfax County Planning Commission members on April 18 unanimously recommended the Board of Supervisors approve plans by Sunrise Development Inc. & Education Foundation to build a larger assisted-living facility south of Vienna and enlarge an adjacent private school.

The nearly 6.9-acre parcel is located south of Vienna at 9207 and 9211 Arlington Blvd. near Nutley Street. The site’s current three-story, 25,878-squarefoot assisted-living facility serves up to 60 residents. Its private school, Merritt Academy, and related child-care center are housed in five single-story buildings totaling 29,952 square feet.

Sunrise’s proposed three-story, 52,052square-foot assisted-living facility would be up to 60 feet tall and serve up to 119 residents. The structure, which would have cellar space and one underground parking level, would be an Arts-and-Crafts-style bungalow design using a variety of building materials.

The school is located directly south of the assisted-living facility. Three of the current school’s buildings would receive additions and one structure would be replaced. In all, the applicant hopes to add 11,897 square feet to the school site.

Maximum enrollments for the school and child-care center would remain at 125 and 325 children, respectively.

The new plans would further the site’s already productive relationships between students and elder residents, said Gregory Riegle, the applicant’s attorney.

“The changes we’re making really only enhance the ability of seniors to mentor and interact with children, and vice versa,” he said. “If you approve this application, you’re just continuing that productive history.”

The maximum number of employees on-site at any one time at the assisted-living facility would rise from seven to 30, while at the school and child-care center, the number of employees permissible at one time would increase from 50 to 85.

The applicant would provide a total

of 182 parking spaces, 11 more than required by code. Assisted-living residents and the facility’s 30 employees would have 72 spaces (65 of which would be in the below-grade parking area) and the childcare center and private school would have 110 surface spaces available.

A new entrance driveway, which would be added off the Arlington Boulevard service drive, would provide access to the parking garage.

The development plan significantly increases the number of parking spaces, and segregates uses that now compete for same spaces, Riegle said.

The new assisted-living facility would be able to serve residents with memory problems and advanced physical impairments, Riegle said. The current facility does not meet building and fire codes to do so and therefore residents who develop such problems must undergo the stress of relocating, he said.

The western portion of the property is heavily vegetated and contains environmentally sensitive area, including part of Hunters Branch stream. Open space at the site would be reduced from 73 percent to 61 percent, but the applicant would preserve mature trees along the site’s Arlington Boulevard frontage and remove invasive plants in the property’s environmental-quality corridor.

Vienna-area resident William Keech Jr., who was attending the Planning Commission meeting on another matter, told commissioners his two children had attended Merritt Academy.

“I love this group,” he said. “We’ve had nothing but positive and professional experiences with the school. It was nice to have that interaction between schools and a retirement home.”

Residents in neighborhoods across from the site also have written in support of the application, said Planning Commission member Phillip Niedzielski-Eichner (Providence District).

Planning Commissioner Mary Cortina (At-Large) also signaled her support.

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Vienna Finds a Little More Cash in the Kitty for FY19 Budget BRIAN TROMPETER Staff Writer

Vienna’s annual budget typically offers little wiggle room for discretionary spending, but Town Council members tentatively have agreed to spend a small surplus on two new employees and several projects.

Town Manager Mercury Payton in March proposed a fiscal year 2019 budget with a general-fund balance of $25,353,990, but Vienna since has benefited from a Washington Gas franchise fee of $97,500 and additional parks-andrecreation class revenues of $11,600.

Following budget work sessions on March 17 and 19 and April 9, the Vienna

Town Council agreed to use those moneys, plus $80,410 in contingency funds, to finance $189,510 worth of unmet needs.

According to a budget-reconciliation document compiled by Finance Director Marion Serfass, items proposed for additional funding include: • $68,010 for a sanitation worker.

• $65,000 for a transportation planner (the position already is 50-percent financed).

• $20,000 for physical improvements at parks.

• $17,000 to conduct a survey with local residents.

• $15,000 to pay for the first year of a zoning-code upgrade, a project that will

take 18 months.

• $4,500 for grant-matching funds for public-art projects.

If the Town Council approves those changes, the general-fund budget would stand at $25,463,090. Water-and-sewer expenditures would remain untouched at $8,601,190, as would the $4,223,290 for debt service and $364,000 for the town’s stormwater fund. Those expenses would bring the overall budget to $38,651,570.

Payton’s proposed budget also would: • Hold the real-estate tax rate steady for the fourth consecutive year at 22.5 cents per $100 assessed valuation. Vienna residents also must pay Fairfax County’s real-estate tax, which the Board of Su-

pervisors is contemplating raising by 2.5 cents to $1.155 per $100 assessed valuation. Most property owners’ tax bills will go up, regardless, because of higher assessments.

• Give 3.5-percent salary increases to most town employees, but 5-percent pay hikes for 27 sworn police positions, in order to keep the Vienna Police Department’s pay competitive with that of nearby jurisdictions.

• Absorb an 18-percent increase in the cost of health insurance.

All of the above still must be finalized when the Town Council adopts the budget May 7. The approved budget will take effect July 1 at the start of fiscal 2019.

The company will produce a rendering of conceptual roundabout and conduct traffic studies for two-hour peak periods during mornings and evenings at that intersection and the nearby one at Lawyers Road and Maple Avenue, W. The engineering firm also will study traffic queuing at those intersections and produce scenarios showing the effects at Lawyers/ Church of having a roundabout or traffic signal there.

The town’s only roundabout, an awardwinning design implemented two years ago at Park and Locust streets, S.E., has proved successful, but its layout differs markedly from the site at Lawyers Road

and Church Street.

The Park/Locust roundabout sits at a standard T-shaped intersection on the crest of a hill on Park Street, meaning traffic on both sides of that road slows naturally unless drivers are accelerating.

But at the Lawyers/Church site, traffic from southbound Lawyers Road is coming downhill and does not have to stop at Church Street. Other complicating factors include the presence of the town’s post office on the corner’s northwest side; a Maple Avenue, W., traffic signal located a short distance to the south; and the fact that the opposing Church Street segments do not align directly.

Some on the Council doubted a roundabout could be implemented at the site or solve its problems.

“It ain’t gonna happen,” said Council member Howard Springsteen. “There are too many challenges.”

Others, including Council members Tara Bloch and Douglas Noble, saw the difficulties as well, but wanted input from professionals on how or if to proceed with a roundabout.

“This is the most egregious intersection in town,” Bloch said.

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collections and save Vienna about $15,000 annually in paper and postage costs, said Finance Director Marion Serfass.

Council OKs Memo with Little League for Yeonas Park Usage at Fireworks Show: The Vienna Town Council on April 23 unanimously approved an agreement with Vienna Little League to use Yeonas Park for spectator viewing of Fourth of July fireworks launched at adjacent Southside Park.

Under the memorandum of understanding, the town will begin using Yeonas Park at 4 p.m. on July 4, start providing music and entertainment at 7 p.m. and kick off the pyrotechnics show at 9:30 p.m. If inclement weather forces the show’s cancellation, the town will hold a program with fireworks only on July 5.

The show’s vendor, Bay Fireworks, will provide a certificate confirming Vienna Little League is covered by insurance throughout the event. Crews from the town’s Parks Maintenance Division will ensure Yeonas Park is cleaned up for recreational programs the following day.

Fairfax County Public Schools officials earlier this year turned down Vienna officials’ request to hold the fireworks show at James Madison High School.

Town officials argued the school’s grounds would have improved public access, provide more seating, permit a larger food court, afford better viewing from the surrounding area and offer an evacuation location in case of severely inclement weather.

But school officials denied the request, citing concerns about potential damage to athletic fields covered by synthetic turf.

Madison High’s layout is more compact that those of other schools where the county permits fireworks shows and the warranty for Madison’s new roof might be voided by fireworks damage, school officials said.

Consultant to Study Roundabout Option for Vienna Intersection BRIAN TROMPETER Staff Writer

The elongated, X-shaped, busy crossing of Lawyers Road and Church Street, N.W., undoubtedly is one of Vienna’s worst intersections, but untying the mess won’t be easy.

