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On Tuesday, The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors authorized $33.6 million in public funds for an affordable housing project in .
The new development located at 1750 Old Meadow Road will include 453 units over the span of 2 buildings. According to an article by FFXnow, the average rent will be 60 percent of the area's median income.
“It’s an important and welcome addition in helping us make Tysons more affordable, helping us attract young employees and the workforce that we want to be able to live and work in Tysons and in Fairfax County,” said Providence Supervisor Dalia Palchik.
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Beginning Today, June 27th, Metrorail customer's traveling after 9:30pm during the week will benefit from a flat fare of $2 per one-way trip. For more information, visit the link in Metro Forward's bio.
📷: FFXnow
On Tuesday, June 7th, Mrs. Jo's Petite Eats celebrated its grand opening in . The new veteran owned, southern inspired eatery is located in PenFed's Tysons headquarters and is currently open for breakfast and lunch. In addition to desserts, the cafe also serves baked goods, sandwiches, and rice and salad bowls.
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https://bit.ly/3MPDLIy
📷 : Angela Woolsey| FFXnow
One scooter vendor continues to serve Fairfax County Government is hopeful ridership will increase as the weather warms up. 🛴 FFXnow reports:
The Relay shuttle in Merrifield will continue to operate through the year, thanks to additional funds secured by Fairfax County Government FFXnow reports:
http://ow.ly/Pf7T50IAGsJ
Would you ride an autonomous shuttle?
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