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A Place to Stay -- Till Morning; Falls Church Buses Out Homeless Each Day
The Washington Post; 3/9/1996; Lan Nguyen; 1046 words
; Falls Church has opened its first shelter for the homeless ... homeless people increase crime and litter, Falls Church officials are requiring them to go elsewhere ... They're just like anybody else. I presume Falls Church is expecting the worst and that's why ...
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Falls Church honors past with eye to future.(Friday Home Guide)(Route 7 Corridor And Falls Church)
The Washington Times; 1/28/2000; Lerner, Michele; 930 words
; This year, when Falls Church celebrates its 300th anniversary ... identity with their fellow residents. Falls Church has a real village feel and a strong ... executive director for the City of Falls Church Economic Development Authority. This ...
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Falls Church
The Washington Post; 7/19/2001; 177 words
; James Brock, 18, Falls Church College: Claremont McKenna College Anya Byers, 18, Falls Church College: Stanford University Yoo Na Chung, 18, Falls Church College: Amherst College Lauren Currier ...
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Growing Pains in Falls Church; City Needs Business But Fears Bruising Quaint Image
The Washington Post; 9/23/1993; Peter Y. Hong; 1195 words
; ... afternoon heat and bleak backdrop, Falls Church Vice Mayor Phillip J. Thomas was ... Corners shopping area, the city of Falls Church is struggling to expand its commercial ... balance the city's operating budget. Falls Church has only two fiscal choices, city ...
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Growing Town's Sanctuary; The Falls Church Preserves Past, Looks to Future
The Washington Post; 2/11/1988; Lynda Richardson; 893 words
; It is Sunday at the Falls Church, and worshipers in the fellowship ... steady growth in membership, the Falls Church is searching for new ways to weave ... people are not familiar with the Falls Church, even though the city is named ...
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It's Easy To Fall for Falls Church; Schools in Falls Church A Big Draw for Residents
The Washington Post; 6/16/1990; D'Vera Cohn; 1123 words
; ... quite a surprise when she asked the Falls Church police department about enrolling ... that small-town touch, as well as Falls Church's location inside the Capital Beltway ... house two blocks away, still within Falls Church city limits. "I refuse to move ...
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300 Reasons to Celebrate in Falls Church
The Washington Post; 2/4/1999; Ju-Don Marshall Roberts; 972 words
; Across Falls Church, residents and city, business ... history. Three hundred years of Falls Church history, that is. The city ... and filling businesses and churches -- to usher in 1999. However ... celebrate its roots, which predate Falls Church's designation as ...
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Falls Church Aghast at Dubious Alcohol Statistics
The Washington Post; 1/3/1998; Sylvia Moreno; 509 words
; Falls Church -- the city that once drew President George ... hotly disputing calculations that show Falls Church with the highest per-capita consumption ... one gallon. But because the state says Falls Church has two state-owned liquor stores within ...
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Owners Resist Land Purchase for School; Falls Church Negotiating With Co-Op for Open Space in County
The Washington Post; 11/7/2002; William Branigin; 935 words
; A proposal by the City of Falls Church to buy several acres of privately ... of moderately priced townhouses. Falls Church officials last week formally presented ... occupy 19 acres just outside the Falls Church city limits. The association has ...
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FALLS CHURCH CITY COUNCIL: Falls Church Race Is A Tale of 2 Groups
The Washington Post; 4/30/1998; Marylou Tousignant; 2093 words
; ... remember, living in the city of Falls Church has meant three things: a highly ... time. Opponents, including the Falls Church Citizens Organization, said they ... themes as maintaining the quality of Falls Church's 1,500-student school system while ...
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