Here are the sharing of Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia Patches, which we’ll talk about tonight:
(AP) Closing a week of protests and outrage over the police shooting of a black man in Wisconsin, civil rights advocates sought to highlight the scourge of police violence and vigilantes who oppose black Americans in commemoration of the 1963 march in Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Members of a police consulting firm hired across the city of Fredericksburg ended their first network involvement this week by reviewing the city’s police section and its deployment of chemical officers and protester arrests between May 31 and June 2 after death. By George Floyd in Minneapolis.
While a member of the Fairfax County Library Board of Directors faces calls for his resignation or dismissal for commenting on titles in the library’s online catalog, another administrator who submitted comments resigned.
Noah Epps, a 12-year-old Ashburn dancer, will appear on “America’s Got Talent” on Tuesday, September 1 at 8 p.m. to carry out a new dance regimen and find a safe position in the semi-finals of the show.
Lord-Taylor is the end of all of its remaining stores, adding a location in Washington, D.C. and the last in Northern Virginia, as the store prepares for a series of discontinuous sales.
We have won several nominations for Suzanne Leitner-Wise, founder of 532Yoga in Alexandria, Katherine Sheriff, Lindsay Gaudet and Dolores Korba. The 3 congratulated her on leading the yoga studio and coping with the stressful moments of the pandemic.
On Friday, the Virginia Department of Health reported 1,013 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the state’s cumulative total to 117,592 cases. Twenty-three deaths were reported on Friday. A total of 2,550 more people have died from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic and another 9,460 people have been hospitalized.
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