As the Arlington School Board moves forward with a rezoning plan that would impact eight elementary schools and nearly 700 students, parents are expressing their concern about how this will affect diversity in schools, as well as the social impact of their children.
(The Washington Post)
Northern Virginia Family Services, which operates the SERVE homeless shelter and food bank in Manassas, will receive a $2.5 million grant from The Day One Fund, a foundation launched by Amazon CEO and founder Jeff Bezos and his wife.
(Prince William Times)
Middleburg is seeking responses from firms and individuals interested in purchasing the 189-year-old church on Jay Street for renovation. The Town Council believes that the church is in line for a listing on the National Register of Historic Places, and expects the restoration to be in line with the U.S. Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.
(Loudoun Now)
A 26-year-old woman was arrested on Tuesday in Prince William County for allegedly threatening to bomb the DMV over a tax bill dispute, though no specific office was mentioned.
(Inside NoVA)
Large crowds gathered at the Clarendon Cheesecake Factory in response to a deal offering free cheesecake to customers from food delivery service DoorDash. One man was arrested and was charged with disorderly conduct during the giveaway.
(NBC Washington)