Vienna Town Council members on April 23 unanimously approved a contract for an engineering firm study the possibility of a roundabout at the site.

Under the $27,895 contract approved by the Council, Urban Ltd. will conduct civil and traffic engineering for the possible roundabout.

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A Jaunty Take on Marriage, Other Ghoulish Things BRIAN TROMPETER Staff Writer

It’s not wise to summon the dead. They rarely have anything constructive to say.

The Vienna TheON atre Company ilSTAGE lustrates this point well in its engaging production of Noel Coward’s 1941 play “Blithe Spirit.”

Set in the southeastern English county of Kent, the action takes place in the living room of novelist Charles Condomine (Allen McRae) and his wife Ruth (Katherine Metres Akbar).

The pair invite another couple over to take part in a séance performed by the eccentric Madame Arcati (Nancy Cahill).

Charles is seeking more fodder for his writing, but ends up spooked by ominous table knocking from his late wife, Elvira (Heather Plank).

Elvira later materializes, but only Charles can see her. He’s already in trouble with Ruth for his erratic, drunken behavior, and she believes he still has feelings for his former wife.

Elvira becomes increasingly brazen and performs an act of sabotage that (wait for it!) comes back to haunt her.

Director Rosemary Hartman elicits fine performances from the cast. The three main characters especially hold the play together well.

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McRae is witty and debonair as Charles, who struggles as his current and former wives battle it out.

“It’s discouraging how many people are shocked by honesty and how few by deceit,” he muses.

Akbar reacts realistically to her husband’s uncharacteristic behavior, serving up icy annoyance in the first seance’s wake.

As Elvira, Plank starts out impish and coy, but gradually reveals her menacing hand.

The play’s second act tends to drag a

bit in the middle, but perks up as Elvira pushes events toward their conclusion.

Without giving too much away, let’s just say prop masters Emily Besuden and Sherry Kaiser have a field day with various objects on the set.

The play mercifully spends little time on Madame Arcati’s séances. It’s hard to believe that people nearly a century ago took these things seriously, but then again, in 100 years our descendents will have a field day with the current “fidget spinner” craze.

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The best supporting effort comes from the Condomines’ maid, Edith (Mattie Cohan), who must be reminded constantly not to bolt off toward her tasks at a headlong sprint. She also plays a role in the play’s resolution.

The set, designed by John Vasko and outfitted by Meridyth Mazer, is well-appointed with furniture, books and booze.

The Condomines’ living room also offers sliding panels and side doors with billowing curtains, ideal for dramatic, paranormal entrances.

The wacky play affords opportunities for other members of the production team to make their mark. Costume designer Francoise Davis puts Charles in a dapper suit, outfits Madame Arcati in gypsy-like duds and provides Elvira with a flowing, ethereal gown.

Make-up artists Gary DiNardo and Kyra Sanders do a splendid job at making Elvira (and perhaps another character) look pale and ghostly.

“Blithe Spirit” runs through May 6 at the Vienna Community Center, 120 Cherry St., S.E. Shows are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $14.

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We travel to one of our favorite communities – Kentlands in Great Falls – to explore this week’s featured property, a two-acre estate with classic colonial styles augmented by a marvelous pool/ cabana area and grounds, plus glorious landscaping that blends seamlessly with four levels of interior space.

The result is a sophisticated home that exceeds expectations, in a location that is close to everything but set back in bucolic splendor. It’s a world-class environment, with the pièce de résistance being the serene sunset views of Kentland Pond.

The property currently is on the market, listed at $2,250,000 by Dianne Van Volkenburg of Long & Foster Real Estate.

The modern floorplan is ready to welcome even the largest of gatherings, and high-tech Lutron lighting design guarantees dramatic visual appeal.

Craftsman-style vista bays flank the main entry, where we are ushered inside the two-story foyer, with the formal living room to our right and dining room to our left. Each is ample in size.

The chef’s-kitchen compound is exceptional, with plentiful prep space, a center island, top appliances (a Wolf range, twin dishwashers, an ice-maker and multiple ovens including a warming drawer) and a casual-dining area that opens to the breakfast deck.

A centerpiece space is the two-story Great Falls Room, with fireplace and grand vistas over the rear yard. A library (with access to a private pool-view balcony) and sun-streaked music room are here, too.

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The aforementioned cabana house is itself a study in elegant versatility, while the pool area offers up a stone fireplace, gas grill and spa with three waterfalls, all adding up to exceptional living throughout the summer months.

It’s a rare opportunity for this kind of home to come to market.

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Home values have been appreciating more per working hour than local minimum wage pays in about half of the nation’s 50 largest cities, according to a new Zillow analysis.

The typical U.S. homeowner is gaining $7.09 of equity in their home every hour they’re at the office, slightly less than the federal minimum wage of $7.25.

But homeowners in 24 of the 50 largest U.S. cities are in a much more favorable position, especially those in the booming tech towns of San Jose, San Francisco and Seattle.

In San Jose, the typical homeowner is gaining $99.81 of equity in their home every working-hour, but minimum wage in the city is just $13.50.

That means the typical home in San Jose is “earning” over seven times local minimum wage. (The average hourly wage in the San Jose metro is $43.71, which is over two times less than local home value appreciation per workinghour.

“As home values continue to rise at a rapid clip, many homeowners have earned more in home equity over the past year than they would have by working a minimum-wage job – and in some areas, more than they’d have earned even if they had a job paying a six-figure annual salary,” said Zillow senior economist Aaron Terrazas.

“Particularly for homeowners that have already or are very close to paying off a mortgage, this supplemental ‘income’ – especially if allowed to accumulate over several years – can essentially serve as a kind of second job that pays directly to a homeowner’s bottom line, without nearly as much actual work involved in collecting it.”

Home values have been appreciating in San Francisco at a rate more than four times the city’s minimum wage, and in Seattle, which has the highest minimum wage among all cities analyzed at $15 per hour, the typical homeowner is gaining $54.24 of equity per working-hour.

Homeowners on the West Coast aren’t the only ones benefiting from a hot housing market. Home values in New York, Las Vegas, Honolulu and Nashville have been appreciating over $6 more per working-hour than the city’s minimum-wage earners make, according to the data.

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Fairfax County Notes SALES-TAX RECEIPTS UP IN FAIRFAX:

Sales-tax receipts distributed to the Fairfax County government by the state government in March totaled $13.4 million, an increase of 3.7 percent from a year before.

The distribution represents retail sales made in the county in January. Figures were reported by the Fairfax County Department of Management and Budget.

Through the first eight months of the county government’s fiscal year, sales-tax receipts are up 3.1 percent from the same period a year before.

BUILDING-PERMIT ISSUANCE RISES IN FAIRFAX: For the first quarter of 2018, a

total of 297 single-family building permits were issued in Fairfax County, according to new data.

That represents a 16-percent increase from the 256 permits issued in the first quarter of 2017, according to figures from the Fairfax County Department of Management and Budget.

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Lawton succeeded Seth Stark, who resigned effective April 10 after serving on the Electoral Board from 2011. She joined Katherine Hanley and Stephen Hunt on the body, which oversees the conduct of elections in the county.

Lawton is vice chair of the FairfaxFalls Church Community Services Board, president of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign War Blue and Gray Post 8469 and a reserve deputy sheriff for the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office.

In addition, she is a member of WealthCounsel, a nationwide organization of small-firm and solo estate planning attorneys committed to practice excellence.

‘50+ EMPLOYMENT EXPO’ ON THE HORIZON: The Fairfax 50+ Employment

Expo will be held on Monday, April 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fairfax Marriott at Fair Oaks.

The event will feature recruiters from dozens of employers, including non-profits, government, health-care, retail, technology and more, along with seminars and résumé assistance.

The event is free, and no registration is required. For information, see the Web site at www.fairfaxcounty.gov and search for “Fairfax 50-Plus Expo.”

The event is sponsored by the Fairfax County government, Jewish Council for the Aging, AARP Virginia and community partners.

