Five Years From Now
Metro won’t bring "overnight change" to Fairfax’s largest commercial district.
 ELECTED OFFICIALS, real estate developers and residents often talk about the transformational effect four new subway stations will have on Tysons Corner, the metropolitan region’s largest commercial district. The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors predicts the Metrorail access will help move Tysons from a primarily business-only area to a true urban downtown – where people want to live, work and entertain themselves. Read more... |
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Bringing Quentin Home
With help of Brain Injury Services, mother is able to raise son at home.
 AT 2-MONTHS old, Teresa Hammonds’ son Quentin suffered a traumatic brain injury that left him in intensive care. His outlook seemed bleak. According to Hammonds, one doctor said his injuries were so significant he would have let him die. But she soldiered on, despite being told her son was blind, paralyzed and would be in a vegetative state for the rest of his life. Read more... |
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