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Ballston Quarter could open to public Thursday; Fredericksburg approves $35M P-Nats stadium

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Wednesday, Nov. 14.

By Editorial November 14, 2018 at 8:23 am

Some stores in Ballston Quarter could open this week. While some construction is still underway, the first floor with street access and the second floor are slated to be open to the public starting Thursday, Nov. 15, according to signs around the development’s elevators. Other areas, including the new food hall, aren’t scheduled to be open until 2019.
(ARL Now)

Fredericksburg has finalized the plan to develop a $35 million stadium for the Potomac Nationals. The stadium will be built near the Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center, with the goal of having it ready for opening day 2020.
(Fredericksburg.com)

Following the announcement Tuesday that half of Amazon’s HQ2 would be located in the newly branded National Landing neighborhood in Arlington, Arlington County is providing information to residents on all that this news will entail. The county will offer a series of virtual learning classes over Facebook highlighting things like economic development, transportation, housing, schools and workforce.
(Arlingtonva.us)

Virginia’s House of Delegates’ efforts of redistricting the current map on the basis that it was unconstitutionally drawn on race is heading the the Supreme Court. Arguments are expected to take place in the spring.
(WTOP)

Inova Fair Oaks Hospital has been participating in a MediMap pilot program that uses genetic testing to customize patients’ medication and minimize side effects of surgery. The pilot program will end in December, but the hospital is hoping to expand the program next year.
(NBC Washington)

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