REGISTRATION OPEN FOR ‘BIKE TO WORK DAY’: Registration is open for this

year’s Bike to Work Day, a regional effort to be held on Friday, May 18.

The Fairfax County Department of Transportation’s bicycle program, Bike Fairfax, is hosting events in the county,

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“Bike to Work Day helps us break down the barriers to bicycling,” said Chris Wells, manager of the Fairfax County government’s bike and pedestrian program. “When people try bicycling, they are going to love the freedom of controlling their own commute, the health benefits and the environmental stewardship.”

To register for Bike to Work Day, visit www.biketoworkmetrodc.org. For more information on Fairfax County bicycle program, see the Web site at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/transportation/bike-walk.

INTERFAITH COMMUNITY WALK SLATED FOR MAY 6: An interfaith commu-

nity walk will be held on Sunday, May 6 between 2 and 5 p.m. at locations across Fairfax County.

The event is sponsored by the Rumi Forum. At each stop, participants will learn about the faith traditions of various religious denominations.

The event will begin at Fairfax United Methodist Church and include nine stops.

Various other faith traditions have been invited to use space at the various stops.

For information, see the Web site at www.rumiforum.org.

COMMUNITY FORUMS TO FOCUS ON SCAMS TARGETING SENIOR ADULTS:

AARP Virginia and the Fairfax County government will host a forum on scams targeting county seniors during a program slated for Saturday, April 28 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the board auditorium at the Fairfax County Government Center.

The event will feature a discussion of scams – ranging from bogus investment deals to the “grandparent ruse” – and how to identify them.

Registration is required; for information, call (877) 926-8300 or see the Web site at https://bit.ly/2E8hyls.

In addition, an on-site shred truck will be available from 8 a.m. to noon. There is no quantity limit, but plastics and electronics will not be accepted.

RACES WILL RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY: Fairfax CASA (Court

Appointed Special Advocates) will hold its eighth annual 8K and 3K races on Saturday, April 28 beginning at 8 a.m. at the Fairfax County Courthouse Complex, 4110 Chain Bridge Road.

The superhero-themed race attracts approximately 1,000 runners and walkers and raises about $85,000 each year to support advocacy work in support of abused and neglected children in the county.

An after-the-race celebration will feature food, events for children and a chance to meet superheroes.

For information, see the Web site at www.fairfaxrunforthechildren.com.

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Vienna/Oakton Notes CANDIDATES UNOPPOSED IN UPCOMING ELECTION: Town of Vienna voters

go to the polls on Tuesday, May 1, to select a mayor and three Town Council member.

Incumbent Mayor Laura DiRocco and council members Linda Colbert, Pasha Majdi and Douglas Noble are the only candidates on the ballot.

Voting will occur from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Vienna Community Center.

For information on the election, see the Web site at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/ elections.

ANNUAL ‘WALK ON THE HILL’ ARRIVES: The 44th annual Walk on the Hill,

celebrating spring in the Windover Hill neighborhood of Vienna, will be held on Sunday, April 29 from 2 to 5 p.m.

The event will provide participants the opportunity to enjoy gardens of residents in the neighborhood. There also will be displays and a reception.

The Ayr Hill Garden Club will host a show – “Bringing Nature to Your Home” – from 2 to 5 p.m. at the home of member Louise Davidson at 307 Windover Ave., N.W. The Green Hedges School Jazz Ensemble Band will perform at 2 p.m. and the Vienna Community Band will perform at 3 p.m. at 288 Windover Ave., N.W., while the Hickory Grove Band will play throughout the afternoon at the Marcey

Log Cabin, 223 Windover Lane.

Several roads will be closed to vehicular traffic during the event; parking is available at Green Hedges School, 415 Windover Ave., N.W. The event is sponsored by the residents of Windover Heights Historic District, Historic Vienna Inc. and the Vienna town government. It will be held rain or shine.

VIENNA POLICE TO PARTICIPATE IN DRUG TAKE-BACK INITIATIVE: In con-

junction with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and state and local lawenforcement agencies, the Vienna Police Department again will participate in a one-day initiative to remove potentially dangerous controlled substances from area homes.

Vienna police will provide a collection site for old, expired, unused or unwanted medications on April 28 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Prescription medications, controlled or non-controlled substances, and over-the-counter drugs can be turned in anonymously at the collection point inside Vienna Police Headquarters, 215 Center St., S.

ANNUAL ‘TASTE OF VIENNA’ RETURNS:

The seventh annual Taste of Vienna, sponsored by the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department, will be held on Saturday, April 28 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the fire station, 400 Center St., S.

A wide variety of local restaurants will be represented, and there will be an array of entertainment.

For information, see the Web site at www.tasteofvienna.com.

GARDEN FAIR IS IN THE WORKS: A

Spring Garden Mini-Fair will be held on Saturday, April 28 from 9 a.m. to noon at the learning and display garden located adjacent to Vienna Elementary School.

Events will include a plant swap, garden advice and fence-building tips, among others.

The community is invited.

ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION SLATED:

The Vienna town government will host an Arbor Day tree-planting on Friday, April 27 at 5 p.m. at the Washington & Old Dominion Regional Trail across from the Vienna Community Center.

Mayor Laurie DiRocco will be joined by town staff and members of Cub Scout Pack 1116 at the event. The community is invited.

GARDEN CLUB TO REDEDICATE MEMORIAL: The Five Hills Garden Club

will host a rededication of the Vienna Blue Star Memorial By-Way on Saturday, April 28 at 10 a.m.

The marker program is an initiative of the National Council of State Garden Clubs, beginning during World War II as

a living memorial to military personnel.

The Vienna marker is located at Centennial Park on Church St., N.E. The public is invited to the event.

PATRICK HENRY LIBRARY TO HOST BOOK SALE: Friends of Patrick Henry

Library will host its spring book sale on Saturday and Sunday, April 28-29, at the library.

Thousands of books, CDs, DVDs and book on CD will be available for purchase.

Proceeds will benefit the library.

Hours will run Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

For information, call (703) 568-0104 or email sharonbohlman@msn.com.

VIENNA CHURCH TO HOST RUMMAGE SALE: Church of the Good Shepherd will

host a rummage sale on Saturday, April 28 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church, 2351 Hunter Mill Road in Vienna.

For information, call (703) 281-3987 or see the Web site at www.goodshepherdva. com.

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nspiration is everywhere. From a field of yellow sunflowers to unique geometric patterns in the tile of a train station, the littlest things can spark the innovation behind some of the world’s most iconic products and designs.

Over half of Americans (51 percent) say the inspiration for creating a product is important to them when purchasing an item for their home, according to a recent survey from Moen conducted online by Harris Poll among over 2,000 U.S. adults.

When updating your own home’s décor, you can garner inspiration by discovering the creative influences of professional designers.

historic neighborhood. Consider what colors and patterns grab you and evoke the feeling you want to have within your space.

And once you find them, snap a photo and reference it as you’re designing.

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Designers find inspiration just about everywhere. Pebbles in a stream sparkling in the sunlight have inspired smartphone interfaces, while talking computers on “Star Trek” have contributed to the creation of voice-controlled speakers.

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Next time you’re updating your bath or restyling your kitchen, act like a professional by venturing outside the box to

get your creative juices flowing, whether it’s turning to a favorite song or a piece of artwork.

For example, 16 percent of Americans who have done a home-design project look to the outdoors for inspiration when

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Just like the pros, create a design plan for your space, but make it easy by using a site like Pinterest. Create boards for color combinations, materials and textures that attract your eye, so you can define your ideal look. Many Pins are shoppable, making it simple to purchase your perfect home décor products with just a click.

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EXPAND YOUR LIVING SPACE

Don’t let that basement sit unfinished and unused. Substantially expand your home’s livable areas by turning your attention to the bottom floor.

Finishing a basement is an involved project, potentially requiring electrical and plumbing work, insulation, drywall and more -- but the end result is worth the effort and expense.

What’s more, some of the less technical aspects of this renovation could even be DIY-ed.

