Week in Review

Last week is history but in case you missed something along the way, let us get you caught up on the news.

City of Falls Church police are who broke into a home while the residents were asleep inside. No one was injured, but the bandits made away with a laptop computer and stole credit card information from the device and made duplicate cards to make purchases.

Former chair of the Falls Church City Public Schools board Joan Wodiska made her first presentation as president of the Friday in Williamsburg. Wodiska’s President’s Platform that included her new initiative, “Food for Thought,” which is designed to fight childhood hunger, has two main goals: Reduce childhood hunger and provide all students with healthier, more nutritious school meals. 

With the NBA still locked out, high school basketball teams are making the headlines. Last week, we took a peak at what the boys and girl’s basketball teams at and are doing to get ready for their respective seasons.

With Thanksgiving here, is making shopping for locally grown and raised products easy. With the Falls Church Farmer’s Market only open on Saturdays, The Local Market, which features several vendors from the farmer’s market, is open daily.