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Reston Town Center paid parking to be implemented starting January 3 However, parking validation is a n nEffects of luxury that not all businesses can controversial move afford, particularly if they are small, locally-owned stores rather on retail sales as yet than major chains. unknown Ray Pugsley, whose Potomac River Running store has an outlet at Reston Town Center, says that By Gregg MacDonald Potomac River Running will offer and Angela Woolsey validation, at least initially, but it THE FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES will take a toll on the store’s fi- nances. Reston Town Center has an- “I believe there are going nounced that Jan. 3, 2017 will be to be fewer people coming be- the formal activation date of its cause they don’t want the hassle paid parking initiative. of it,” he said. “The people who Beginning on January 3, do come, my bottom line’s going Reston Town Center guests and to be affected, because I have to patrons will be required to use cover the validation.” parking guidance systems to pay Pugsley says that he has al- for parking with only some par- ready heard from numerous cus- ticipating retailers and businesses tomers who are frustrated to the offering validations. Parking vali- point where they don’t plan to shop dation is allowed, but restaurants at his store or Reston Town Center and businesses are likely to permit once paid parking is put in place. it on an individual basis since they “It’s a shame because when will have to cover those costs on people don’t shop there, I think their own. most people think they’re trying Some establishments are to punish Reston Town Center, currently offering validation, in- but ultimately, they’re financially cluding Bow Tie Cinemas, CVS hurting the individual stores,” Pharmacy and Barcelona Wine Pugsley said, noting that it re- Bar. A full list is available on FILE PHOTO the Reston Town Center website. See PARKING PAGE A-4 Starting January 3 Reston Town Center patrons will need to pay to park. Catholic Diocese of Arlington welcomes new bishop missions--and 17,600 students Mass of Installation Homily: our religious freedom and lift up n n Bishop Michael F. attend 44 Catholic elementary and ¡¡ Called to bring the truth and the beautiful vocation of marriage Burbidge is the 4th high schools. joy of the Gospel into the and its sanctity, as Jesus taught; As the fourth Bishop of public arena and of course, as we reach out in Bishop of Arlington Arlington, Bishop Burbidge succeeds In his Installation homily, love to the poor and the needy and Bishop Paul S. Loverde, 76, who has Bishop Burbidge said, “[M] most vulnerable. BY Gregg MacDonald led the Diocese since 1999. ore than ever in these unsettling ¡¡ Rely on the strength that FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES More than 1,200 gathered at the times, we are called to imitate God supplies Cathedral of Saint Thomas More in the witness of Saint Thomas Bishop Burbidge continued, The Diocese of Arlington- Arlington to welcome him at a 2 More, the witness to our faith that “And when we refuse to -which is home to more than p.m. Mass of Installation, attended we proudly profess. As God’s compromise our faith, we know 600,000 Catholics living in 21 by Archbishop Christophe Pierre, servants first, we are called to there’s often a price to pay, counties and seven cities in central Papal Nuncio to the United States; bring the truth and the joy of the including the fact that we might be and northern Virginia--just got a Justin Cardinal Rigali; Donald Gospel into the public arena, with labeled unfairly or even outright new bishop. Cardinal Wuerl, Archbishop of conviction and, always, in love. rejected [...] But what Saint Paul On Dec. 6, Bishop Michael F. Washington; Theodore Cardinal We do so as we protect the unborn tells us today is, then, don’t rely Burbidge, 59, formally assumed PHOTO COURTESY DIOCESE OF ARLINGTON McCarrick; and Metropolitan and the sacredness of life at every on your own resources; rely on leadership of the Diocese of Archbishop William E. Lori, stage; as we uphold the dignity the strength that God supplies. So On Dec. 6, Bishop Michael F. Burbidge, 59, formally Arlington, where parishioners live Archbishop of Baltimore. of each and every human person assumed leadership of the Diocese of Arlington. out their faith at 69 parishes, five This was Bishop Burbidge’s without exception; as we protect See DIOCESE PAGE A-4 Board of Supervisors approves FCPD launches DWI police review panel Enforcement Squad n nNew civilian- personnel and resources specifi- led panel will n nDepartment cally toward tackling this issue. be responsible only third Virginia FCPD’s driving while intoxi- cated (DWI) enforcement squad for looking into jurisdiction to launched out of the department’s complaints participate in operations support bureau in An- nandale on Dec. 1. about internal program Paid and equipped through a investigations federal grant administered by the By Angela Woolsey Virginia Department of Motor Ve- hicles (DMV), the new unit will By Angela Woolsey FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES ANGELA WOOLSEY/FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES ANGELA WOOLSEY/ exclusively handle incidents and FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES From left, Deputy County Executive David Rohrer, inde- Drinking and driving is never cases involving people who operate The Fairfax County Police a good idea, but it might be espe- a motor vehicle while under the in- At its Dec. 6 meeting, the pendent counsel Julia Judkins, and Fairfax County Police Department’s new DWI cially ill-advised this holiday sea- fluence of alcohol and other drugs. Fairfax County Board of Supervi- Chief Edwin C. Roessler Jr. watch as the Fairfax County Enforcement Squad went out son, as the Fairfax County Police sors approved the establishment Board of Supervisors discusses instituting a police civilian See SQUAD PAGE A-4 on its first patrol on Dec. 1. Department (FCPD) has dedicated See POLICE PAGE A-4 review panel.

