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July
- July 29 - "Fairfax County considers options for housing public safety headquarters" (Washington Post)
- July 23 - "Shortage of state road funding leaves upkeep undone in Fairfax" (Washington Post)
- July 22 - "Decal fees returning to Fairfax, but decals are not" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- July 22 - "State cuts put Fairfax road programs at risk" (Washington Examiner)
- July 21 - "County board raises road safety alarms" (Fairfax Times)
- July 21 - "Fairfax expands auditor Michael Longhi's power to inspect agency, Metro projects" (Washington Post)
- July 20 - "Fairfax: No money for traffic calming projects" (Washington Post blog)
- July 19 - "Fairfax to resident car owners: Pay up" (Washington Examiner blog)
- July 18 - "Fairfax schools undercut Montgomery on costs" (Washington Examiner)
- July 18 - "Thomas Jefferson cleans up National Merit scholarships" (Washington Examiner)
- July 18 - "Debate over N.Va. business corridors heats up" (Washington Post blog)
- July 15 - "County sees high office vacancy rates" (Herndon Connection)
- July 14 - "Transportation chief says rough road ahead for neighborhood streets" (Fairfax Times)
- July 14 - "Fairfax supervisors complain about deteriorating roads" (Washington Examiner)
- July 14 - "Fairfax County supervisors livid over lack of road maintenance" (WTOP Newsradio)
- July 12 - "Embattled housing nonprofit: 'We will continue'" (Washington Post blog)
- July 10 - "N.Va. nonprofit's plight puts low-income housing at risk" (Washington Post)
- July 4 - "Op-ed: A fair shake for Fairfax's other business corridor" (Washington Post)
- June 30 - "Fairfax County's population shifts to alter voting districts" (Fairfax Times)
- June 23 - "N.Va. was main source of growth for D.C. area in 2009, census figures show" (Washington Post)
- June 22 - "Federal immigrant tracking program spreads throughout Virginia" (Washington Examiner)
- June 16 - "Fairfax County increasingly alone in having no rules for snow-shoveling" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- June 15 - "Fairfax bus fares increase June 27" (Washington Post blog)
- June 8 - "Fairfax faces $2 billion transportation funding hole" (Washington Examiner)
- June 7 - "Fairfax police writing fewer tickets because of problematic computer system" (Washington Post)
- June 3 - "Volunteer firefighters raise alarm over future needs" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- June 3 - "Developer proceeds with day-labor center in Centreville despite wide opposition" (Washington Post)
- June 1 - "Fairfax County embraces green technology growth" (Fairfax Times)
- June 1 - "Money scarce for smaller-scale transportation projects" (Fairfax Times)
- June 1 - "Proposal for day-laborer site brings a national debate to Centreville" (Washington Post)
- May 27 - "Fairfax County Park Authority sees fiscal trouble on horizon" (Washington Post)
- May 26 - "Genetic research venture in Fairfax County loses funding and falls apart" (Washington Post)
- May 24 - "New Fairfax policies push the arts, maybe too far" (Washington Examiner)
- May 21 - "$2.2B Fairfax County school budget to cut jobs, add fees" (Washington Post)
- May 18 - "Fairfax parks could run out of money by 2014" (Washington Post)
- May 18 - "Governor sees Fairfax energy plant as example for future" (Fairfax Times)
- May 15 - "D.C.'s trash is now Fairfax facility's treasured commodity" (Washington Post)
- May 12 - "Fairfax to charge delinquents for collection agency costs" (Washington Examiner)
- May 12 - "Housing agency barred from Fairfax County projects because of fraud case" (Washington Post)
- May 7 - "Fairfax officials roll out tax options to pay for Tysons" (Washington Examiner)
- May 6 - "Fairfax economic group buys TV time in major cities" (Washington Examiner)
- May 6 - "Fairfax eyes more tolls to fund high-speed transit network" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 30 - "Fairfax judge dismisses Huntington flood lawsuit" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 29 - "Fairfax likely to use higher property tax rate, car fee to fund services" (Reston Connection)
- Apr. 29 - "N.Va. enforces immigration laws as Ariz. rages" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 29 - "Fairfax County police tap social networks to nab criminals" (Washington Post)
