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Loudoun Co. Sheriff investigating vandalism at African American Burial Ground
The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is investigating vandalism at the African American Burial Ground in Ashburn Virginia. Loudoun Co. Sheriff investigating vandalism at African …. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is investigating vandalism at the African American Burial Ground in Ashburn Virginia. DC’s summer camp lottery is open now.
Police Investigating Fatal Collision That Occurred Early Wednesday Morning
Montgomery County Police are investigating a fatal collision that occurred at approximately 12:27 a.m. on Wednesday, March 22, 2023 in Darnestown. According to MCPD, “The preliminary investigation has revealed that the driver of a gray Toyota 4Runner was traveling west in the 14400 block of Turkey Foot Road. For reasons that are still under investigation, the Toyota left the roadway and struck multiple trees, causing the vehicle to overturn. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The Montgomery County Department of Police, Collision Reconstruction Unit is investigating this collision. A news release will be distributed once more information is available, including the name of the deceased following proper notification of next of kin.”
‘Very brave children’: Middle schoolers stop man from kidnapping classmate at bus stop
Students intervened Monday morning when a 31-year-old man tried to kidnap one of their classmates at a school bus stop outside of Washington, D.C., officials said. The post ‘Very brave children’: Middle schoolers stop man from kidnapping classmate at bus stop first appeared on Law & Crime.
Retail Roundup: New salon, new clothing store, new decorating center
Quick retail roundup of some new businesses at local shopping centers or other locations around the area:. The new Salon Lofts at the Village Leesburg has officially opened its doors. The 5,700 s.f. space is near the CMX movie theater and features individual suites that hair stylists and other beauty professionals can rent to set up their own mini-salons.
2 Virginia parents indicted after 11-month-old dies from fentanyl overdose, officials say
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WJLA) — Two Virginia parents were indicted Monday after their 11-month-old baby died from a fentanyl overdose in June 2022, officials said. Nineteen-year-old Juan Oliva-Ruiz and 23-year-old Shantica Tillery will each face up to 25 years in prison for the incident, according to the Fairfax Commonwealth Attorney's Office.
Sully District Police Station Update
Capt. Rachel Levy, commander of the Sully District Police Station, gave a station update during the March 8 meeting of the station’s Citizens Advisory Committee. She noted the current crime trends, while reassuring local residents that they’re in good hands. She said thefts of catalytic converters continue to...
One of the first office buildings built in Fair Lakes could flip into housing
One of Fair Lakes’ first office buildings — Parkway Woods — could flip into a residential development. TPC Hornbaker LC is seeking the county’s permission to redevelop the three-story office building and parking lot spread across nearly 4.4 acres into an apartment building. The development application,...
Carjacking Suspect Busted In Same Clothes Going To The Well One Too Many Times In Falls Church
The driver who hopped a curb and struck a pedestrian walking on a sidewalk before speeding away and committing multiple carjackings has been apprehended, according to officials in Falls Church.Police say that a man arrested on Sunday, March 19 is the same person who was wanted for a stolen vehicle,…
New farmer’s market debuting this weekend at Loudoun Station
Many Loudoun County residents are familiar with EatLoco — the organization behind two of the area’s most popular farmers markets. Now, they are getting ready to launch their third market at an up-and-coming retail and residential center in Ashburn. EatLoco will launch a new farmers market at Loudoun...
Long & Foster co-founder Wes Foster dies
P. Wesley “Wes” Foster, who co-founded real estate empire Long & Foster Real Estate, has died. He was 89. Long & Foster gave no cause of death. Foster and then-partner Henry Long started Long & Foster in 1968 as a small residential real estate brokerage. A coin toss decided whose name would go first in naming the company.
2 men arrested for shooting man to death in Silver Spring
SILVER SPRING, Md. — Police have arrested two men in connection to a deadly shooting earlier this month. According to the Montgomery County Department of Police (MCPD), officers were called to the 1700 block of Hampshire Green Lane just after 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March 7. When officers arrived,...