Before getting started, consider what type of space would most benefit your household long-term. You may even be able to recoup some cost of the investment. For example, turning your basement into an at-home fitness center means ditching the costly gym membership.

Want to reduce time and money on your commute? Your basement may just make an ideal home office.

ADD A FOCAL POINT

Is your interior design in need of a little something? The right eye-catching elements can make a room pop while adding vitality to your living spaces. A fireplace, for example, adds ambiance and comfort while also creating a natural gathering space. New models pair the charm of a traditional open-front fireplace with the design flexibility of gas models.

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If you find that your household spends very little time in the backyard, figure out why. Is there a lack of shade? Are there not enough places to sit? Take a poll so you can diagnose the problem and take steps to correct it.

Consider also how to make this space usable for a larger portion of the year, such as adding a fire pit or an enclosed, heated patio. Lastly, consider aesthetics.

A bit of landscaping can make your backyard as visually appealing as your home’s interiors.

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s your home décor starting to feel a bit stale? Spruce up your interiors with some of the hottest home design trends for 2018 -- from customized cozy to natural textures to retro touches.

Here are some stylish ways to incorporate new trends, from one of the nation’s most sought-after celebrity interior designers, Taniya Nayak.

warm and cozy spaces that are customized just for you. This is the true essence of DIY. Painting an accent wall in a pastel color, like lavender, will set a relaxed and comforting tone in the room. From there, add personal pieces like a soft woven blanket, a macramé wall hanging or ivory plates on a wall to transform any room to “your” room.

1. CREATE AN OASIS: Make your home a tropical escape all year long.

Add floral or banana leaf accents to form a staycation-worthy “at-home paradise” no matter the temperature.

Nayak suggests pairing pops of metallic gold with plush greens and crisp white to build a look that is sophisticated, yet fun and exotic.

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2. KEEP IT SIMPLE: In 2018, Nayak encourages DIYers to “go big or go home ... in the simplest way imaginable.” An easy way to accomplish this is to paint your baseboards, trim or window mullions a dramatic contrasting color, like black against a white wall, for an effortless, yet powerful effect.

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This style embraces the timeless combination of crisp white linens and navy blues, but what really gives a room an authentic New England vibe is the addition of camel-colored leather décor accents.

Nayak recommends adding monogrammed pillows to a leather accent chair, or whitewashing your brick fireplace to create a look that never goes out of style.

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ne of the best parts of backyard living in the warmer months is all the potential for bird watching that comes with it. You may have even installed a birdfeeder in your garden in an attempt to attract more birds to your property.

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Whether you are an avid amateur ornithologist or just a casual observer of feathered friends in flight, by taking precautions your home need not be part of the problem.

Take advantage of the fact that birds can see certain light frequencies that humans cannot to make windows visible to birds in a way that won’t obstruct your own view. Doing so can be a simple home project completed in just an afternoon.

Try applying UV decals and UV liquid to your home’s windows and sliding glass doors. While the coating will look like etched glass to the human eye, it will look very visible to a bird.

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birds is a simple way to save lives and protect the creatures that beautify your yard and, in the case of hummingbirds, pollinate your garden,” says Spencer Schock, founder of WindowAlert.

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McLean/Great Falls Notes DRUG-TAKEBACK EFFORT COMING THIS WEEKEND: “Operation Medicine

Cabinet,” a medication-takeback program, will be held on Saturday, April 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the McLean District police station, located at 1437 Balls Hill Road.

Unused and expired medications – in pill and liquid format – can be dropped off during the event.

Police stations across the county also will be accepting medications during the time period.

FUND-RAISER WILL BENEFIT McLEAN LITTLE LEAGUE: A fund-raiser for

McLean Little League will be held Tuesday, May 8 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Pulcinella Italian Host restaurant in McLean.

The event is sponsored by the Community Charity Champions initiative of HBC Group of Keller Williams Realty.

Approximately 70 percent of the proceeds from the sale of food and drink will support the Little League, if participants bring in a promotional flyer available at www.hbcgroupkw.com.

Funds raised through the event will help support the baseball and softball programs of McLean Little League.

Sponsors of the event include Karen Briscoe and Lizzy Conroy of HBC Group of Keller Williams Realty; Marcus Simon of EKKO Title; Kevin Dougherty of Pillar to Post; Kathy and Justin Neal of

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SUSTAINABILITY EXPO FOCUSES ON FASHION: A Sustainable Style Initiative

Community Expo will be held on Sunday, April 29 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Old Firehouse, 1440 Chain Bridge Road in McLean.

The effort is the Gold Award project of Alicia Gonzalez of Girl Scout Troop 1692 in McLean, and is designed to promote responsible consumer habits and spread awareness about issues surrounding fashion.

The event will feature vendors and a screening of the documentary “The True Cost.”

For tickets and information, see the Web site www.eventbrite.com and search for “Sustainable Style Initiative McLean,” or see the Web site at www.sustainablestyleinitiative.org.

McLEAN ART SOCIETY TO HOST DEMONSTRATION: Gavin Glakas will present

a landscape-painting demonstration at the Friday, April 27 meeting of the McLean Art Society meeting, to be held from 10 a.m. to noon at Dolley Madison Library.

The community is invited.

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will host a coffee for members and prospective members on Wednesday, May 2 at 11 a.m. at McLean Project for the Arts, 1446 Chain Bridge Road.

For information, see the Web site at www.mcleannewcomers.org.

WOMEN’S CLUB TO HOST 50th-ANNIVERSARY SOIRÉE: The New Dominion

Women’s Club will celebrate 50 years of service to the community with a diner celebration on Friday, May 4 at Claude Moore Colonial Farm in McLean.

Festival cocktail-style attire is suggested; tickets are $50, and proceeds will benefit Friends of Pleasant Grove, McLean Project for the Arts, the Safe Community Coalition and SHARE Inc. For information, see the Web site at www.ndwc.org.

SENIOR CENTER TO HOST SCIENTIST:

Great Falls Senior Center will host Carla Easter, chief of the education and community-involvement branch of the National Human Genome Research Institute, during a program to be held on May 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 10550 Georgetown Pike in Great Falls.

The program is free, but registration is required. Lunch is included.

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Safe Community Coalition will host clinical psychologist, author and parenting expert Wendy Mogel discussing her new book on Wednesday, May 2 at 7 p.m. at Temple Rodef Shalom.

The cost is $25 in advance, $30 at the door. A book-signing will be held immediately following the presentation.

For information, see the Web site at www.mcleanscc.org.

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Starbucks Continued from Page 1 town’s minimum of 10. Six of those stacking spaces will be before the ordering point.

The coffee shop will be open Mondays through Fridays from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturdays from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. By contrast, the site’s Taco Bell restaurant is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with the drive-through window staying open until midnight.

Starbucks also has Vienna locations at 107 Maple Ave., W., and 207 Maple Ave., E. Company officials at a March 28 Vienna Planning Commission meeting declined to say whether the new coffee shop would affect either of the existing stores.

Dulles Continued from Page 1 tional front were posted by Air Canada, Avianca, Ethiopian and Turkish. British Airways and Etihad reported declines.

Air India inaugurated service to Dulles last summer, adding to the international-travel totals.

National’s passenger total of 1,652,744 for March was up 184 passengers – about one 737’s worth – from a year before. Dominant carrier American saw a slight increase in passenger totals, as did United, while Southwest and JetBlue reported declines.

International service makes up a negligible portion of National’s total, but did see an 8.2-percent spike due to increases by Air Canada and American.

For the month, American and its regional partners garnered a 51.5-percent market share at Reagan National, followed by Delta (13.9 percent) and Southwest (13.4 percent). At Dulles, United had a 63.5-percent market share, with no other airline topping 5 percent.

At the region’s third airport – Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall, operated by the Maryland state government – the passenger total of 1,762,874 in March was up 7.7 percent from a year before, with Southwest responsible for 67.2 percent of those passengers.

For the month, BWI had 36.6 percent of the region’s passenger total, followed

by National at 34.4 percent and Dulles at 29 percent. Counting international passengers only, Dulles had an 80.4 percent market share, followed by BWI at 15.4 percent and Reagan National at 4.1 percent.