- Apr. 28 - "Fairfax supervisors call schools' budget decisions 'irresponsible'" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 27 - "Supervisors question school budget's priorities" (Fairfax Times)
- Apr. 27 - "Fairfax County puts jail inmates to work outside in modern chain gangs" (FOX5/WTTG-TV)
- Apr. 27 - "Northrop Grumman in talks with Arlington, Fairfax County for HQ" (Washington Business Journal)
- Apr. 27 - "Fairfax supervisors to vote on Telegraph Road expansion" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 27 - "Fairfax board approves annual budget" (Washington Post blog)
- Apr. 26 - "Fairfax set to stop funding group advising illegal immigrants" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 26 - "Fairfax chain gangs fill gaps for cash-strapped DOT" (Washington Post)
- Apr. 26 - "Proposed Fairfax Co. budget avoids massive cuts" (WTOP Newsradio)
- Apr. 25 - "Fairfax property owner challenges county tax for Dulles Metrorail project" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 23 - "Supreme Court grants appeal in Fairfax tax case" (Washington Business Journal)
- Apr. 22 - "Business leaders tapped for state job-creation panel" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- Apr. 21 - "Cut in sanity?" (Great Falls Connection)
- Apr. 21 - "Plan for Baileys Crossroads moves forward" (Washington Business Journal)
- Apr. 21 - "Supervisors headed for budget showdown over school programs" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 20 - "County prisoners may be most expensive in state" (Fairfax Times)
- Apr. 20 - "Ignite Institute may cut cord to Fairfax, move to new location" (Fairfax Times)
- Apr. 20 - "Supervisors to give back $11.7M in cuts" (Fairfax Times)
- Apr. 16 - "Fairfax homelessness down 11 percent" (Herndon Connection)
- Apr. 16 - "Citizens sound off on schools, parks and taxes" (Reston Connection)
- Apr. 16 - "Fairfax plans to devote millions to affordable housing" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 16 - "Fairfax budget has small tax hike, avoids major school cuts" (Washington Post)
- Apr. 14 - "Fairfax funds group distributing immigration-raid advice" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 13 - "Residents to supervisors: save services" (Fairfax Times)
- Apr. 13 - "5 Va. jurisdictions join federal program targeting violent illegal immigrants" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 12 - "Housing market looking up" (Reston Connection)
- Apr. 9 - "Sheriff happy with progress of collaborative effort" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- Apr. 9 - "Critics say Fairfax playing dirty with trash" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 9 - "Fairfax audit: Millions of dollars in repair work not approved" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 9 - "Fairfax won't fund Ignite biotech center" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 6 - "New fees on tap in Fairfax County" (Washington Examiner)
- Apr. 2 - "Finding a better way to do business" (Burke Connection)
- Apr. 2 - "Northrup Grumman narrows choices for its Washington area headquarters" (Washington Post)
- Apr. 1 - "Fairfax program puts homeless families in permanent housing" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 31 - "Northern Virginia driving local economy" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 30 - "County proposes cutting gang-prevention program" (Fairfax Times)
- Mar. 30 - "For Board of Supervisors, long-term plans offer challenge" (Fairfax Times)
- Mar. 29 - "Fairfax supervisors plan cuts of their own" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 29 - "Fairfax riders say they feel stranded by plan to cut lines" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 25 - "County population is up in latest census estimate" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- Mar. 25 - "An aging, more diverse community" (Reston Connection)
- Mar. 24 - "Fairfax to consider switching retirement plans to 401(k)" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 23 - "Fairfax looks to raise residential parking fines" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 21 - "Fairfax County to close air monitoring stations" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 19 - "Police to battle Fairfax supervisors over pay raises" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 18 - "Supervisors set ceiling for property tax rate, consider car tax" (McLean Connection)
