Purcellville

Heather Elias on January 20th, 2012

Like Bear with me today, I’m going to take a detour from our regularly scheduled programming, because this struck a nerve. Yesterday afternoon, my husband and I received the following email from our daughters’ elementary school: In keeping with current practices designed to protect the health and safety of all children, elementary students in Loudoun [...]

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Heather Elias on January 19th, 2012

Like We’re almost to the spring market (anyone else noticed the confused forsythia bushes blooming around here?) so I thought we’d take a look at how far your money will stretch…with $500,000 to spend, how much house can you get in Loudoun County right now?   Inventory is slim pickin’s at the moment, with only [...]

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Like Here’s a wrapup of some news worth noting in LoCo lately…. Our brand new Board of Supervisors has (temporarily?) put the brakes on the western sheriff’s substation that was slated to begin construction in Round Hill in March.  Loudoun voters approved a bond referendum in 2005 to fund it; 10 years of contentious negotiations [...]

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Heather Elias on December 12th, 2011

LikeSaturday brought many holiday celebrations across Loudoun County, and we spent the afternoon in Purcellville, having a blast at the annual Christmas parade. No matter which town in Loudoun you live in, you can get that hometown feel at the holidays with parades and activities. Here’s some photos I took:     If you’d like [...]

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Heather Elias on November 1st, 2011

Like Remember that photo? From right when construction was begun at Cole Farm/Purcellville Gateway? Me too. It looks a little different out there now, with the barn gone, the house moved, and the silo just starting to be rebuilt. You can clearly see where the commercial and retail buildings are going in now. Walls are [...]

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