Week in Review: Salona Park, Thanksgiving, Potomac River Fatality

In case you weren't checking into McLean Patch every day (and if you didn't, you should start by signing up for our daily email newsletter), here is a round-up of what happened around the neighborhood this week.

Monday

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Tuesday

• "Salona Park 'Turf War' Continues" McLean residents can't agree how to use an undeveloped parcel off Dolley Madison Boulevard.
• "Small Business Spotlight: Chain Bridge Cellars" Do you need help with holiday wine shopping? Stop by this local shop.
• "McLean Chiropractor Talks Taxes In New York Times" Kristina Collins was interviewed for an article about raising taxes.

Wednesday

• "Cooper Middle School Students Pack Toiletries for Sandy Victims" Hurricane victims are still hurting. These McLean students wanted to help.
• "Fairfax Board Approves 20-Acre Tysons Development" Cityline Partners will bring 2.6 million square feet of new space to Westpark Drive.

Thursday

• "McLean Restaurant Inspections: Chef Geoff's Tysons and More" In this column, Patch publishes the latest round of McLean restaurant reports.
• "County to Look at Election Day Efficiency" Chairman Sharon Bulova proposed the commission, which will address long lines and wait times.
• "" What are you thankful for?

Friday

• "Black Friday Shoppers Share Their Stories" Three local women share thoughts on their shopping experience - in case you decided to skip the mall.
• "Woman Dies After Potomac River Rescue" Woman pronounced dead at Suburban Hospital in Montgomery County after she was recovered from the Potomac River near McLean.
• "SPEAK OUT: Should the City Sell Falls Church Water?" A deal was reached to sell the water company to Fairfax Water, pending a public vote in November 2013.

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