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Citizen Budget Advisory Report 2010
Deer Information and Management
Internet Hoax DatabaseEllison Subdivision
Preliminary Site PlanHonoring our Veterans
Saving Silos: Carl Sell Attempts to Preserve Past in His D.C. Suburb
(Click for details)UPDATE ON ROSE HILL HOMICIDE
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with the homicide of Rose Hill resident Wyatt Campbell, 18, on October 14 behind the Rose Hill Shopping Center and will be tried as an adult, a juvenile court judge has decided. An autopsy revealed that Campbell had been stabbed 15 times in the upper torso and upper extremities, according to the prosecutor. Campbell was taken to the Inova Healthplex in Springfield were he died. The death apparently was the result of an altercation triggered by a previous incident, according to a witness. The accused is being held on a $25,000 bond at the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center. For a more detailed account of the juvenile court hearing, read the online Rose Hill Patch. Additional information will be posted when a court date is announced.
Carl Sell, President, RHCA.
Fairfax County Public Schools is working hard to re-open as soon as possible. Its staff are focusing on clearing sidewalks, walking paths, and parking lots at all of their schools. Transportation staff are clearing school buses so that they can resume service. A major challenge to re-opening schools is outside of the school system’s control and they need the help of individual citizens and communities. Specifically, students need safe walking paths to get to school bus stops and to schools themselves. Students need a safe place at which to wait for buses without having to stand in roadways. Since many individual residents are physically unable to clear a sidewalk or bus stop in front of their homes, this request may require that neighbors help neighbors. The school system asks for everyone’s help in clearing walking paths and bus stops so that students can get to school safely.
Make a Plan for 2010
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New Lee District Parking Restrictions
CARL AND LINDA HAVE COPS SURROUNDED ON NATIONAL NIGHT OUTThe Police DID show up at Rose Hill's National Night Out Gathering Tuesday. Trouble was, everyone except the hosts had gone home! The police had 32 gatherings in the Franconia District to visit and were still making the rounds after dark. We told them about our resident's show of support by showing up in large numbers. They were pleased and apologized for not getting by earlier. Thanks to all of you who supported our show of support for our police and emergency responders. (Click here for more photos.)