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by National Association of Insurance “Longer life spans, decisions Commissioners (NAIC) to marry later and the tight American households to- day are poles apart from those job market have forced many in recent years, as living ar- rangements continue shifting middle-aged adults to share to accommodate adult chil- dren, aging parents, and the their homes with family generation between them. This change, according to the Na- members across generations” tional Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), can John M. Huff, impact your insurance needs. president of the NAIC “Longer life spans, deci- sions to marry later and the tight job market have forced many middle-aged adults to share their homes with family tomotive insurance premium? hold. If you anticipate moving members across generations,” Will the adult child be respon- in an adult child or aging parent explains John M. Huff, presi- sible for the additional cost? in the future, keep these ques- dent of the NAIC. “When there • Will the adult child’s big- tions in mind as you prepare for is an increased headcount under ticket items (e.g., electronics) the change. your roof, there are likely new result in a higher homeowner’s insurance premium? Will the insurance implications.” Content is provided by: Huff and the NAIC point to adult child be responsible for an “empty nest reversal” trend, in the additional cost? which baby boomers (and some Moving in aging parents in Generation X) have become also requires consideration. Ac- responsible for housing an adult cording to the NAIC, questions Contact Javen House child and an aging parent - an to ask include: or Kim House for more arrangement that may require • Is the aging parent cov- information: changes to insurance coverage. ered by Medicare? Javen House In the case of adult children • Is the aging parent cur- [email protected] (“boomerang kids”), communi- rently on insurance premium 703-201-3388 payments (including those for cating expectations is essential, Kim House especially because housing an life insurance, if applicable)? Behind two 7-foot glass walls, the new 3.5-by-7 open shower sits on smooth, river rock • Is the aging parent in need [email protected] adult child can be costly. Some 703-201-8860 flooring visually linked to a freestanding pedestal tub. The small bench at one end is with- questions to consider, according of long-term care insurance? in easy reach of a hand-held shower nozzle. Overhead, the “waterfall” shower head offers to the NAIC: These questions, though at homesbyhouses.com assorted body sprays in varying pressures. •Will the adult child be times unsettling, can help you solely responsible for health in- as a homeowner in a multigen- surance? erational arrangement obtain • Will the adult child’s driv- insurance coverage that aligns HOMES stainless steel “waterfall” shower ing record result in a higher au- with the needs of your house- head features a range of body Continued from Page B-4 sprays with varied pressures. are hundreds of displays and sam- The shower’s inside wall is fin- ples; I could wander around on ished in soft Brennero Pearl porce- my own gathering ideas and tak- lain accented by a glass tile inseam; ing notes. There was no sales pres- cubbies designed to hold personal sure, but when I asked for ideas, I items are within easy reach. received immediate assistance and For a still more leisurely bathing very relevant suggestions.” experience, the acrylic tub tucked On this point, Nazemian notes into a three-window bay presents that there are more “decision a restful view of the tree tops. Ap- points” in a bathroom than any plause window shades can be easily other part of the house. Built-inside a bay window, adjusted to screen back light. “We’ve really concentrated on the original platform tub For personal use and privacy, developing an exceptionally expe- consumed over half of the the design team replaced the for- rienced interior design staff skilled available floor space. mer double sink with a pair of at helping homeowners discover floating vanities, each on a differ- quirements, we removed the plat- their personal style,” he adds. ent wall. form tub and introduced a subfloor “It’s our combination of more Constructed of espresso-col- that raised the floor about an inch. purchase options and a seasoned ored maple and featuring mission The shower is now lower than talent that gets each new project style cabinet facings and white before, and the sub floor bevels off to an inspired start.” quartz surfaces, the vanities pres- slightly toward a linear drain, so For the Ramans, the larger ent a clean, linear elegance in a there’s no need for a built-in lip question was: how successfully room that is now refreshingly sim- around the shower.” can a dated, production-house plified and spacious. “Of course, this kind of floor plan be transformed into a Better yet, the end result ful- change requires angles that are ab- free-flowing postmodern design fills the vision: solutely precise. Water is always while staying strictly within the “Everything we were prom- the judge of whether a shower de- bathroom’s existing footprint? ised was delivered,” Premila says. sign works well.” “We wanted to replace the old “That’s a good feeling.” Tucked behind two 7-foot shower with a much larger walk- For information call (703)641- glass walls, the new 3.5-by-7, in design that wouldn’t require a 9800 or MichaelNashKitchens.com open shower sits on smooth river built-in curb to keep the water in,” John Byrd has been writing rock flooring that connects it vi- the homeowner remembers. “We about home improvement for sually to a freestanding pedestal just weren’t sure if this was even 30 years. He can be reached at tub. There’s a small bench at one possible.” (703) 715-8006, www.Home- end, the hand-held shower nozzle Nazemian adds: FrontsNews.com or byrd- within easy reach. Overhead, the “To meet the new shower re- [email protected].

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The acrylic slipper tub tucked into the window bay offers a restful view of the tree tops. The Applause window shades can be adjusted to screen back light or heat.