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Herndon council member dies after car crash; Arlington and Alexandria working together to land Amazon’s second headquarters

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Monday, April 9.

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Herndon Council Member Jeff Davidson died Saturday, April 7, from injuries that he sustained in a car crash on March 29, Mayor Lisa Merkel announced. Davidson, 68, was serving his first term on the council and had been a resident of Herndon since 1986.
(NBC Washington)

After previously being competitors for businesses and other building projects, Arlington and Alexandria are working together to try and bring Amazon’s second headquarters to the region.
(Washington Business Journal)

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Since July 2017, more than 1,900 drivers have been charged across Virginia as a result of newly imposed traffic penalties for violations like driving too slow in the left lane, failing to drive on the right half of the highway except when passing another vehicle or crossing a double yellow line.
(WTOP)

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This past weekend was the curtain call for well-known Clarendon pizza shop, Goody’s. Vanessa Reisis, co-owner of Goody’s, confirmed that Saturday was the final day for the family-owned pizzeria, as she and her husband will be retiring.
(ARL Now)

A woman was struck and killed on I-95 in Stafford County over the weekend while chasing her dog that had escaped her car following a crash. The dog was also struck and killed.
(WJLA)

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Spring may finally be on its way, as regional forecasts predict that temperatures will start to rise mid-week, with Friday and Saturday projected to reach near 80 degrees.
(Washington Post)

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