The Wakefield Warriors continued a solid boys soccer season with a recent 2-1 victory over the Yorktown Patriots in an all-Arlington clash That victory, coupled with 4-1 win over Marshall in another recent match then a 2-1 loss to the Washington-Liberty Generals in another all-Arlington match Against Yorktown,there was no score at halftime Wakefield began controlling the game and creating scoring chances Goals eventually were scored by Lohamba Okoko and Erik Vasquez Ayala Wakefield also defeated the Herndon Hornets 2-1 in another Liberty District contest Brady Keefe scored the Warriors’ first goal then Masis Davitian added the game-winner in the final two minutes off a pass that split the defense from Graysen Colglazier Wakefield’s defense and goalkeeper Andrew Jackson secured the win the rest of the way Our only two losses were against highly-ranked teams McLean and Alexandria City,” Wakefield coach Eddie Carrasquillo told ARLnow Vasquez Ayala scored two goals and Emmanuel Ashley and Jerry Felix Lopez had one each Vajk Dawson and Bruce Gonzales Cordova had assists Another recent Wakefield victory was 1-0 over Chantilly in overtime A recent tie for Wakefield was 2-2 against South County Gonzales Cordova had a goal and an assist for the Warriors Wakefield began the season with a 4-0 win over Edison Diab Al-Kraydi and James Paris scored goals in that contest Gonzales Cordova and Colglazier are top goal-scorers for Wakefield Trump 2.0—The First 100 Days explores the early economic and commercial real estate implications of President Trump’s 2025 policy agenda Building on our analyses of the First 100 Days from the last two administrations this series of reports examines critical developments in trade policy we’ve created focused analyses for the U.S highlighting the economic and property sector outlook in each area Each report dives into relevant regional trends across sectors offering invaluable insights for occupiers and investors navigating today’s landscape Our analysis presents the most probable and possible scenarios based on current data Both potential opportunities and challenges may arise as these policies take shape over time Cushman & Wakefield: Behind the Numbers 5 Critical Questions for Asia Pacific Tariffs and the Impact on Asia Pacific European 10 critical questions for 2025 ​​10 Critical Questions for 2025 (7News) — A Fredericksburg man was arrested after a shot was fired during a confrontation at Wakefield High School grounds on the evening of April 26 according to officials from the Arlington County Police Department Police were dispatched to the 1300 block of S SEE ALSO | Student, 17, arrested after loaded ghost gun was found at a Charles County high school A man had attempted to enter the school's sports field when Mark Hutcherson during which Hutcherson reportedly threatened him Hutcherson then retrieved a firearm from his vehicle and fired a single shot into the air before fleeing the scene Responding officers quickly located the suspect near S The investigation revealed Hucherson's gun and evidence of a shot being fired Hutcherson was arrested and charged with reckless handling of a firearm and possession of a weapon on school property Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application passed away peacefully Wednesday February 26 Utah to Lewis Edgar and Ada Wangsgard Wakefield and was the fifth of six children He trained to repair electronics and helicopter communication radios he went back to Weber State to complete more electronics training he was hired by Hill Air Force Base as an electronics technician He made his home in Huntsville to take care of the family property Theron is survived by his two sisters; Lou Ann and Colleen two special nephews and their spouses; ,Wendy and Dan He enjoyed spending time with his great nieces and nephews; Kate Theron was preceded in death by his parents and brothers; Thayle and Lance Special thanks to the staff and wonderful people at the George E Wahlen Ogden Veterans’ Home for the care they gave to Theron We really appreciate Wendy (niece) for her diligent work with his medical care and his well-being Graveside services will be held Saturday March 22 at Lindquist’s Memorial Park at Layton Family and friends may visit Saturday from 1:00 to 1:50 p.m ORDER VIDEOS Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Remove all graphics and images from the website so that only the text and links are visible Reverts to original layout including graphics and images The Fairfax County Park Authority will soon begin renovating the tennis and pickleball court areas at Wakefield Park (8100 Braddock Road Annandale) to enhance playing conditions and increase dedicated courts for pickleball The project will be completed in two phases Phase 1 will include converting Tennis Court 11 into four dedicated pickleball courts restoring Courts 9 and 10 to tennis-only use The basketball courts will also undergo repairs Phase 1 is anticipated to be completed by mid-July 2025 replacing half of the walled practice court with two additional dedicated pickleball courts while preserving the tennis practice wall and courts closest to Courts 9 and 10 This phase will require additional site work including modifying an existing trail and relocating picnic tables Phase 2 is expected to be completed by fall 2025 pending necessary permits and weather conditions Wakefield Park will feature 10 dedicated tennis courts and eight dedicated pickleball courts reducing competition for dual-use courts and better accommodating the county’s growing demand for racket sports The final design was informed by public feedback from the July 9 The $300,000 project is funded through the FY 2024 Third Quarter Budget