Virginia, Maryland among the best places to live in the US according to Niche
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Niche, a platform that reviews schools and neighborhoods has just released a ranking of the 2023 Best Places to Live in America. Niche creates the annual report by using data from sources like the U.S. Census, FBI, Bureau of Labor Statistics and CDC combined with millions of resident reviews. When creating […]
Suspects Apprehended For Murder Following Silver Spring Shooting: Montgomery County Police
Two men are in custody for their alleged roles in the murder of a 20-year-old Takoma Park man in Montgomery County earlier this month. Silver Spring resident Javier Reyes, 21, and Brian Gaitan-Sanchez, 20, of Bladensburg, were both arrested this week following an investigation into the fatal shooting of Walter Woods, authorities announced on Tuesday, March 21.
Demolishing History in Herndon?
Thank you for publishing your story, “Residents Oppose Demolishing 113-year old Buildings” in your March 8th issue. I would like to make a couple of clarifications. The house at 725 Elden Street is 135 years old, not 113 years old. It is the second oldest home in downtown Herndon. This house is considered a historic/contributing structure and has protected status. Before such a structure can be demolished the applicants are supposed to show that the house is not structurally sound, or cannot be relocated, modified or sold, which the applicants have not demonstrated. Although the house is a residential building, the applicant has only made little effort to sell it as a commercial property, at a very high price, without commissions offered to real estate agents.
Uncertainties in the Spring Air
I’m usually pretty optimistic at this time of year. It's Spring! Things are turning green outside and I’m thinking of the coming farmers market season. Insofar as those things go, we are on track as usual in 2023. But I’m also very much interested in the political environment and the current one is filled with uncertainty. We’ve had a mild shock to our system with the surprise retirement of a 43-year institution, Delegate Ken Plum. Suddenly, we’ve got a scramble among a variety of at least five mostly untested Democratic candidates for Delegate. Two have run once for office and lost; another has served on the County School Board. John Farrell, a member of the Reston Association Board of Directors, is a first-time candidate for political office. And, we’ve yet to hear from the Republican Party, which to my knowledge locally has not taken on the alt right character of the national Republicans.
Carjacker Leaves Trail of Destruction, Injury in Northern Virginia: Police
A carjacker left a trail of destruction and injuries that stretched across three Northern Virginia communities over two days. At least two pedestrians were struck, and two carjacking victims had to be taken to the hospital. It started Friday with a Jeep carjacked in Fairfax County that was driven to...
Prince William County’s crisis receiving center taking shape; Sen. Kaine pays a visit
This article was written by WTOP’s news partner InsideNoVa.com and republished with permission. Sign up for InsideNoVa.com’s free email subscription today. The former Gander Mountain store in Woodbridge didn’t look like much Monday morning, its shop floor empty, concrete flooring exposed and paint peeling in places. But...
Maryland residents to get another $500 cash payments monthly - are you eligible?
Some American residents will soon be getting some much needed financial assistance. Krystal Oriadha and other Prince George’s County Council members have introduced a new legislation. Under this legislation, a new guaranteed income pilot program will be formed and residents could get $500 in monthly payments. The Greater Washington Community Foundation, a non profit organization, will help to fund the program. It has already secured $2 million in funding. (source)
DISTEFANO ENTERS “NO CONTEST” PLEA IN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TRIAL
The man charged in connection with the death of a fellow IUP student pleaded “no contest” yesterday as his jury trial was scheduled to get underway. According to Indiana County District Attorney Robert Manzi, Brady DiStefano entered the “no contest” plea, and the single remaining charge of aggravated assault that was left from the appellate court was reduced to a charge of involuntary manslaughter. DiStefano was charged with fighting with Caleb Zweig of Rockville, Maryland, a fellow IUP student and fraternity brother with DiStefano, on February 3rd of 2017, and died a few hours later at Indiana Regional Medical Center.
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