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Family say they only learned loved one died when they were sent his ashes
ARLINGTON, Va. — As they remembered the life of 33-year-old Tori Thompson on Tuesday, loved ones and the NAACP Arlington Branch called for more police training and better transparency. Tori Thompson died of a fentanyl overdose outside the Econolodge on Langston Boulevard on July 5, 2023, according to his...
Pedestrian involved in Gaithersburg collision, authorities say
A pedestrian was involved in a collision Tuesday afternoon in Gaithersburg, according to the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS). The incident occurred at Quince Orchard Road near Firstfield Road, MCFRS spokesperson Pete Piringer wrote on social media shortly after 4:30 p.m. No other information was provided. Meanwhile, another...
Marvin Guevara Guevara Dies At Hospital After Dog Dispute
On Tuesday, the Montgomery County Department of Police announced that they are investigating the death of 40-year-old Marvin Rolando Guevara Guevara, who died at an area hospital over the weekend after getting into it with a woman about his dogs running loose. According to investigators, shortly before 7:30 p.m. on...
Men, Teens Arrested For Armed Robbery Involving Three Victims In Virginia, Police Say
Two men and three teens are all facing charges following a violent assault of three people, including a 19-year-old woman, over the weekend in Prince William County, police say.Shortly after 12:40 a.m. on Saturday, June 29, officers were called to a home in the 14600 block of Ponderosa Court in Woo…
Three Maryland MVA Employees Indicted in Baltimore for Alleged Identity Fraud Scheme
Three employees from the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration have found themselves at the center of serious legal allegations, with the Maryland Attorney General's Office indicting them on charges related to an identity fraud scheme, as per information from the Attorney General's statements, as detailed by FOX Baltimore. The indicted include...
Orioles, Maryland Food Bank host 37th annual food drive when Yankees come to town
Planning on helping sell out Camden Yards when the Yankees return to town in mid-July? Now, you have an excuse to go: Donating to a good cause. The Baltimore Orioles, in partnership with the Maryland Food Bank, announced the annual Orioles Food and Funds Drive is returning for its 37th year.
Driver Who Sped Away From Sergeant's Stop At Stafford Wawa Wanted, Sheriff Says
Recognize him? The Stafford County Sheriff's Office has issued an alert as they attempt to track down a wanted Woodbridge man who was able to recklessly avoid his arrest.William Briggs, 36, is wanted for felony eluding, driving while revoked, improper display of a license plate, and drivi…
A Manassas-Based Canine Blood Bank Saves Lives, Thanks to 4-Legged Donors
Did you know man’s best friend can donate blood? Find out how pups are making a difference at the North American Veterinary Blood Bank. When Samantha Dascomb tells people she works at a canine blood bank, they look confused and respond, “You do what?”. “And I say, yeah,...
He was a trailblazing Black businessman in Occoquan. A century later, a street bears his name.
A block in historic Occoquan now serves as a tribute to one of the town’s trailblazing African Americans. Occoquan officials on Saturday assigned the honorary designation of “Ogle Harris Way” to the 100 block of Poplar Alley. Mayor Earnie Porta and descendants of Harris – a prominent...
Three New Members Appointed to Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) Chair Sara C. Bronin announced the installation of three new ACHP members: Expert Member Erica Avrami; Tribal Member Amelia Marchand; and General Public Member Jane Woodfin. All three were appointed to terms ending June 2028. The ACHP recently issued a directive for Communications Projects on Federal Lands and Property.
A Par-fect Lineup of Summer Tournaments
Bring the heat at upcoming golf tournaments hosted by Golf Fairfax this July. Celebrate the patriotic vibes and light up the greens to celebrate July Fourth at two Red, White and Blue Tournaments:. Burke Lake Golf Center (Saturday, July 6 at 8 a.m.): Teams of two ages 7 and up...
City of Falls Church, VA Crime Report: June 24-30, 2024
Fraud – False Pretenses, W George Mason Rd, June 24, 10:33 AM, victim reported they sent money in exchange for concert tickets, then discovered an unknown suspect had hacked the seller’s social media account. Larceny from Building, Hillwood Ave, June 24, 8:24 PM, victim reported three unknown suspects,...
Spectrum Healthcare Resources Lands $373M DHA Deal to Provide Medical Care Services
The Defense Health Agency has awarded Spectrum Healthcare Resources a $373 million contract to provide primary and medical specialty care services for Tricare beneficiaries in the National Capital Region. Under the agreement, the company will help the A.T. Augusta Military Medical Center operate ambulatory care centers, which will cater to...
Falls Church Blue All-Star Team Shows Grit
The Falls Church Little League’s 10-11 age division All-Star team wrapped up their season with one win to their name, but their journey was filled with moments of resilience, skill, and determination that captivated fans throughout their campaign. Their season opener against Arlington National set the tone with an impressive 12-3 victory. Finn Thompson and Aidan Izawa led the offensive charge with three hits each, while Paul Thiede contributed two hits. Max Caddy, Franco Perez, Theo Jones, and Lucas Berthiaume added key hits to secure the win. On the mound, Will Schiffer struck out six batters, supported by Emmett Grenfell’s two strikeouts.
29-year veteran takes helm at Office of Legislative Audits
There’s new leadership at the Office of Legislative Audits. Gregory Hook, a 43-year veteran of the office who served as legislative auditor since 2018, retired Monday. Replacing him is Brian Tanen. Tanen was named legislative officer Monday by Department of Legislative Services Executive Director Victoria Gruber. He joined the...
Scorpion Rose Rocks the Block in Fairfax City
Rock band Scorpion Rose performed on the Old Town Square stage, last Friday night, June 28, during Fairfax City’s monthly Rock the Block extravaganza. Attendees listened and danced to the music, while enjoying a variety of food and beverages from local vendors on a hot summer night.
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