Consideration Item sponsored by Chairman Jeff McKay and Braddock District Supervisor James Walkinshaw FCPA remains committed to expanding accessible playing surfaces for racket sports. With this project, Fairfax County will offer 90 pickleball courts and 193 tennis courts across its parks. For more details, visit the Wakefield Tennis and Pickleball Redevelopment Project page on PublicInput or contact the Public Information Office at Parkmail@fairfaxcounty.gov 703-324-7329 Website Accessibility Translate Download Mobile App ADA Accessibility FOIA Requests Website Administrator Fairfax County Public Schools Economic Development Authority Visit Fairfax Council of Governments Commonwealth of Virginia USA.gov Tonight's meeting location will be at the APS Syphax Building Arlington County is joining other regional municipalities to host a joint Resource Fair for federal workers and contractors “Arlington County is proud to support its residents who are undoubtedly being impacted by the onslaught of federal layoffs” said Chair Takis Karantonis “We appreciate the leadership of Congressman Beyer in this effort We ask that the community assist us in amplifying this message so that we can reach all our neighbors in need of support in these difficult times.”   This event is offered at no cost to attendees and a free shuttle will be circulating throughout the duration of the event between Ballston Metro (next to the Ballston-MU South Elevator at N Stuart St.) and Wakefield High School.   This fair will provide federal workers with access to essential resources and services Housing and food aid information;   Information on federal workers rights.   Arlington County’s Department of Human Services and Department of Human Resources will be in attendance ready to assist any impacted residents.   For those that cannot attend the resource fair but would like to access the types of resources and support that will be present at the event, please visit the County’s Assistance for Federal Employees and Contractors webpage.   Main AddressEllen M. Bozman Government Center2100 Clarendon Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201 View Map View other County government locations Questions? Need help? Contact the County and learn who to call Sign up for Inside Arlington to get updates and information on projects                      A light morning rain reduced the number of entries in the third Wakefield High School Car Show but some 25 classics were still on site in the school’s parking lot for the Saturday (April 26) event A number of the entries were graduates of Wakefield with a number of current students on hand observing the various cars and trucks “It’s always fun to see former Wakefield students and their friends come back for this show,” event organizer Bob Strauss told ARLnow The show served as a fundraiser for Wakefield’s senior class with upwards of more than $1,300 collected The past two shows had many more cars on site Owners of classic cars do not like to drive their vehicles in rainy or wet weather “The number [of entries] was fairly impressive for a rainy day,” said co-organizer Debbie Strauss Multiple food trucks were on hand for the show Trophies were awarded in various categories for the old and new vehicles entered The best in show went to the Arlington Career Center and its electric car and we look forward to doing it again in the fall,” Debbie Strauss said The fourth Wakefield Car Show will likely be held in October in the Wakefield parking lot like the first three “We are looking forward to that,” Debbie Strauss said 100 basis point year-over-year improvement in Net income margin and Adjusted EBITDA margin CHICAGO - Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) today reported financial results for the first quarter ended March 31 (1) “Organic” revenue excludes the impact of the sale of a non-core Services business in August 2024 which reduced Services revenue by $26.2 million Get in touch with one of our professionals By embracing unique viewpoints and fresh ideas we’re setting the standard in exceptional problem-solving advisory and execution across the built environment Our commitment to fostering a workplace where everyone can excel leads to 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Wakefield is pleased to announce a senior promotion and three new leadership appointments within its Project & Development Services (PDS) business across Singapore and Southeast Asia This strategic move demonstrates the company’s commitment to strengthening its leadership team and expanding its platform across the region to better serve its growing client base where she managed high-profile projects such as corporate office spaces of up to two million square feet and high-end residential and hospitality projects valued up to S$650 million Gina is a certified Green Star and LEED professional and member of The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Her deep knowledge of sustainable design and construction practices is a valuable asset to the Singapore business as the firm continues to drive green construction initiatives Cedric was Head of Projects at CBRE Philippines where he successfully led the growth of the business and established a strong portfolio in office fit-outs and asset enhancement projects he served as Design and Project Manager at Portuguese Realty Inc. where he oversaw the development and delivery of Citi Plaza the landmark building that now serves as the regional headquarters of Citibank N.A Gunfire prompted a large police response to Wakefield High School over the weekend Saturday for a report of a man who fired a shot into the air on school grounds was reported to be driving off in a silver BMW with