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Springfield Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 163 Springfield homes sold between $820,178-$127,500.
Springfield Home Sales: September, 2016
Reston Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 88 Reston homes sold between $1,200,000-$169,834.
Reston Home Sales: September, 2016
Mount Vernon Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 120 homes sold between $1,525,000-$80,000 in the Mount Vernon area.
Mount Vernon Home Sales: September, 2016
Oak Hill and Herndon Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 86 homes sold between $1,399,000-$176,000 in the Oak Hill and Herndon area.
Oak Hill and Herndon Home Sales: September, 2016
Fairfax Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 95 Fairfax homes sold between $1,245,000-$156,000.
Fairfax Home Sales: September, 2016
Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 68 homes sold between $2,350,000-$130,000 in the Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton area.
Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton Home Sales: September, 2016
Centreville Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 93 Centreville homes sold between $975,000-$212,000.
Centreville Home Sales: September, 2016
Burke Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 58 Burke homes sold between $1,025,000-$269,909.
Burke Home Sales: September, 2016
Arlington Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 220 Arlington homes sold between $2,375,000-$104,500.
Arlington Home Sales: September, 2016
Alexandria Home Sales: September, 2016
In September, 2016, 196 Alexandria homes sold between $4,685,000-$102,990.
Alexandria Home Sales: September, 2016
Alexandria: National Award for Police Officer
After tragedy, Evans works to transform his community.
Alexandria Police Officer Bennie Evans was one of 12 police officers from across the country to receive the Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Services in Community Policing. Evans, a regular at any event where the community interacts with the city or police, was noted for his voluntary participation in police and local non-profit projects and for his successful de-escalation of numerous calls about violence and attempted suicide.
Alexandria: Bragg To Highlight Redskins Night
Sportsman’s Club to honor Athletes of the Month Oct. 18.
Former Washington Redskins punter Mike Bragg will be the featured speaker at the Alexandria Sportsman’s Club annual Redskins Night Oct. 18 at the Old Dominion Boat Club.
Potomac Column: Responding to Excessive Aircraft Noise
Commentary
Montgomery County Council Vice President Roger Berliner, who chairs the council’s Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee, made the following statement regarding the recent increase in significant aircraft noise from planes departing from and arriving to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport that is impacting residents of the county.
Arlington: Where Learning and Camaraderie Doesn’t End
Inside Langston-Brown Senior Center.
The Langston-Brown Senior Center at 2121 N. Culpepper St., one of six senior centers in Arlington, offers field trips, classes focusing on health, consumer education, cooking and languages as well as dancing lessons, sports and yoga. Most classes are free with a Senior 55+ pass at a cost of $20.
The Reston Chorale Kicks Off Its 50th Season
The Reston Chorale kicks off its 50th Season on Oct. 15 with Memories: Through the Years—a pops concert featuring a bit of Broadway, a touch of jazz and some good ol’ rock ‘n roll.
Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax-Burke helps seniors age in place with free rides program
It was the first time Fairfax residents Marilyn Hanick and her husband Robert ever asked for any help. She can drive herself to doctor’s appointments at her Fair Oaks area hospital, but for the couple to get Robert to Tysons Corner for appointments for eye injections, his back and hearing problems make it much more difficult.
Senior Living: Regaining Mobility
Local orthopedic surgeons offer keys for successful joint replacement surgery.
Tired of the limited mobility and pain that have thwarted her love of foreign travel and fall hiking, Lynda S. Johnson, 72, scheduled a knee replacement surgery for later this month. She chose a doctor, found a pet sitter to watch her Cairn terrier, and enlisted her sister to live with her while she recovers. “I had been debating for months about whether to have it,” she said. “I was in so much pain, though, that I don’t really think I have anything to lose.”
Fairfax Fall Festival is Saturday, Oct. 8
Promises entertainment and fun for all ages.
The City of Fairfax is the place to be this Saturday, Oct. 8, for the 40th annual Fairfax Fall Festival. (Rain date, Oct. 9). Admission is free and the live music will continue after dark. Vendors will be there from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., the carnival runs until 8 p.m. and musicians will jam in Old Town Square until 8:30 p.m.
Lorton: Playing it Forward
Clifton resident recognized at American Kidney Fund event.
Since Clifton resident Marcus Garcia planned the first American Kidney Classic youth lacrosse tournament a year ago, he lost his older brother Matthew Moody.
Alexandria: Historic Christ Church Welcomes New Rector
From Atlanta to Alexandria.
Alexandria welcomed the Rev. Noelle York-Simmons, the 28th rector of the 243-year-old Christ Church, in September. She’s the first female rector, and among the youngest at 40 or under, in the church’s history of attending to the spiritual needs of U.S. presidents to the very poor and everyone in between.