January 2, 2009
• Auto Makers Need More Customers, Not Bankruptcy
December 26, 2008
• Kudos to All Who Donated Toys, Food
December 19, 2008
• How the Mechanics Saved Christmas
December 12, 2008
• Voicing Support for Stream Work
• Taking a Stand Against Project
• Herndon Tour Continues With Much Success
• Thanks to Towne Square Singers
December 5, 2008
• In Defense of High School Gymnastics
November 28, 2008
• Small School, Big Fundraising Spirit
November 21, 2008
• Snakeden Branch Worthy of the Next Generation
November 14, 2008
• Wolf Must Deal With Bailout Troubles
• Stream Project is Re-Design, Not Restoration
• Longing for the Woods
November 7, 2008
• Climate Change Not Liberal Issue
• Thanks for the Tip
• Tysons Planning Process Needs Transparency
October 31, 2008
• When in Doubt, Call 9-1-1
• Who Will be Defender of Freedom?
• McCain Insults Virginians
• Time to Pass the Torch
• Read, Think, Vote
• Keep Wolf in Congress
• Great Time at Children's Festival
• Observer Wrong, Biased About Hotel Project
• Leave Fantasy to Children & Vote for Obama
October 24, 2008
• Payroll Tax Should be Scrapped
• Election Brings Out Sign Vandals
• Obama Tax Plan Won't Help Economy
• Pleased With Gas Company's Response
October 17, 2008
• An Open Letter from Chamber of Commerce
• Obama's Plan Supports Middle Income Earners
October 10, 2008
• Look Beyond Color of Skin
• Town Loses in Hotel Vote
• Focus Angry Energy on 2010 Vote
• Partisan Tirade on Crisis is Ludicrous
• Mayor, Council Should Take Citizens Seriously
• Thumb Gives False Pulse
October 3, 2008
• Council Has Thumb on Pulse of Town
• Displeased with Rejection of Diamond Plan
• Vote Your Conscience
• Blight Returns to Herndon With No-Growth Council
• Disappointed in Political Silence on Global Warming
• Democrats Contributed to Credit Crisis
• Foundation Does Good Work
• Mr. Husch: Citizen Input Matters
• Shocked at Council's Vote
• Vote Obama for 'Green Dreams'
• Pleased with Outcome
• Husch, Council Ignored Citizen Input
September 26, 2008
• Shame on Opponents to Hotel Plan
• Time for Change in November
• Leaders Show Short-Sightedness
• Saddened by Council's Decision
• Labor Site Should Include Bus Service
• Council Followed Law
• Day Labor Plan is Failed Policy
September 19, 2008
• Laborers are Town's Problem to Solve
• Participation in Town Business is Good
September 12, 2008
• Editor's Comments Naive, Irresponsible
• Council Must Remember its Place
• Swan Should Have Remained
• Agree to Open Discussion, But Differ on Details
September 5, 2008
• Town Should Not Return to Failed Policies of the Past
August 29, 2008
• Immigration is Key to Long-Term Growth
• Demand Better Energy Solutions
• Herndon Has a Fine Police Force
• Coaches are the heroes of Reston
August 22, 2008
• Anti-Bike Policy Not Helpful for Town Residents
• Husch is Right
• Presidential Race is 'Twilight Zone'
• Singh Responds to Criticism
• County Reviews Reston Plan Process
August 15, 2008
• More Bad Press for Herndon
• Holiday Homes Tour Needs Support
• Town Needs Tougher Enforcement to Control Aliens
• Day Labor Problem is Evidence of Failed Policy
• Hotel Traffic Will Bring Downtown to a Stop
• Vote Was About Pride in Town
August 8, 2008
• Herndon Loses a Great Man
• Hotel will Jump Start Downtown Development
• Citizen Input Needed on Hotel
•Downtown Development Process Must be Strengthened
• Tenn. Shooting Strengthens Church Commitment
August 1, 2008
• Solutions to Day Laborers Lies in the Past
• Children Are Not the Enemy
• Officer is Good Influence on Young Citizens
•Be Careful What You Wish For
July 25, 2008
• Critic of Officer Has Questions to Answer
• Officer Brathwaite Deserves Applaud and Praise
• Narrow Streets Put Town at Risk
• Diamond Proposal Should be Approved
• When is Enough Enough With Trespassers?
