Posts Tagged ‘Loudoun County’

Serious crimes up in Fairfax City in 2011; Crime down in Loudoun in 2011; Dulles Greenway tolls go to charity today; Two shot in Dumfries area; Man fatally shot, body found in car in Mt. Vernon; 100-year-old forgotten time capsule found at Virginia Historical Society; and Virginia ABC cracks down on retailers for selling alcohol, tobacco to minors

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, May 17th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, May 17, 2012 

Serious crimes up in Fairfax City in 2011 

Washington Examiner

Crime down in Loudoun in 2011 

Loudoun Times-Mirror

Dulles Greenway tolls go to charity today

WJLA

Two shot in Dumfries area

Washington Examiner 

Man fatally shot, body found in car in Mt. Vernon 

Washington Post

100-year-old forgotten time capsule found at Virginia Historical Society

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Virginia ABC cracks down on retailers for selling alcohol, tobacco to minors

Fairfax County Times

 

 (Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/carl ballou)



McDonnell: Obama better organized in Virginia than Romney; NOVA Woodbridge campus closed due to bomb threat; Violent crime declines in Virginia in 2011; Loudoun would suffer crushing economic blow without Silver Line; and HOV Hybrid Exemption Extended in Virginia

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

 

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

McDonnell: Obama better organized in Virginia than Romney 

Washington Examiner

NOVA Woodbridge campus closed due to bomb threat 

WTOP

Violent crime declines in Virginia in 2011

WJLA

Loudoun would suffer crushing economic blow without Silver Line

WTOP

HOV Hybrid Exemption Extended in Virginia

NBC WASHINGTON

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Vepar5)



Skeletal remains found in Lorton belong to missing Prince William County brothers; Girl missing since 2006 found in Loudoun County; Man in KISS mask robs Woodbridge pizzeria; Fairfax County suspends work on computer overhaul; McDonnell seeks gun check improvements; and Group takes Virginia ‘spitwad’ case to U.S. Supreme Court

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Friday, April 20th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, April 20, 2012 

Skeletal remains found in Lorton belong to missing Prince William County brothers 

Washington Examiner

Girl missing since 2006 found in Loudoun County

Washington Examiner

Man in KISS mask robs Woodbridge pizzeria

InsideNova

Fairfax County suspends work on computer overhaul

WTOP  

McDonnell seeks gun check improvements 

WUSA9

Group takes Virginia ‘spitwad’ case to U.S. Supreme Court

WJLA

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Fer Gregory)



Fairfax County shortens school year; Metro board members approve fare hikes; Prince William climate change debate centers on FOIA; Local officials vow to fight McDonnell road plan; Virginia legislation calls for school physical education guidelines; Dulles, Loudoun County pursue cargo hub; and Virginia Capitol to be featured in PBS’s ‘10 Buildings that Changed America’

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Friday, April 13th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, April 13, 2012

Fairfax County shortens school year

WUSA9

Metro board members approve fare hikes

Washington Examiner

Prince William climate change debate centers on FOIA

Washington Post

Local officials vow to fight McDonnell road plan

Washington Examiner

Virginia legislation calls for school physical education guidelines

FOX DC

Dulles, Loudoun County pursue cargo hub

Washington Business Journal

Virginia Capitol to be featured in PBS’s ‘10 Buildings that Changed America

WTOP

  

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/iQoncept)



Study says nuclear bomb wouldn’t destroy D.C. area; Man charged with trespassing at Fairfax High School; Loudoun County non-profit designated as ‘hate group’; Scottish distillers fill barrels at Mount Vernon; First Lady to give commencement address at Virginia Tech; and Virginia the ‘go-to’ state for terrorism cases

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Wednesday, March 28th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Study says nuclear bomb wouldn’t destroy D.C. area

WJLA

Man charged with trespassing at Fairfax High School

WUSA9

Loudoun County non-profit designated as ‘hate group’

WJLA

Scottish distillers fill barrels at Mount Vernon

WTOP

First Lady to give commencement address at Virginia Tech

WUSA9

Virginia the ‘go-to’ state for terrorism cases

WTOP

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy Shutterstock/Sergej Khakimullin)



Fredericksburg man arrested for allegedly pointing his finger at two detectives; Virginia school board adopts more rigorous Standards of Learning math tests; Fairfax considers ending school year early; Cuccinelli files for governor’s race; 10 Loudoun stores busted for selling alcohol to minors; Study: Virginia’s waterways among most polluted in U.S.; Gov. McDonnell comes in second on hypothetical VP list; and Vigil to be held for Trayvon Martin tonight in D.C.

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Friday, March 23rd, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, March 23, 2012

Fredericksburg man arrested for allegedly pointing his finger at two detectives

WJLA

Virginia school board adopts more rigorous Standards of Learning math tests

WTOP  

Fairfax considers ending school year early

Washington Post

Cuccinelli files for governor’s race

WTOP

10 Loudoun stores busted for selling alcohol to minors

WUSA9

Study: Virginia’s waterways among most polluted in U.S.

