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Finding a Home for the Golden Years
Experts offer advice on choosing a retirement community.
When Jim Upp’s wife Jeannie died in 2006, the Fairfax senior citizen found himself surrounded by a lifetime of memories in the spacious home where the couple had raised three children. “We lived on a one-acre lot with plenty of trees all by ourselves,” said Upp. “I was alone, and there was a large house and an acre of land to take care of. It took me about five days to realize that wasn’t where it wanted to spend the rest of my life.”
Roundups for 1/22/14
The editor presents the roundups for the week of 1/22/14.
Roundups for 2/5/2014
The editor presents the roundups for the week of 2/5/2014.
Warner Visits Neighborhood Health in Alexandria
Roundtable focuses on community health services.
Clinic
Bunny Hop 5K for Bridges to Independence
Bunny hop
WETA Cameras Rolling in Three Mount Vernon Neighborhoods
Show highlights homes while the touring team guesses the selling price.
Real Estate Show
Woodlands Education Center Opens
Woodlands Education Center Opens
Joe Oddo Runs for House of Delegates
Joe Oddo Runs for House of Delegates
Business Notes
Business Notes
People, Nov. 12-18
People, Nov. 12-18
Chernesky Stepping Down as SYA President
Chernesky Stepping Down as SYA President
Tri-County Leaders Discuss Effects of Growth
Hanley supports tax referendum, Loudoun needs 1,200 teachers
Tri-County Leaders Discuss Effects of Growth
Teleworking Yields Time Benefits
Teleworking Yields Time Benefits
Loudoun Leads in Job Growth
Loudoun Leads in Job Growth
Emission Ambition
County sets goal to reduce carbon emissions by 10.4 metric tons over the next 40 years.
Arlington County has a new goal to slash carbon emissions. But the first-ever community energy plan unanimously adopted last month imposes no mandates or penalties if residents and business fail to clean up their act. And it doesn’t set any money aside for strategic investments.