https://www.tysonsreporter.com/2019/01/09/seminary-to-double-in-size-with-move-to-tysons-office-building/#disqus_thread

"a local seminary could be moving into a new office across town this year"

Tyson's Corner is considered "a town"? I think the author is trying to make it seem all quaint and homey. It is a confluence of roads and a shitload of office buildings and retail.

all i see is concrete Wrote:
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> https://www.tysonsreporter.com/2019/01/09/seminary
> -to-double-in-size-with-move-to-tysons-office-buil
> ding/#disqus_thread
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> "a local seminary could be moving into a new
> office across town this year"
>
> Tyson's Corner is considered "a town"? I think the
> author is trying to make it seem all quaint and
> homey. It is a confluence of roads and a shitload
> of office buildings and retail.


Nicely put

Maybe because its a seminary, they need to be someplace where there are no children (boys)?

all i see is concrete Wrote:
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> Tyson's Corner is considered "a town"?

It's not Peach Grove anymore, and it's not Tyson's Corner either. It's officially just Tysons, and it's not a town or a city, but a Census-Designated Place, just like McLean or Oakton or Annandale.