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Thousands of Virginians eligible for student loan forgiveness; Trump supporter criticizes Arlington parks department for not granting rally permit

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Wednesday, Dec. 7.

The state attorney general has notified roughly 5,300 Virginians who attended the now-shuttered Corinthian Colleges, which was charged with fraud and predatory lending, they are eligible for federal student loan forgiveness.
(The Washington Post)

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A director for the Citizens for Trump group criticized the Arlington parks and recreation department for not granting him a permit for a rally in support of Donald Trump.
(ARLnow)

The Virginia State Crime Commission is pushing measures that would curtail cigarette trafficking.
(Richmond Times-Dispatch)

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The principal at Dominion High School in Sterling went on leave shortly after sexual misconduct allegations surfaced against the school’s former band director.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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The proposed development plan for areas surrounding the forthcoming Silver Line Metro stations limits residential building around Dulles International Airport.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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