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Herndon puts 137-year-old house up for sale
- The town of Herndon wants a private owner to take the 137-year-old “yellow house” off its hands.
- The town of Herndon wants a private owner to take the 137-year-old “yellow house” off its hands.
Independent NYC mayor stumps for Va. Republican
- State Sen. Jeannemarie Devolites Davis furthered her efforts to paint herself as a moderate Republican running in a Democratic-trending district Thursday by trotting out party-hopping New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who endorsed her at a Herndon hotel.
- State Sen. Jeannemarie Devolites Davis furthered her efforts to paint herself as a moderate Republican running in a Democratic-trending district Thursday by trotting out party-hopping New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who endorsed her at a Herndon hotel.
Fairfax welcomes first technology firm from Spain
- Telecommunications company AT4 wireless has opened an office in Herndon — the first location for the firm in the United States.
Netherlands firm opens Herndon office
- Netherlands-based software company Bell ID will open its first U.S. office in Herndon.
Day laborers to march over closure of Herndon employment center
- Herndon day laborers plan to march today in protest of the closure of a taxpayer-funded center that has for two years served as their meeting point for employers. The Town Council last week voted to close the controversial site effective Friday, a move proponents said will end a government-sponsored employment hub for illegal immigrants. Critics, however, argue the site’s closure only sends workers back onto the street and undoes an effective solution to a public problem.
- Herndon day laborers plan to march today in protest of the closure of a taxpayer-funded center that has for two years served as their meeting point for employers. The Town Council last week voted to close the controversial site effective Friday, a move proponents said will end a government-sponsored employment hub for illegal immigrants. Critics, however, argue the site’s closure only sends workers back onto the street and undoes an effective solution to a public problem.
Volkswagen plans ’08 move to Dulles
- Northern Virginia's Dulles corridor, mainly known for its Internet firms and other high-tech businesses, will be home to a major automaker next year. Volkswagen of America Inc. announced Thursday it would relocate its headquarters to a 185,000-square-foot office park in Herndon just off the Dulles Toll Road by December 2008.
- Northern Virginia's Dulles corridor, mainly known for its Internet firms and other high-tech businesses, will be home to a major automaker next year. Volkswagen of America Inc. announced Thursday it would relocate its headquarters to a 185,000-square-foot office park in Herndon just off the Dulles Toll Road by December 2008.
Herndon will close day labor center to review bid
- Herndon officials plan to shut down a labor center that has for two years divided the small town and become a national focal point in the debate over illegal immigration. The decision throws into question the future of the Hispanic day workers who gather at the site to find employment.
Herndon Town Council decision leaves day labor ordinance in question
- The fate of a Herndon ordinance that forbids employers from seeking day laborers anywhere but a site on Sterling Road is in question after the town council moved to overhaul the controversial center.
Herndon day labor center to stay open
- The Herndon Town Council on Wednesday renewed a permit that will allow its controversial day labor center to stay open until a new operator who will check immigration status can be found.
Day laborer issue comes to a head in Herndon
- The way Greg Stone sees it, opposing Herndon’s day labor center isn’t about race. It’s not even about immigration.
Loudoun may open labor center if Herndon bans illegal immigrants
- Loudoun County may consider opening a day labor center if the neighboring town of Herndon bans illegal immigrants from using its controversial facility.
Herndon to decide fate of labor site this month
- The future of Herndon’s embattled day labor site will be decided this month as the Town Council mulls whether to dismantle the center or renew a permit that two years ago thrust the town into the middle of a national immigration debate.
Anti-illegal immigration groups are teaming up
- The leaders of Virginia anti-illegal immigration groups that successfully lobbied Prince William and Loudoun counties’ elected officials to consider policies that discourage illegal immigrants from residing there are assisting similar fledgling organizations in other Virginia locales and in Maryland.
