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Proposal for Moves Ahead xxxx xx INSIDE: FCPS rolls out its back-to-school options • See Page 5 NEW DULLES CAMPUS Give Your Child a Competitive Advantage On-Campus Classes 3 7 17 Five Days A Week VIENNA ADJUSTABLE McLEAN K4 -12th Grade BUSINESS BASE WILL BASEBALL OWNER AID USERS BROTHERS 703-759-5100 LAUDED OF TELESCOPE STAY BUSY www.FairfaxChristianSchool.com Sun Gazette GREAT FALLS McLEAN OAKTON TYSONS VIENNA VOLUME 41 NO. 39 JULY 2-8, 2020 Proposal for Synthetic Turf Moves Ahead County to Partner with Soccer Group in McLean BRIAN TROMPETER Spring Hill Elementary Sta Writer School and Spring Hill RECenter. Synthetic turf will Ofcials expect to be coming to Holla- complete the project’s day Field in McLean, scoping this year, nish following the Fairfax design work and obtain County Park Authority the necessary permits in (FCPA) Board’s June 24 the second quarter of approval of scoping for 2021 and complete con- the project. struction of the eld im- The $1.52 million provements by the third project, which will be quarter of that year. nanced jointly with Work will involve McLean Youth Soccer excavation and lling to (MYS), the eld’s pri- achieve design grades, Barbara Januszkiewicz, who recently nished teaching an online watercolor painting course for the McLean Project for the Arts, mary user, will convert installation of a storm- said working with students remotely has proved a success. the 240-by-390-foot water-drainage piping eld’s surface from nat- system, placement and ural turf to articial. laser grading of the base ‘Virtual’ Art Classes Oer Opportunities as MYS will enter into aggregate and installa- a contribution-and-use tion of synthetic turf on agreement with the Park the eld. Well as Challenges, MPA Instructor Notes Authority, Board of Su- Tasks also will in- BRIAN TROMPETER Barbara Januszkiewicz, who re- skip the drive to the classroom area pervisors and Fairfax clude striping the eld Sta Writer cently wrapped up her nal “Free- and avoid carting around heavy ref- County Department for sports use; construc- dom of Watercolor” class of the erence books and sample art. of Neighborhood and tion of a concrete perim- McLean Project for the Arts’ spring, said that apart from master- At the end of each three-hour Community Services. eter curb; installation of (MPA) put its classes online dur- ing a few technical functions with the class, which features the same lecture The 5.1-acre park is goals, a bleacher pad ing the public-health pandemic this set-up, instruction via the Web has material as classroom instruction, located at 1311 Spring spring, but the excitement of stu- been “a breeze.” students share their works and learn Hill Road, just south of Continued on Page 15 dents’ creating artworks together has She has enjoyed being able to not been diminished. dress more casually, drink coffee, Continued on Page 19 PROPOSAL FOR NEW PARK ON EASTERN EDGE OF MERRIFIELD ADVANCES........................................ 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