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Schools & Military n Caylee Cuppernull of Great Falls, a 2017 graduate of Langley High School, has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Virginia Tech. n Igin Zijerdi of Great Falls has been named to the dean’s list for the winter term at Palmer College of Chiropractic. n Natalie Beden of Vienna has been initiated into the Virginia Tech chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines.

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n Christine Zhao, a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology was named the 2018 National High School Journalist of the Year by the Journalism Education Association-National Scholastic Press Association.

Zhao was selected from among 36 state winners; she will receive a $3,000 scholarship as part of her recognition. The announcement was made at the JEA-NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention in San Francisco.

Zhao is in her third year of working on tjToday Online, the school’s news-

magazine, where she serves as editor-inchief of investigations and leads a team of writers who deeply investigate a single topic of interest. She previously served as a team leader and staff writer on the newsmagazine.

In the Best of Show competition, the McLean High School yearbook (the Clan) was recognized in its category.

Four students from McLean High School – Anika Karmel, Maren Kranking, Dasha Makarishcheva and Anna Brykczynski – brought home awards in the write-off competitions.

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n Fourteen Fairfax County Public Schools students have been awarded 2018 corporate-sponsored scholarships from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

The students are part of a group of more than 1,000 National Merit finalists chosen to receive scholarships financed by corporations, company foundations and other business organizations.

Winners of the corporate-sponsored scholarships from the Sun Gazette coverage area, with their probable career fields in parentheses, are: – Samantha Lane of James Madison High School (biomedical engineering), National Merit James E. Casey Scholarship.

– Isaac Karachunsky of George C. Marshall High School (mathematics), National Merit Northrop Grumman Scholarship.

– Grant Martin of Marshall High School (pharmaceutical science), National Merit Leidos, Inc., Scholarship.

– Bharath Alladi of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology (neurosurgery), National Merit Leidos, Inc., Scholarship.

– Kyle Gatesman of Thomas Jefferson (computer science), National Merit Dr. James R. Schlesinger Memorial Scholarship.

– Charles Huang of Thomas Jefferson (computer science), National Merit CACI Scholarship.

– Amiti Jain of Thomas Jefferson (science-research), National Merit Dr. James R. Schlesinger Memorial Scholarship.

– Anna Lulushi of Thomas Jefferson (neuroscience), National Merit CACI Scholarship.

– Niharika Vattikonda of Thomas Jefferson (public policy), National Merit Leidos Inc. Scholarship.

– Millan Welman of Thomas Jefferson (chemistry), National Merit Senator Charles S. Robb Scholarship.

– Anna Zhang of Thomas Jefferson (economics), National Merit Northrop Grumman Scholarship.

– Naitian Zhou of Thomas Jefferson (computer science), National Merit Citizen Watch Scholarship.

Corporate-sponsored merit scholarship awards are renewable for up to four years of college undergraduate study and range from $500 to $10,000 per year.

Others provide a single payment between $2,500 and $5,000. n Christian Sun, a sophomore at James

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Madison High School, recently earned the highest possible composite ACT score – 36 – in recent testing.

Scores of 36 are achieved by only around one-tenth of one percent of students taking the college-readiness exam.

The ACT consists of tests in English, mathematics, reading and science.

At Madison, Sun is a bass clarinetist for the Pride of Vienna Madison Marching Band, and is a member of the Northern Virginia Youth Winds.

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There Could Be Multiple Va. Champs This Season High school spring state playoffs are fast approaching.

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Langley Nipped in Double Overtime A Staff report

The Madison Warhawks in girls soccer and the Oakton Cougars in boys each had 8-0-1 overall records when the week began in high school soccer action and were atop of their district standngs.

SOCCER ROUNDUP Each team won two games last week.

Madison nipped Oakton, 1-0, on a goal by Jordan Ramsey, then defeated Chantilly, 3-1. Helen Frazer, Julia Leas and Faith Lee had goals in that win, Abby Fusco had two assists and Virginia Miller one. Both were Concorde District wins.

The Oakton boys blanked Madison, 4-0, then defeated Westfield, 4-1, in Concorde games. n The Madison boys had a 4-4-1 record, with a 3-1 recent win over Chantilly. n The Oakton girls stood 4-2-1 with a 1-1 tie against Westfield on April 20.

Oakton remains near the top of the Concorde District standings.

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Langley High School’s John Margraf takes a shot in the Saxons’ April 20 game against WashingPHOTO BY DEB KOLT ton-Lee. See a slide show at www.insidenova.com/sports/fairfax.

Stingy Victory String Continues for Marshall DAVE FACINOLI Staff Writer

Talk about stingy.

Over a six-game stretch, the Marshall Statesmen (11-3, 7-0) allowed just one run in each high school baseball contest, all victories.

BASEBALL ROUNDUP Marshall’s most recent wins were 14-1 over the Wakefield Warriors and 11-1 over the Jefferson Colonials in National District action.

Against Wakefield, Robert Kelley pitched five innings with eight strikeouts. Drew Hiller had two hits and three

RBI for Marshal, Patrick Halligan and Arata Honda (two RBI) each had two hits and Jason Pan had two RBI. Against Jefferson, Halligan threw a one-hitter and struck out five. John Kerns had three hits and three RBI, Halligan had two RBI and Corey Lauer three. Danny Hoffman had three hits.

In the Statesmen’s 14-1 road victory over the Lee Lancers, Joey Handley fanned 13 in six innings, allowing two hits. n The Oakton Cougars (7-6-1, 3-1) defeated the host Madison Warhawks, 10-5, April 20, in a Concorde District game between neighborhood rivals, leaving the teams tied for first. Madison

is 9-5, 3-1.

Oakton took advantage of Madison mistakes to score four runs in the first inning, added three more in the second, two in the fifth on Chris Vinh’s tworun homer, and one in the seventh on a bases-loaded walk. Eric Lingebach and Chaz Billak had two hits and two RBI each for Oakton. Julian Heitman had a hit and two RBI. Lingebach pitched the final 22/3 innings with five strikeouts.

“It was nice to come out and get some runs early like that, and our pitching came through,” Oakton coach Jus-

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With that in mind, it’s not too early to begin considering which local teams, and some individuals, have the potential to win state championships.

In girls soccer, the defending state champion Yorktown Patriots lead the pack with the Madison Warhawks very much in the mix. In boys soccer, the Oakton Cougars are a favorite, and don’t count out 2016 champion Washington-Lee or Yorktown.

In public-school girls softball, the defending champion Madison Warhawks are heavy favorites with nine returning starters, and the McLean Highlanders are capable.

In private-school girls softball, the multi-time champion Bishop O’Connell Knights should repeat if they can stay healthy. The Flint Hill Huskies could be a dark horse.

For now, Madison and McLean, and possibly Oakton, would be the top baseball contenders, with maybe Potomac School and Flint Hill making private-school state title runs.

All kinds of teams are strong in boys and girls tennis. Certainly the boys and girls Langley, Madison, McLean, Oakton and Yorktown squads. In private schools, Potomac School is a a power, as always.

Lacrosse also has a variety of teams with state-championship potential, led by the Langley and Madison girls.

Don’t count out either Oakton squad, with the McLean boys and Yorktown girls being longshots.

The biggest outdoor track and field star of the spring season could be Washington-Lee senior shot putter and discus thrower Jabari Bennett.

Bennett already won a state shotput crown during the indoor season by a wide margin, and hopes TO throw even farther outside.

Watch McLean’s Jane Anne Tvedt in the high jump, O’Connell’s Max Greczyn in distance races and Wakefield’s Xavier Taylor in sprints.

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McLean Blanks O’Connell in Annual Saturday Showdown DAVE FACINOLI Staff Writer

What already was a strong season for the McLean Highlanders got even better April 21 with a significant victory on their home field.

McLean (14-1) blanked the Bishop O’Connell Knights, 4-0, in a non-congirls high SOFTBALL ference school softball game between perennial powers, upping its winning streak to five games.