Fairfax County Times

Gov. McDonnell comes in second on hypothetical VP list

Washington Post

Vigil to be held for Trayvon Martin tonight in D.C.

FOX DC

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy Shutterstock.com/zwola fasola)



Shooter of Florida teen Trayvon Martin hails from Manassas; Loudoun gets 30-day extension for Dulles decision; Victim’s fingertip bitten off in fight outside Arlington bar; Surveillance video, photos of suspect released in Fairfax student assault case; Nationally-ranked Hayfield grad hopes to make 2016 Olympic fencing team; and Approval ratings drop for McDonnell, General Assembly

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Shooter of Florida teen Trayvon Martin hails from Manassas 

WJLA 

Loudoun gets 30-day extension for Dulles decision

WUSA9

Victim’s fingertip bitten off in fight outside Arlington bar

WTOP 

Surveillance video, photos of suspect released in Fairfax student assault case 

WJLA

Nationally-ranked Hayfield grad hopes to make 2016 Olympic fencing team 

FOX DC

Approval ratings drop for McDonnell, General Assembly 

InsideNova

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy Shutterstock.com/carl ballou)



MoneyRates.com ranks Virginia ‘Best State to Make a Living’; Woodson High student sexually assaulted on her way home from school; Study by Center for Public Integrity, Global Integrity and Public Radio International gives Virginia government an ‘F’ for lacking ethics commission; 22-year-old man dies after collapsing during Arlington football game; Poll says Obama leads all GOP candidates in Virginia; Loudoun has highest number of Lyme disease cases in the state; and Arlington construction worker quits after seeing ghost on Overlee Pool property

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, March 20th, 2012

 

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

MoneyRates.com ranks Virginia ‘Best State to Make a Living’ 

MoneyRates

Woodson High student sexually assaulted on her way home from school

Washington Examiner

Study by Center for Public Integrity, Global Integrity and Public Radio International gives Virginia government an ‘F’ for lacking ethics commission 

WTOP  

22-year-old man dies after collapsing during Arlington football game 

Washington Examiner

Poll says Obama leads all GOP candidates in Virginia

InsideNova

Loudoun has highest number of Lyme disease cases in the state

WJLA

Arlington construction worker quits after seeing ghost on Overlee Pool property

WJLA

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)



African American freshman at Marshall High asked to read Langston Hughes poem ‘blacker’; Northern Virginians wait in line for the new iPad; State receives almost $9 million in federal education funding; 24-year-old woman sexually assaulted in Burke woods; Police investigate series of Lorton car thefts; Loudoun County approves its first crematorium; Virginia mishandles 20 percent of welfare-to-work cases; and NoVA’s Jim Moran arrested with George Clooney during protest at Sudan Embassy

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Friday, March 16th, 2012

 

Friday, March 16, 2012

African American freshman at Marshall High asked to read Langston Hughes poem ‘blacker’

WJLA

Northern Virginians wait in line for the new iPad

USA TODAY

State receives almost $9 million in federal education funding

WTOP  

24-year-old woman sexually assaulted in Burke woods

FOX DC

Police investigate series of Lorton car thefts

WJLA

Loudoun County approves its first crematorium

WTOP 

Virginia mishandles 20 percent of welfare-to-work cases

Washington Examiner

NoVA’s Jim Moran arrested with George Clooney during protest at Sudan Embassy

Lorton Patch

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)



Former Dunn Loring pastor sentenced to six years in prison for child molestation; Fairfax County reconsiders 4 percent meal tax to build up transportation budget; Pipe bombs found in Loudoun County; Nine North Stafford High students hospitalized following gas leak during science experiment; Gov. McDonnell meets with Obama, Biden at National Governors Association winter meeting; Pinball makes a comeback at 9th Annual Fairfax Pinball Open; Virginia Tech families fight to keep 1-gun-a-month law in place; and Virginia students’ math scores plummet

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Monday, February 27th, 2012

 

Monday, February 27, 2012 

Former Dunn Loring pastor sentenced to six years in prison for child molestation

WJLA 

Fairfax County reconsiders 4 percent meal tax to build up transportation budget

WTOP  

Pipe bombs found in Loudoun County

Loudoun Times-Mirror 

Nine North Stafford High students hospitalized following gas leak during science experiment 

WJLA

Gov. McDonnell meets with Obama, Biden at National Governors Association winter meeting

Washington Post

Pinball makes a comeback at 9th Annual Fairfax Pinball Open

WTOP 

Virginia Tech families fight to keep 1-gun-a-month law in place

WJLA

Virginia students’ math scores plummet

Washington Examiner

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake)



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