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Mitt Romney to hit Reston Feb. 10; Overnight Metro power outage leaves riders stranded on platforms, stuck in train cars; Ashburn students allegedly caught with pot brownies at Farmwell Station Middle School; Virginia to close training centers for the developmentally disabled; State Senate committee approves bill requiring women to have pre-abortion ultrasounds; and Long live the ‘King’s Dominion Law’

Friday, January 27, 2012

Mitt Romney to hit Reston Feb. 10

Loudoun Times-Mirror

Overnight Metro power outage leaves riders stranded on platforms, stuck in train cars

Washington Post

Ashburn students allegedly caught with pot brownies at Farmwell Station Middle School

Virginia to close training centers for the developmentally disabled

State Senate committee approves bill requiring women to have pre-abortion ultrasounds

Long live the ‘King’s Dominion Law’

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)

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