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‘Universal Masking’ Required By Fairfax County To Start School Year

August 2, 2021August 2, 2021Maryam

Fairfax County schools will require “universal masking” as students return to in-person learning next month. The school system says masks must be worn at all times by both staff and students indoors and on school buses, but are not required when eating or when outside during recess, PE, or other activities. Continue reading

Workhouse Arts Center Presents Community Market

August 6, 2020August 6, 2020Maryam

The Workhouse Arts Center is offering its unique venue for the Community Market in partnership with the South Fairfax Chamber of Commerce. Surrounded by historic buildings, the venue will allow businesses and organizations to market and sell goods and services. The outdoor environment will provide greater exposure for brick and mortar businesses during Phase I and Phase II of re-opening the local economy. Continue reading

Herndon Village Network Helps Seniors During Pandemic

July 30, 2020July 30, 2020Maryam

Herndon Village Network (HVN) is continuing to provide its essential transportation services to Herndon senior citizens during the ongoing pandemic. The volunteers at HVN offer rides for “must-do” errands like routine doctor appointments and grocery shopping. They also offer to pick up and deliver ordered groceries and other necessary items, like prescriptions. Continue reading

George Mason Lacrosse Player Sews Protective Masks

April 27, 2020April 27, 2020Maryam

George Mason University women’s lacrosse player Morgan Rynn has never been one to stay on the sideline whether on or off-field. Rynn has gone from midfielder to seamstress with the season canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Rynn and her mother, Donna, have made over 100 protective masks for medical workers and others in the community. Continue reading

Herndon Sends Message To Fight Coronavirus Through Signboard

April 9, 2020April 9, 2020Maryam

The Town of Herndon has a population of 24,545. Councilmember Cesar del Aguila and Town Manager Bill Ashton are trying to urge people to fight COVID-19. Fairfax County Emergency Information and Governor Northam have been recommending: Wash Up, Socially Distance and Mask Up. Come on folks, get with it. They are planning to make a signboard and post it in front of the Old Town Hall on the main thoroughfare through the town, Elden Street, Herndon. Continue reading