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Virginia dental practices experiencing dental hygienist, educator shortages
Dental practices in Virginia are facing scheduling backlogs due to a shortage of both dental hygienists and dental educators, according to a July 1 report by WAVY 10. At Howell Dentistry in Suffolk, Va., the earliest available appointment for a routine cleaning is in February, a backlog of six months.
Alleged DUI driver charged after series of crashes on Richmond Highway, police chase
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — A man from South Carolina is facing several charges including attempted murder after he allegedly caused a series of crashes on Richmond Highway and was involved in a police chase. On July 1 shortly after 6 p.m., deputies with the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) were called to […]
Man in stolen Mercedes led VSP on chase, Stafford County deputies say
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) said a person was detained after they allegedly led state police on a chase in a stolen car. Around 10:38 a.m. on July 1, a deputy responded to the First Auto Gallery LLC, located on Derrick Lane, for a business alarm. Once […]
4 adults, 1 child displaced after house fire in Woodbridge
WOODBRIDGE, Va. (DC News Now) — Fire officials in Prince William County said five people are without a place to live after a house caught on fire in Woodbridge early Wednesday morning. According to the Prince William County Fire Department, crews responded to the 14000 block of Carolina Street for a house fire. Once at […]
Boil water advisory lifted in DC and parts of Arlington after algae-induced turbidity
WASHINGTON (7News) — A Boil Water Advisory that was affecting all D.C. and some Arlington County residents was lifted early Thursday morning according to DC Water. As of 7:30 a.m., DC Water customers were advised to start using tap water for all purposes again. The advisory was issued Wednesday...
Creative Flow: Paint Meditation & Conversation
Dive into a sanctuary of creativity at Creative Flow: Paint Meditation & Conversation with Artists Bee and Special Guest. Join the ARTfactory in Manassas on Friday, July 26, at 7:30 p.m. Inspired by the “Just Another Day” exhibition, featuring works from The Infinity Collective and curated by Zsudayka Nzinga, this exhibit celebrates the freedom of Black Artists to create beyond political boundaries. Secure your seat now and embrace your own creative liberation before the exhibit closes on the July 27.
Alexandria man seeks answers after his dog dies while boarding at PetSmart
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (7News) — An Alexandria man is seeking answers after his beloved 3-year-old dog died while boarding at a PetSmart in the Potomac Yard shopping center. Andrew Noles said before going on a trip to New York last Thursday, he dropped off Clark, an Aussiedoodle, at the “Petshotel” inside the PetSmart store. Noles said Clark had stayed at the facility in the past without any problems.
Crab Festival taking place in Gainesville, Aug. 17
Steamed crabs will be arriving in Gainesville next month. On August 17, the Prince William County Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. (PWCAC DST) is running a Crab Festival. The annual event will occur at The Winery at Sunshine Ridge Farm, 15850 Sunshine Ridge Lane, from 3 p.m. to...
Debate Over AP African American Studies Course Heats Up, Maryland School Board Rejects Program
A Maryland School Board has officially rejected an amended AP African American Studies course that was scheduled to launch in classrooms during the fall school year. The attack on Black history continues after a Maryland school board voted against an African American Studies course, citing it as too “divisive.”
Fairfax police call out helicopter, K-9 units to investigate attempted abduction
FAIRFAX, VA. (DC News Now) — Fairfax City police said an adult was almost abducted Wednesday afternoon. Officers from the Fairfax City Police Department were in the 10200 block of Main St. to investigate an attempted abduction. That victim was being evaluated as a precaution, Fairfax City police said. The person believed to be responsible […]
George Mason University’s new CIO comes from CIA
George Mason University has named Charmaine Madison, a former Air Force tech chief and current CIA official, as its new chief information officer. George Mason University on Monday announced that Charmaine Madison, deputy chief of the CIA’s IT enterprise group, will become its vice president of information services and chief information officer.
Vienna church to host town’s first large-scale solar project
A Vienna church hopes to soon draw energy from both the sun and God as it embarks on what appears to be the biggest solar panel project in the town so far. With permitting almost complete, workers are slated to break ground on a solar photovoltaic canopy in the Church of the Holy Comforter’s parking lot at 543 Beulah Road NE in mid to late July, contractor Govan Builders says.
DC Health says rats at Dupont Circle apartments were already an issue and wasn't handled properly
WASHINGTON — A group of about 50 residents at The Flats at Dupont Circle Apartments in Northwest D.C. said they've been dealing with a rat infestation for months. One resident even told WUSA9 she’s been sleeping on her balcony for weeks to avoid the rats in her apartments.
Dozens of teams from across the country to compete in Maryland kickball tournament this weekend
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — The variety of viewing possibilities on streaming platforms for sports fans seems never-ending, even for a game some may not have thought of in years. With the Orioles on the road this weekend, sports fans can head to Liberty Sports Park, in Upper Marlboro, for a blast from the past: kickball.
Charlottesville officials warn about SNAP, EBT scammers
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - People buying groceries on government assistance should be on the lookout for scammers, local and state officials are warning. Scams targeting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also commonly called SNAP or food stamps, are on the uptick, according to Virginia Department of Social Services. In particular, officials warn the real target is the Electronic Benefits Transfer card, or EBT, which shoppers use to buy groceries.
DC police identify 2 people involved in pursuit, fatal crash
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) identified two people involved in a deadly crash after a police chase Tuesday in Southeast. MPD said 19-year-old Demetri Koger and 17-year-old Dashawn Harris, both of Southeast D.C. were two of three people involved in the car crash. Harris died in the crash. The car […]
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