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Metro projects small ridership decline due to service cuts; Chantilly pool contractor charged with child labor law violations

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Tuesday, Nov. 29.

The Metro projects a 1- to 2-percent decrease in ridership due to service cuts.
(WTOP)

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A Chantilly-based pool contractor was charged with 235 violations of Virginia’s child labor laws.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

Virginia was one of the states President-elect Donald Trump accused of voter fraud, however, a representative from the Arlington County Registrar of Voters and Sen. Tim Kaine said there have been no complaints or evidence of such fraudulent activity.
(ABC 7 News)

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FBI officials are investigating whether or not the Monday attack at Ohio State University was an act of terror. An 18-year-old student and Somali refugee struck pedestrians with his car before exiting the vehicle and stabbing those nearby. Eleven people were injured.
(WTOP)

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Leesburg-hailing band Car Seat Headrest’s latest album, Teens of Denial, ranked No. 4 on Rolling Stone’s Top 50 Albums of 2016 list and No. 18 on Consequence of Sound’s year-end list.
(Rolling Stone, Consequence of Sound)

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