Broadlands News

George Mason University's Loudoun campus is one step closer to becoming a reality now that 37 acres of land in Broadlands have been donated to the college by developer Van Metre.

Loudoun County Supervisor Stevens Miller will host a series of community meetings this month to discuss the FY2011 budget.

Ashburn residents showed up in droves Dec. 3 to support a plan to pull Lansdowne students out of overcrowded Stone Bridge High School and send them to Tuscarora, which will open in Leesburg next year.

Top Source: Loudoun Times-Mirror WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 2009 UPDATED FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 2009 Here is a sampling of the many events planned in Loudoun's other towns and communities.

Broadlands, VA, November 09, 2009 -- CEO Hulya Aksu was crowned as the Entrepreneur of the Year by the Chamber in 2008, and this yeara s award hi-lited the success of the I Am Modern platform that exists in print, online and in person.

Virginia Health Commissioner Dr. Karen Remley on Sept. 18 approved plans to move the Broadlands Regional Medical Center to the intersection of U.S. 50 and Gum Spring Road in the Dulles District of the county.

Last February, when the Board of Supervisors turned down his company's plans to build a hospital in Broadlands, HCA Vice President Mark Foust said moving the project to U.S. 50 was not even a remote possibility.

Last February, when the Board of Supervisors turned down his company's plans to build a hospital in Broadlands, HCA Vice President Mark Foust said moving the project to U.S. 50 was not even a remote possibility.

Yesterday, August 19, 2009, HCA announced it is proposing to build a hospital on their Route 50 property! More information available at most local news sources, including WTOP News .

A half hour before midnight on Friday, May 22, Loudoun County Sheriffa TMs Deputy Eric Cote pulled over a white Cadillac Escalade luxury SUV on Loudoun County Parkway because one of its headlights was out.

Capt. Thom Shaw a member of the Field Operations Division of the Loudoun County Sheriff's office, was involved in an online chat today to discuss the MS Bike ride tickets and to answer questions about safety and rules of the road when bicyclists, motorists and pedestrians meet.