The annual Saturday-afternoon rivalry, with every game between past state champions at McLean, has been in existance since 2009, with the teams now trading victories for six straight seasons.

This year it was McLean’s turn to win and pitcher Julia Longo led the way. The senior threw a six-hitter with 11 strikeouts and she walked only one. With the bat, Longo had a two-run single in McLean’s four-run fifth inning when the Highlanders took advantage of some O’Connell defensive miscues. Leadoff batter Heather Geisler (two hits) had an earlier RBI single in the frame and the

McLean’s Julia Longo was the winning pitcher against O’Connell.

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Highlanders scored the other run on an error.

“A win like this against a team like that means a lot to us,” McLean coach Maurice Tawil said. “It really helps us believe.”

Tawil said the pitching of Longo and his team’s hitting were the reasons for the win. McLean had six hits and put the ball in play throughout the contest, striking out just five times.

High School Roundup GIRLS SOFTBALL: The Flint Hill Hus-

kies (6-0) defeated St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 6-2, last week and remained the No. 2 ranked Division I private-school team in the state.

Flint Hill had at least one game cancelled last week.

GIRLS LACROSSE: The Langley Saxons (8-0-1) remained unbeaten with an 8-7 win over the McLean Highlanders in Liberty District action last week. n The Potomac School Panthers (9-3) defeated Flint Hill, 17-14, and St.Catherines, 14-10, and lost to Holy Child, 11-9.

Baseball Continued from Page 23 tin Janis said. “Eric came in and made some big pitches in key spots.”

Madison coach Mark Gjormand credited Oakton for taking advantage of his team’s mistakes, but said his squad did not play well.

“I could see in warmups we were flat and we didn’t come to play,” Gjormand said. “Oakton played better than us. We have to be better.”

Kyle Novak hit well for Madison, going 2 for 4 with four RBI. He belted a long three-run homer and had an RBI single. David Favero doubled.

In four innings of relief, Novak struck out seven.

In a previous game, Madison blanked Centreville, 7-0. Left-hander Matt Howat (2-0, 0.81) threw a complete game, allowing two hits with seven strikeouts.

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Courtlynne Caskin had eight goals against Flint Hill, followed by Eliza Soutter with three goals and three assists. Julia Vold and Maddie McGavin had two goals each and Izzy Moran and Evelina Swigart had one each.

Caskin had four goals and seven assists against St. Catherines. Vold had four goals, Soutter three and Tyler Francis had six saves in goal. Alexa Rooney, Ginger Myers, Sofie Stitt and Nicole Garibaldi led Potomac on defense.

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Flint Hill School recently recognized eight seniors who have decided to conBatters are hitting just .115 against Howat.

Novak (one RBI) and Ethan Lipp (four RBI) each had two hits for Madison and Nate Leas had two RBI. Madison lost to private-school Benedictine, 11-9, on April 21. Novak hit a grand slam slam and had five RBI and three hits. Josh Gjormand fanned two in his starting slot on the mound for Madison. n In the Langley Saxons’ 4-1 home win over the McLean Highlanders in a big neighborhood rivalry game, righthander Kenny Lippman hurled a twohitter with 10 strikeouts and two walks.

Lippman and Colter Carton had sacrifice flies and Timmy Swiers had a two-run hit.

Langley (5-8, 3-2) defeated Herndon, 8-3, in its next game as Cooper Davis, Jack Hoeymans and Nick Gasparis had two hits each, Carton had two RBI and Mike Sevila went six innings with six strikeouts to get the win.

“We had nine sophomores and we didn’t have a very good season last year,” Tawil said. “Our biggest improvement this year has been our at-bats. Our message for today was don’t strike out, put the ball in play, to have trust and the ball will find holes.”

Number-nine batter Kate Haas also had two hits for McLean, Sarah Short had one, Gabi Norton had two sacrifice bunts and Kiley Mabus one. McLean batters hit the first pitch nine times.

“We aren’t afraid to hit anywhere in the count, and not the first pitch either,” Tawil said.

Overall, McLean was 4-0 for the week. The other winning scores were 11-0, 4-1 and 15-2. For the season McLean has six shutouts.

“We like where we are right now,” Tawil said. “We went to Myrtle Beach over spring break and we beat good teams there. Now we have to stay hungry.”

Said O’Connell coach Tommy Orndorff: “They put the ball in play. If we had made the plays we are supposed to, we’d still be playing.”

McLean is tied for first in the Liberty

District with South Lakes, the only team to defeat the Highlanders, in 10 innings.

The two meet again Friday, April 27.

In McLean’s 15-2 win over Washington-Lee on April 20, Amanda Moore was the winning pitcher with four strikeouts. Rachel Remer led the offense with multiple hits.

In a 4-1 McLean win over West Potomac, Longo, a University of Pennsylvania commit, threw a four-hitter with 12 strikeouts. Remer and Geisler had two hits each and Norton and Mabus added clutch hits.

In an 11-0 victory over Langley, Geisler homered and doubled, Govan singled and doubled and Longo and Moore doubled. n The undefeated Madison Warhawks improved to 13-0 with wins by 14-0, 14-1 and 10-0 scores last week.

Madison earlier nipped O’Connell, 3-1, on April 14.

Madison was ranked No. 12 in the country in USA Today’s most recent poll.

NOTE: O’Connell has won six games and McLean four since the rivalry began in 2009.

Soccer tinue their athletic careers.

Sisi Baker will swim at Rice University, Sean Connolly will play lacrosse at Arcadia University, Kyle Jung lacrosse at Washington College, Mark Lewis football at Clarion University, Tate Rusby-Wood soccer at Goucher College, Alex Shahmirzadi soccer at Amherst College, Justin Taylor baseball at Cornell Universityand Tye Williams soccer at Case Western Reserve University.

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n In a week’s span, the Langley boys (4-5) defeated Washington-Lee, 3-2, then lost to the same team, 1-0, in double overtime on April 20. The goal came with seconds left in the last OT. n The McLean girls (4-2-3) tied the Yorktown Patriots, 0-0, and lost to Yorktown, 3-0, in recent games. Prior to that, McLean defeated WashingtonLee, 2-0, on goals from Lindsay Blum and Kimberly Zhou. Goalie Shannon Stockero made seven saves. n The Marshall girls were 5-3-1 and the boys were 4-3-1 as of April 20.

McLean (10-5, 4-1) bounced back to nip the Washington-Lee Generals, 2-1, to remain tied for first in the Liberty District.

Right-hander Teddy Merritt pitched six innings and struck out 14 and allowed just one hit.

“He was absolutely dominant,” McLean coach John Dowling said.

Merritt fanned eight of the first nine batters he faced. James Beahn pitched the seventh and fanned three to earn the save, so McLean pitchers struck out 17.

Tio Graybill, Jackson Kantor (RBI double) and Grant Williams had two hits each and Anthony Farmakides had the game-winning RBI. McLean lost to host Centreville, 5-2, in non-district action April 21. Kantor had three hits and two RBI and Beahn had seven strikeouts in four innings. n Brendan Albrittain had three hits and two RBI, Clark Agnew and Jackson Werth each had two hits, and L.A. Rice and Alex Walsh each had two RBI

in the Flint Hill Huskies’ 10-3 win over Georgetown Day. Garrett Canterbury was the winning pitcher.

In a 7-3 Flint Hill win over St. James, Justin Taylor had three hits and two RBI and Albrittain had three RBI. Walsh threw six innings to get the win and Taylor earned the save.

Flint Hill was nipped by visiting Benedictine, 4-3, on April 21. Benedictine is ranked No. 1 in the state’s Division I private-school rankings. Taylor had two RBI in the loss. n Michael Hansan threw a two-hitter with seven strikeouts in the Potomac School Panthers’ 5-1 win over Maret.

Carter Bosch and Tristan Nelson each had two hits with an RBI. Hanson also had an RBI. Carter Bosch threw a one-hit shutout in Potomac School’s 6-0 win over Maret on April 21. He fanned 12 and also had two hits. Chris Gaston had two hits and three RBI for Potomac School and Brendan Mabus had two RBI.