Virginia tags but was stopped and detained along S “Responding officers located and detained the suspect,” Arlington County police said via social media around 7:30 p.m “A firearm has been recovered and no injuries were reported Police remain in the area investigating the incident.” In a crime report item Monday police said the gunfire stemmed from a dispute involving access to a sports field police were dispatched to Wakefield High School for the report of a person with a gun it was determined the male victim attempted to gain access to a sports field when the male suspect allegedly confronted him and a verbal dispute ensued The suspect then made threatening statements retrieved a firearm from his vehicle and fired one shot into the air before fleeing the scene in his vehicle Responding officers located the suspect in the area of S Dinwiddie Street and took him into custody without incident evidence of a shot being fired and a firearm were recovered was arrested and charged with Reckless Handling of a Firearm Discharging a Firearm Near a School and Possession of a Weapon on School Property CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) a leading global real estate services firm has been named to the 2025 Global Outsourcing 100® list in the Leader category for large established global firms by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals® (IAOP®) This marks the 14th consecutive year that Cushman & Wakefield has earned this prestigious recognition highlighting the firm’s unwavering commitment to excellence as one of the world’s best outsourcing service providers "We are honored to earn a spot on IAOP's Global Outsourcing 100® list once again," said Aubrey Waddell Cushman & Wakefield’s Chief Executive "By leveraging the power of our global platform expertise and insights to deliver comprehensive real estate solutions that create a lasting impact for our clients This award celebrates that and fuels us to keep innovating and enhancing our approach to service delivery each year.” is a prestigious annual listing recognizing the top outsourcing service providers around the world Judging is based on a rigorous scoring methodology that includes an independent review by an independent panel of IAOP customer members with extensive experience in selecting outsourcing service providers and advisors for their organizations “In an era defined by extraordinary technological advancements and digital transformation the 2025 Global Outsourcing 100® highlights the outstanding achievements of service providers and advisors who continue to lead and innovate This year's honorees have not only risen to the challenges of a rapidly evolving landscape but have set new benchmarks for excellence in the industry,” said Debi Hamill “We warmly congratulate Cushman & Wakefield on earning a well-deserved place among the world's elite.” In June the Fairfax County Park Authority unveiled a proposal to reconfigure the tennis and pickleball court area to enhance the dedicated courts for both sports and opened a public comment period to receive community input more than 150 comments were received with general support favoring the realignment of the court configuration and included several consideration items for the Park Authority to evaluate Park Authority staff have worked creatively and within the available project budget and geographic footprint of the site to revise the court realignment in response to public input received The project design includes converting tennis court 11 returning the two dual-use courts (courts 9 and 10) to tennis only A second phase of the project will replace one-half of a walled practice court with two additional dedicated pickleball courts The new design includes increased court margins and a north-south orientation for all pickleball courts Wakefield Park will have 10 dedicated tennis courts and eight dedicated pickleball courts The revised layout will increase the net amount of pickleball courts and alleviate competition over the use of dual-use courts for either tennis or pickleball The Park Authority anticipates work to begin on Phase I of the project in spring 2025 The start date of Phase II will be dependent upon the permitting process but once work begins it is expected that Phase II will take approximately three months to complete All times are subject to change based on project approvals permitting and weather conditions during the project window with funding provided by the Board of Supervisors in a joint FY 2024 Third Quarter Budget Consideration Item from Chairman Jeff McKay and Braddock District Supervisor James Walkinshaw Supervisor Walkinshaw commended the Park Authority for their diligent work to redesign this proposal in response to community input “Wakefield Park presents a great opportunity to help meet the growing demand for dedicated pickleball courts The Park Authority went above and beyond in thinking creatively to develop a solution to address the community’s needs and concerns I am proud to have been able to work with the Chairman and Park Authority on this project It represents a win-win for both the pickleball and tennis communities.” The Fairfax County Park Authority remains committed to providing accessible playing surfaces to support the popularity of racket sports countywide. With this project, the Park Authority will have a total of 90 pickleball courts and 193 tennis courts at parks throughout the county. To locate athletic courts and other park amenities near you, please visit the Park Amenity Locator website Additional details will be provided as the construction plan for the project is defined. For more information, please contact the Public Information Office at Parkmail@fairfaxcounty.gov