- Mar. 17 - "Fairfax School Board shrinks budget request" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 17 - "Area housing nonprofit's director placed on leave over forgery allegations" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 16 - "Tax hike, cuts weighed by County Board of Supervisors" (Fairfax Times)
- Mar. 16 - "Fairfax accuses housing nonprofit's leader of fraud" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 14 - "Counties brace for brutal cuts to schools, police, parks" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 14 - "Fairfax likely to cut mentoring program for foster children" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 12 - "Pick of Bush administration official for Fairfax election board riles Democrats" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 10 - "County parks could face major cuts in services" (Great Falls Connection)
- Mar. 10 - "Fairfax supervisors battle over resurrected vehicle fee" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 9 - "County supervisors weigh real estate tax increase" (Fairfax Times)
- Mar. 9 - "Fairfax County to propose higher residential property taxes" (Washington Post)
- Mar. 3 - "County may cut emergency mental health services" (Fairfax Connection)
- Mar. 3 - "County sees bleak budget proposal" (Reston Connection)
- Mar. 3 - "Major cuts planned for Fairfax Connector bus" (Washington Examiner)
- Mar. 2 - "Fairfax County braces for state funding cuts" (Fairfax Times)
- Mar. 2 - "Smaller Fairfax government, budget is 'the new normal'" (Fairfax Times)
- Mar. 1 - "Virginia sewage bills set to climb" (Washington Examiner)
- Feb. 25 - "County executive releases budget proposal for next year" (Vienna Connection)
- Feb. 24 - "Fairfax proposes bringing back vehicle registration fee" (Washington Examiner)
- Feb. 24 - "Fairfax County budget proposes tax increase, cut in school funding" (Washington Post)
- Feb. 24 - "On the chopping block" (Washington Post)
- Feb. 23 - "County Executive's proposed 2011 budget offers up tax hikes, layoffs and cuts" (McLean Sun Gazette)
- Feb. 23 - "Fairfax holds publie hearings on budget proposal" (WTOP Newsradio)
- Feb. 19 - "Budget woes put Fairfax library services on the line" (Washington Post)
- Feb. 18 - "Citizens take active role in 2011 spending plans" (Fairfax Times)
- Feb. 18 - "Fairfax water, Falls Church may settle over turf war" (Fairfax Times)
- Feb. 18 - "VDOT responsible for plowing, from highways to residential streets" (Washington Post)
- Feb. 16 - "Rescue teams continue despite setbacks from storm" (Fairfax Times)
- Feb. 16 - "Fairfax examines taking over roads" (Washington Examiner)
- Feb. 15 - "Fairfax County seeks private sector to rent empty government space" (Washington Post)
- Feb. 12 - "Snowed in: Emergency personnel work around the clock to respond" (Reston Connection)
- Feb. 10 - "Fairfax supervisors approve purchase of affordable housing" (Washington Examiner)
- Feb. 7 - "Fairfax seeks legislative fix for affordable homes" (Washington Examiner)
- Feb. 2 - "Fairfax County libraries feel, try to avoid budget pain" (Fairfax Times)
- Feb. 2 - "Fairfax tightens parking rules in residential areas" (Washington Post)
- Jan. 28 - "Fairfax officials point to adoption of Tysons Corner plan" (Washington Examiner)
- Jan. 28 - "Fairfax park authority looks to Colvin Run Mill's future" (Washington Post)
- Jan. 27 - "Fairfax creates more jobs, has lower taxes than Montgomery" (Washington Examiner)
- Jan. 27 - "Fairfax, Falls Church to halt payment in water rate dispute" (Washington Post)
- Jan. 27 - "More fees proposed for Fairfax parks" (Washington Examiner)
- Jan. 27 - "Fairfax to push for new state transportation funding" (Washington Examiner)
- Jan. 27 - "Fairfax County supervisors approve affordable housing plan" (Washington Post)
- Jan. 27 - "Report shows how Montgomery, Fairfax measure up" (Washington Post)
- Jan. 19 - "Park Authority considers fee hikes" (Fairfax Times)
- Jan. 12 - "Fairfax freezes top executives' salaries for second year" (Washington Post)
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