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Metro ridership is down 6.7 percent in NoVA; Tropical Storm Hermine expected to impact Virginia coast

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Thursday, Sept. 1.

Metro ridership is down 6.7 percent in Northern Virginia, largely attributed to SafeTrack work on the rail system. The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission will discuss ridership and ways to improve the regional bus system on Thursday.
(WTOP)

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Tropical Storm Hermine is expected to impact Virginia, Delaware and Maryland beaches along the coast and could affect air travel from Dulles and Reagan National airports.
(ABC 7 News)

A 5-month-old infant was struck and killed by a vehicle in Lansdowne.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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George Mason University and University of Mary Washington were ranked among the top U.S. colleges by The Princeton Review.
(The Princeton Review)

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A new law that goes into effect today allows Loudoun County officials to ticket residents who receive noise complaints from their neighbors.
(WTOP)

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