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Scott McCaffrey

Scott McCaffrey

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Journalist, ARLnow.com

Arlington

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Legalized Sports Gambling , Casino Gambling

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Total articles 5461

  • Decline in corporate sponsorship causes challenges for Reston Pride organizers

    By Scott McCaffrey Verified| FFXnow Verified Despite a decline in corporate support, organizers of the 2025 Reston Pride Festival say they are moving forward with what is planned as the largest in the event’s history. Set to run May 31-June 1 at Lake Anne Plaza, the event’s all-volunteer organizing committee has begun a last-minute effort to attract sponsors, after a number of those that had participated in the past opted against doing so in 2025.

    By Scott McCaffrey Verified · FFXnow

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Decline in corporate sponsorship causes challenges for Reston Pride organizers

    By Scott McCaffrey Verified| FFXnow Verified Despite a decline in corporate support, organizers of the 2025 Reston Pride Festival say they are moving forward with what is planned as the largest in the event’s history. Set to run May 31-June 1 at Lake Anne Plaza, the event’s all-volunteer organizing committee has begun a last-minute effort to attract sponsors, after a number of those that had participated in the past opted against doing so in 2025.

    By Scott McCaffrey Verified · FFXnow

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Falls Church property owners might not get lower taxes after all

    By Scott McCaffrey Verified| ARLnow.com Verified The Falls Church City Council is keeping the door open to maintaining the same tax rate in the coming fiscal year. Council members unanimously voted on Monday night to advertise a maximum tax rate of $1.21 per $100 assessed valuation — unchanged from the current rate. This is greater than the proposed tax reduction to $1.185 per $100, which City Manager Mark Shields requested just a few weeks ago to fund his budget package.

    By Scott McCaffrey Verified · ARLnow.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

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ARLnow.com

ARLnow is the up-to-the-minute source for breaking news, local government news, weather, events and community happenings in Arlington and Falls Church, Virginia.

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