• New Solution Same as Old
July 18, 2008
• CAPS Lawyer Has Unkind Attitude Toward Students
• Officer Bullies Skateboarding Children
• Prince William Approach Needed in Herndon
July 11, 2008
• Kicking a Pun Into its Grave
• U.S. Oil Prices Due to Bad Policy
July 4, 2008
• Virginia Senate Democrats Fail First Test
• Lake Anne: Reality and Alternatives
June 27, 2008
• Thanks to Town for ‘Music Under the Stars’
• Glad to See Connolly Go
• Thanks to HHS for Music Performance
• Thanks for Making Herndon Great
• Exceptional Customer Service
• Arts Project Begins With Community Support
• Hotel Plan is Good Proposal for Downtown
June 20, 2008
• Support Foreign Language Speakers, Businesses
• Requiring Spanish Skills Not Discrimination
June 13, 2008
• Arts Council Thanks Volunteers, Town for Festival
• Spanish Requirements Discriminate Against English Speakers
• Town Staff Performed Great After Storm
• Pleased With Town's Response to Storm
• Talk to Your Father Today
June 6, 2008
• Invitation to Review Hotel Plan
• Vote for Wolf June 10
• Pastor Has Lasting Effect on Baptist Church
May 30, 2008
• Lurching Through a Reston Lake Swim
• Shame on Debris Dumpers
May 23, 2008
• Plum's Commentary Missed Out on Total Cost
• Stories of Hatred Are Easy to Find
• Holding Out Hope for Gold's Gym
May 16, 2008
• Time to Find Common Ground
• Kirby Thanks Voters
• Waddell Thanks Supporters
• Looking Forward to Council's Work
• Winning is Everything
• Hip, Hip, Hooray!
May 9, 2008
• Mayor Thanks Candidates, Voters
• Reece Thanks Winners, Supporters
• Hutchinson Thanks Voters, Candidates
• Downer Thanks Voters
• $4 Gas? Oh, Well
• Tirrell Thanks Voters for Support
• Vickery Thanks Voters
• Singers Usher in Spring in Herndon
•Major Move Forward for Dulles Rail
May 2, 2008
• Wilson Has Family Heritage of Activism
• Downtown Herndon: Untapped Potential
• Null Creates Problem That Doesn't Exist
• Husch is a Threat to Downtown Development
• Candidates Avoid Day Labor Issue
• Applaud Town for Immigration Action
• Time for Change from 'Do-Nothing' Council
• Incumbents Spin Lower Tax Payments
• Husch is Good Leader for Town
• Hotel, TPI Development Good for Town
• Downtown Development is Town's Future
April 25, 2008
• A Plea for Clean Sidewalks
• Herndon Police are the Finest
• Time for Change in Herndon
• Town Smart for Joining 287(g)
• Incumbents Will Handle Develop. Best
• Still Waiting for National Immigration Plan
• Mayor Embodies Quiet Excellence
• Letter Attacking Wilson Was Scare Tactic
• Husch Not a Good Leader
April 18, 2008
• Council Has Improved Town Dramatically
• Reece Will Work for All Residents
• Cruelty Not the Answer
• Writer Could Learn from Past Officials
• Council Has Done a Lot
• Downtown Development Good for Town
• Current Council Has Done Well
• Tirrell Corrects History of Appointment
• Reston Interfaith Creates Problems with Laborers
• Reece to Cover Marine Corps Emblem on Campaign Signs
• Council Should Bring People Together
• Political Signs Gone Amok
• New Council Will Have Tough Act to Follow
• It's About Herndon
April 11, 2008
• Free Clinic Addresses Need for Health Care
• Council Deserves Voters' Support
• Random Act of Kindness Brings Cheer
• Time to Plan for New Downtown
• Need Non-Ideological Leaders
• What Would Jesus Do?
April 4, 2008
- Parents Behave Badly at Easter Egg Hunt
- Traffic is More than Just High School Problem
- Downtown Hotel Won't Benefit Community
- Critics Belittle Work of Council
- Council Has Earned Re-Election
- Park Friends Thankful for Volunteers
March 28, 2008
- Groups of Men Line Streets Again
- Former Officials Should Set Example
- Workers Congregate in Large Numbers
- Time to Move Past Illegal Aliens
- Taxpayer Ignorance is Costly to Town
- Council Actions Have Been Divisive
March 21, 2008
- John Bowman Will Ask Tough Questions
- Enforcement Works Over Appeasement for Laborers
- Supporting Downtown Development
- Tirrell Speaks to Divisiveness, Public Debate
- Writers Have Activist Histories
- Reject Republican Politics at Polls
- Finding Problems With Vice Mayor's Perspective on Budget
- Public Often Left Out of Council Deliberations
March 14, 2008
- Zicari Good Choice for RA Board
- County Board Irresponsible in Vote for Rail
- Wait to See Budget Before Criticizing
- Writer Challenges Husch to Be Civil
- Restoring Smart Town Financing
- Cyber Advisory List Selective
- Criticism Taints Public Servants
- Historical Campaign Signs Wanted
March 7, 2008
- School Boundary Process Needs Repair, Quickly
- Floyd Kidwell Remembered for Service
- Time to Focus on Future of Town
- School Board To Be Commended For Decision
- Vice Mayor Defends Web Site Service
- Questions for Candidates
- Council Supports Open Debate
- Mayor, Council Haven't Created Better Town
- Council Puts Town in Financial Risk
- Rust Responded to Inquiries