POTOMAC SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS: The Potomac School Panthers (9-1) nipped

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Flint Hill Coach Earns Induction Into Volleyball Hall of Fame DAVE FACINOLI Staff Writer

In college, Dave DeNure was a standout volleyball player, then later a successful coach.

In recent days, DeNure, now an assistant girls high school volleyball coach at Flint Hill, VOLLEYBALL was recognized for those accomplishments by being inducted into the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA) Hall of Fame.

“When I got the phone call it was almost stunning, and I was at a loss

for words, and that’s hard for me,” said DeNure, who has been coaching at Flint Hill for three years under his wife, Carrol DeNure, the Huskies’ head coach.

Flint Hill’s Dave DeNure holds his girls varsity Hall of Fame induction team won a state plaque. champion this past fall with an undefeated recored.

Sports Briefs STARS WIN BASEBALL TITLE: The under-13 Stars travel baseball team, which includes many local players from the Sun Gazette’s coverage areans, won the Complete Game Spring Kickoff Tournament at Colgan High School.

The team went 5-0, outscoring opponents 58-16. Bannon Brazell led the team at the plate, going 9 for 12 with four doubles and a game-winning tworun home run. He had seven RBI. The team had other key offensive contributions from Michael Raufer (9 for 14), Hank Lippman (8 for 12) and Avi Fruman (7 for 11). Jakob Luu, Gavin Bartlett and Alexander Mostashari posted strong outings on the mound.

The team is coached by Brian Morabito.

VIENNA LITTLE LEAGUE: Vienna Little League may not hold an opening-day ceremony this season, instead perhaps holding some type of closing event.

The opening-day ceremony was scheduled for the morning of April 7, but was postponed because of weather. With games already scheduled on the morning of every other Saturday during the regular season, the league said it is hard to find a date to hold the ceremonies.

LANGLEY FOOTBALL CAMP: Langley

High School is holding a youth football camp for players in grades 3 through 8 from June 11 to June 13 at Cooper Middle School from 5 to 7:30 p.m. For info and to register visit: www.langleyboosters.org/ langley-football-camp.html.

High School Roundup Continued from Page 24 Landon, 4-3, and St. Albans, 4-3, with Braeden Meikle and Matthew Tran earning key wins in singles.

OAKCREST PLAYS HOME SOFTBALL OPENER: The Oakcrest School girls

varsity softball team opened play on its new field against Edmund Burke in recent action, losing 18-15, in the high school contest.

Brigid Hale went 4 for 4 with her first career home run for Oakcrest. Grace Ferguson went 2 for 3, also with her first career home run. Elena Buono was starting pitcher. Sofi Luketic had the first RBI on the new field.

OAKCREST TIES O’CONNELL IN TRACK: The Oakcrest girls outdoor

track and field team tied O’Connell for first place in recent action.

Oakcrest’s three relays relays won: Julia Cipollone, Kateri Castillo, Grace McGiffin and Hannah Byrne in the 4x100; Byrne, McGiffin, Alex Murphy and Lily James in the 4x400; and Michelle Kilmer, Emma Myers, Murphy and James in the 4x800.

McGiffin won the 200-meter race

and Maddie Mislock was second. James won the 400 and Murphy was second.

James was second in the 800 and Murphy third.

In the discus, McGiffin was second.

MARSHALL GIRLS HOOP CAMP: The Marshall High School girls basketball camp for players ages 8 to 15 is July 16-19 at Marshall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. The cost is $150 per player.

Marshall head coach Mike Trivisonno and assistant Duane Knauf are the directors. For information, e-mail trivisonno12@gmail.com or call (703) 8642029.

LANGLEY GIRLS LACROSSE YOUTH NIGHT: Langley High School’s girls la-

crosse youth night is Friday, May 4 for the junior varsity and varsity games that begin 6 and 7:30 p.m. McLean and Great Falls youth players wearing their youth jerseys are will be admitted free to the games. There will be a halftime youth game between McLean and Great Falls teams.

The youth players will get to warmup with varsity players prior to their game.

There will be a raffle and a T-shirt giveaway.

“Over the years, you kind of have a fleeting thought about getting in one day. So it’s very flattering to receive this honor.”

DeNure played for East Stroudsburg University between 1975 and 1978. He was a three-time all-EIVA selection and led East Stroudsburg to 39 wins as a senior. DeNure was inducted into the East Stroudsburg Department of Athletics Hall of Fame in 1994.

After graduation, DeNure played in the USA Men’s National Volleyball program. In 1988 he was the MVP of the Caribbean Invitational, and played beach volleyball for 15 years.

Later, as a coach, DeNure led both the men’s and women’s programs at East Stroudsburg before moving on to coach the men at New Jersey Institute of Technology in 1982. All three teams enjoyed success.

DeNure also coached in high school at his at alma mater, Morris Knolls in New Jersey, where he also was a teacher.

At Flint Hill, DeNure also coaches middle-school volleyball and softball and is assistant to the director of facilities.

Dave and Carrol also coach the Virginia Juniors Volleyball Club’s 15-Elite team.

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LEGALS//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// TOWN OF VIENNA, VIRGINIA

TOWN OF VIENNA, VIRGINIA

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Town Council (the “Town Council”) of the Town of Vienna, Virginia (the “Town”) that at the Regular Council Meeting of Monday, April 23, 2018, the Town Council voted to adopt the following amendment to the Town Code: Chapter 9, Article 7 – Town Vehicle License Fee to Fairfax County.

A copy of the adopted is on file in the office of the Town Clerk and may be viewed Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or via the website at www.viennava.gov.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Melanie J. Clark, CMC Town Clerk

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the Code of Virginia and the Town of Vienna, Virginia, that at the Regular Council Meeting of May 7, 2018, Town Council, beginning at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Room, Town Hall, 127 Center Street South, Vienna, Virginia will conduct a Public Hearing on the following: Rezoning of 245 Maple Avenue W and 101, 107, and 115 Pleasant Street NW from C-1A Special Commercial Zone to Maple Avenue Commercial (MAC) Zone for the proposed Vienna Market Copies of the said Ordinance changes may be viewed in the office of the Town Clerk Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or via the website at www.viennava.gov.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL

4/26/18

Melanie J. Clark, CMC Town Clerk 4/19 & 4/26/18

TOWN OF VIENNA, VA. NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT

TOWN OF VIENNA, VA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Code of Virginia and the Town of Vienna, Virginia, that at the Regular Council Meeting of May 7, 2018, it is the intent of the Town Council, pursuant to authority granted under Section 6.1(a) of the Town of Vienna Charter and Section 15.2-2109 et seq, of the Code of Virginia (1950) as amended, to adopt the following:

NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT

1. Assessment Increase: Total assessed value of real property, excluding additional assessments due to new construction or improvements to property, has increased from last year’s total assessed value of real property by 4.6 percent.

2. Lowered Rate Necessary to Offset Increased Assessment: The tax rate which would levy the same amount of real estate tax as last year, when multiplied by the new total assessed value of real estate with the exclusions mentioned above, would be $0.2223 per $100 of assessed value. This rate will be known as the “lowered tax rate.”

3. Effective Rate Increase: The Town of Vienna, Virginia proposes to adopt a tax rate of $0.2250 per $100 of assessed value. The difference between the lowered tax rate and the proposed tax rate would be $0.0027 per $100, or 1.2 percent. This difference will be known as the “effective tax rate increase.” Individual property taxes may, however, increase at a percentage greater than or less than the above percentage.

