Approximately a half-dozen Dunn Loring families living off of Gallows Road are being forced to leave due to I-66 construction that will move Gallows Road east. Those families are still waiting for information on where they will be relocated, and Gov. Ralph Northam said, “we have made some changes [in] the way that we approach this.”
(WTOP)
Wednesday, Arlington National Cemetery temporarily closed due to a bomb threat that was investigated and given an all-clear around 3 p.m. The cemetery resumed its normal operating hours and closed at 7 p.m.
(WJLA)
Loudoun County Public Schools’ Academies of Loudoun building for science and technology, which was a 10-year project costing $125 million, opens on Thursday.
(WTOP)
The cycling advocacy group Sustainable Mobility for Arlington County has voiced its concerns for the proposed Arlington National Cemetery expansion, which they say would put cyclists traveling between Columbia Pike and Pentagon City at risk.
(ARL Now)
Orange and Silver Line service should be back to normal on Sunday, but until then, Metro will add four Route 5A buses to service the Herndon-Monroe Park and Ride, Rosslyn and L’Enfant Plaza. This weekend, no Metro trains will connect Foggy Bottom to Federal Triangle.
(Reston Now)
During the 2017-18 school year, Virginia students did worse on their Standards of Learning tests, dropping 1 percentage point in reading, writing and science, and 2 in math and history.
(The Washington Post)
An athletic field is expected to come to Boston Properties’ Reston Gateway project, a development with office and residential buildings, hotels, retail shops and restaurants, which will sit between the Reston Town Center and the upcoming RTC Metro Station.
(Reston Now)
The Vienna Town Council approved Vienna Development Associates LLC’s request to delay a decision on their proposed mixed-use space at Vienna’s Maple Avenue W. and Nutley Street SW. Local residents opposing the potential development were present at the meeting.
(INSIDENOVA)
