Posts Tagged ‘Arlington County’

Potomac High gun threat brings in extra security; Father, daughter dead in apparent Annandale murder-suicide; Virginia Tech bans all weapons from campus; NASA launches suborbital research rockets from Virginia; Polls open for Arlington County board seat; and Police look for Lorton flasher in cowboy boots

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, March 27th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, March 27, 2012 

Potomac High gun threat brings in extra security 

Washington Examiner

Father, daughter dead in apparent Annandale murder-suicide

Washington Examiner

Virginia Tech bans all weapons from campus

WTOP 

NASA launches suborbital research rockets from Virginia 

FOX DC

Polls open for Arlington County board seat

NBC WASHINGTON

Police look for Lorton flasher in cowboy boots 

InsideNova

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy Shutterstock/Olivier Le Queinec)



Hungry for Linkage: Springfield-Native Finalist in Pillsbury Bake-Off; Chlorine in the Water; “Pink Slime” in NoVA?

Posted by Sally Traynham / Monday, March 26th, 2012

Check out what national food chains—from Whole Foods and Wegman’s to Giant and Costco—are saying about “pink slime” in their beef. [ManassasParkPatch]

Arlington County and the City of Falls Church starts its annual cleaning of its water distribution system today—yes, your water may smell and taste a little bit like chlorine. [NVM]

Last night, I passed by what will soon be, south Arlington’s new ABC liquor store on Columbia Pike—shelves are in place, sign is posted out front, now all they need is the booze. [ARLnow]

Wendy’s is rolling out the Spicy Guacamole Chicken Club—a new, limited time sandwich—to accompany its recently released Asiago Ranch Chicken Club Sandwich. Wendy’s also changing practices for the killing of chickens and pigs. [Nation'sRestaurantNews]

Springfield native Samantha Miller competed in the 45th Pillsbury Bake-Off contest this past weekend as one of 100 finalists. Results will be announced tomorrow. [WaPo]

Forced, in part, by angry parents Fairfax County Public Schools announce the removal of “pink slime” from its school’s cafeterias this spring. [McLeanPatch]

Photo: Sally Traynham

[tips for the food desk]


Virginia Tech found negligent in 2007 school shooting, appeal likely; Virginia is home to four of the nation’s top conservative colleges; Arlington County goes two years without a single homicide; VIDEO: How to manage stink bugs this spring; Virginia considers new E-ZPass program; Fake grenade found in vehicle stops traffic; and Ice cream shop owner and former Dumfries police officer charged with 23 counts of sexually assaulting underage boy

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, March 15th, 2012

 

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Virginia Tech found negligent in 2007 school shooting, appeal likely

WJLA

Virginia is home to four of the nation’s top conservative colleges

WTOP  

Arlington County goes two years without a single homicide

Washington Examiner

How to manage stink bugs this spring

WTOP  

Virginia considers new E-ZPass program

Washington Examiner

Fake grenade found in vehicle stops traffic

WUSA9

Ice cream shop owner and former Dumfries police officer charged with 23 counts of sexually assaulting underage boy

InsideNova

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)



Loudoun, Fairfax are wealthiest counties in the nation, Arlington, Stafford and Prince William also in top 10; State Senate votes to ban smoking on school grounds and government buildings; Alexandria man risks life to stop Fairfax carjacking; House of Delegates advances ‘personhood’ bill; Verizon spent over $725 million on Virginia telecom upgrades in 2011; Prince William County Public Schools teachers protest against proposed pay freezes; and Annandale couple to fight same-sex marriage ban during Valentine’s Day demonstration

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, February 14th, 2012

 

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Loudoun, Fairfax are wealthiest counties in the nation, Arlington, Stafford and Prince William also in top 10

WTOP

State Senate votes to ban smoking on school grounds and government buildings

Washington Examiner

Alexandria man risks life to stop Fairfax carjacking

WJLA

House of Delegates advances ‘personhood’ bill

FOX DC

Verizon spent over $725 million on Virginia telecom upgrades in 2011

WTOP

Prince William County Public Schools teachers protest against proposed pay freezes

WUSA9

Annandale couple to fight same-sex marriage ban during Valentine’s Day demonstration

WUSA9

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)



Fairfax City woman turned 107 on Christmas Day; Arlington County ends the year with no murders for the first time in over 50 years; Public hearing on Gov. McDonnell’s proposed state budget to be held in Fairfax County this Friday; Woodbridge man faces multiple charges after allegedly cutting brakes in friend’s car; and Liberal group Progress VA opposes influence of conservative American Legislative Exchange Council in Virginia

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

 

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Fairfax City woman turned 107 on Christmas Day

Fairfax Times

Arlington County ends the year with no murders for the first time in over 50 years

WJLA

Public hearing on Gov. McDonnell’s proposed state budget to be held in Fairfax County this Friday

WTOP 

Woodbridge man faces multiple charges after allegedly cutting brakes in friend’s car

WJLA

Liberal group Progress VA opposes influence of conservative American Legislative Exchange Council in Virginia

Washington Post

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)