4. Proposed Total Budget Increase: Based on the proposed real property tax rate and changes in other revenues, the total budget of the Town of Vienna, Virginia will increase from last year’s by 4.7 percent Copies of the proposed may be viewed in the Office of the Town Clerk, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Melanie J. Clark, Town Clerk 4/26 & 5/4/18

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Code of Virginia and the Town of Vienna, Virginia, that at the Regular Council Meeting of May 7, 2018, it is the intent of the Town Council, pursuant to authority granted under Section 6.1(a) of the Town of Vienna Charter and Section 15.2-2109 et seq, of the Code of Virginia (1950) as amended, to adopt an ordinance instituting the following charges for water and sewer service furnished by the Town of Vienna: Residential Water Consumption Charge

Block Structure (Quarterly Basis) 0 – 9,000 gallons $5.10 per 1000 gallons 9,001 – 18,000 gal $5.55 per 1000 gallons 18,001 plus gallons $6.40 per 1000 gallons Sewer Consumption Charge 0 – 9,000 gallons $6.65 per 1000 gallons 9,001 – 18,000 gal $7.20 per 1000 gallons 18,001 plus gallons $8.35 per 1000 gallons Residential Base Fee: $17.75/quarter Commercial Water Consumption Charge Sewer Consumption Charge Commercial Base Fee: up to 5/8” meter 1” meter 1.5” meter 2” meter 3” meter 4” meter

Block Structure (Quarterly Basis) 0 – 120,000 gallons $5.10 per 1000 gallons 120,001 – 360,000 gal $5.55 per 1000 gallons 360,001 plus gallons $6.40 per 1000 gallons 0 – 120,000 gallons $6.65 per 1000 gallons 90,001 – 180,000 gal $7.20 per 1000 gallons 180,001 plus gallons $8.35 per 1000 gallons $ 25.50/quarter $ 63.75/quarter $127.50/quarter $204.00/quarter $408.00/quarter $637.50/quarter

Copies of the said Ordinance may be viewed in the Office of the Town Clerk, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Melanie J. Clark, Town Clerk

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LEGALS /////////////////////////////////////////////// CLASSIFIEDS /////////////////////////////// ABC LICENSE Mai Ibrahim Mashini, trading as Express Shop at the Point, 1201 S. Eads St, Ste. 300, Arlington, Arlingotn County, Virginia 22202. The above establishment is applying to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) for a Wine & Beer & Keg off Premises & delivery, Wine & Beer on premises for Art Instruction Nights license to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages.

Mai Ibrahim Mashini, Note: Objections to the issuance of this license must be submitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200 4/19 & 4/26/18

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Town Council (the “Town Council”) of the Town of Vienna, Virginia (the “Town”) that at the Regular Council Meeting of Monday, April 23, 2018, the Town Council voted to adopt the following:

A copy of the adopted is on file in the office of the Town Clerk and may be viewed Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or via the website at www.viennava.gov.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Melanie J. Clark, CMC Town Clerk 4/26/18

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Local history Items taken from the archives of the Northern Virginia Sun. April 27, 1945: n A Sun editorial has come out against building dams on the Potomac River in an effort to generate electricity. n The Sun’s editor says Americans should stop whining that Soviets got to take Berlin before U.S. troops could get there.

April 30, 1959: n More than two dozen black children have applied to attend all-white schools in Fairfax. n Losses from fires in the county were up in 1958 from a year before. n Virginia and D.C. officials have agreed on a fast-track construction timetable for the proposed Three Sisters Bridge. n An area-wide walkout of construction workers could bring work on the Chantilly (Dulles) Airport, CIA headquarters and Arlington courthouse to a halt. n TWA’s hostesses are planning to strike for higher wages. n Tom Sarris’ Steakhouse offers a prime rib meal, with baked potato, onion rings, tossed salad and roll, for $2.50.

April 29-30, 1968: n A public hearing is set for May 27-28 on the proposed county budget of $184.3 million. n The trial of former Supervisor Stuart DeBell, charged with accepting a $3,000 bribe in 1963, has entered its second day.

April 28, 1978: n There is “little excitement” being generated by the Vienna Town Council race, as only three candidates are vying for the three available seats. n Up to 70 percent of Virginia’s service stations may close this weekend due to gas shortages, a rate that could rise to 90 percent in Tidewater. n Lynda Johnson Robb will receive the Mother Gerard Phelan Gold Medal at Marymount College’s commencement.

April 29-30, 1986: n The county school system, citing concerns about terrorism, has nixed summer tours in Europe. n The Board of Supervisors is planning to tax developers along the Route 28 corridor in an effort to pay for infrastructure improvements there.

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73. Past tense of “be” 74. Mouthlike opening DOWN 1. Morse T 2. Footnote word 3. Songs for one 4. Like a potato chip 5. The Brady Bunch children, e.g.

6. Wedding cake layer 7. “____ the President’s Men” 8. Very successful 9. Intersection of two arcs 10. Great deal 11. Drop-off spot 12. ____-do-well 15. Bachelor on “The Bachelorette,” e.g.

20. Historical period 22. Skedaddle 24. Renewable energy source 25. *Sea World’s longrunning attraction 26. Des Moines native 27. Yoga class core exercise 29. *Punxsutawney seer 31. Persian backgammon 32. “Bye” to Banderas 33. Popular ’70s music genre 34. *The Clintons’ cat 36. Unit of force 38. Leaning Tower city 42. Parallel grooves 45. App alternative 49. Driver’s aid 51. Court figures 54. Off kilter 56. German destroyer 57. Tea servings 58. Tangerine-grapefruit hybrid 59. *Gromit of “Wallace and Gromit” 60. “Good” to Sophia Loren 61. Whiskey grain, pl.

62. “He’s Just Not That ____ You” 63. Swarm like bees 66. ____ of Good Feelings 68. Genetic initials

Public-Safety Notes IMPROPERLY DISPOSED SMOKING MATIERALS SPARK FIRE IN PIMMIT HILLS: The Fairfax County Fire and

Rescue Department and the Arlington County Fire Department on April 14 at 1:33 a.m. dispatched units to a reported house fire in the 1700 block of Pimmit Drive in the Pimmit Hills section of Fairfax County.

Arriving units found fire showing on two sides of the one-story, single-family home, with some parts of the blaze extending into the attic. Crews quickly extinguished the fire and there were no reported civilian or firefighter injuries, officials said.

Three occupants were home at the time of the fire. A neighbor discovered the fire and then notified the sleeping occupants.

All three evacuated the house before fire crews arrived. Smoke alarms were present, but did not activate because the fire was on the home’s exterior, officials said.

Investigators determined the fire was accidental in nature and was caused by improper disposal of smoking materials into a plastic trash can that had been placed next to the home’s exterior.

Two occupants and one pet were displaced as a result of the fire. The Red Cross offered assistance, but the occu-

pants declined it.

The fire cause approximately $100,000 worth of damage, including two vehicles that were exposed to the blaze.

PEDESTRIAN STRUCK, INJURED BY VEHICLE IN VIENNA: A motorist was try-

ing to make a left turn from a parking lot in the 100 block of Church Street, N.W., onto westbound Church Street on April 10 at 6:23 p.m. when the vehicle struck and injured a pedestrian, Vienna police said.

The pedestrian had been walking across Church Street outside of the crosswalk when the vehicle struck her at a low rate of speed, police said.

Rescue personnel transported the pedestrian to an area hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

PROPERTY STOLE IN McLEAN HOME BURGLARY: A resident living in the

1200 Block of Ballantrae Farm Drive in McLean told Fairfax County police that sometime between April 11 and 16, an unknown person had entered his home and stolen property.

MAN CHARGED WITH PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS AFTER INCIDENT IN McLEAN:

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Fairfax County police on April 15 at 8:32 a.m. dispatched officers to the 7-Eleven at 6720 Old Dominion Drive in McLean after receiving a report about a drunk man in the store.

When officers arrived, they found the man leaning against one of the counters and very unstable on his feet. When the officers tried to speak with him, he became very upset, police said.

When officers attempted to arrest the man, he attempted to pull his arm away, lost his balance and hit his head on a creamer dispenser, causing a minor injury, police said.

Officers gained control of the man and placed him under arrest. Authorities have charged Vincent Garnett, 52, of no fixed address, with being drunk in public.

EX-EMPLOYEE BANNED FROM VIENNA STORE: An employee at Giant Food, 359

Maple Ave., E., told Vienna police on April 18 at 4:17 p.m. that a recently terminated employee had made threats regarding the store.

An officer spoke to the ex-employee and advised her that she had been banned from the store and would be charged with trespassing if she returned.

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