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School Desegregation, Foul Play With Missing Woman | News Nearby
Top VA and DC news includes a commemoration of desegregation in Arlington, foul play in a missing Lorton woman case and Juneteenth events.

Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Virginia and DC Patches to talk about tonight.
- American Record In 100M Butterly Set By Arlington's Torri Husk
- New Loudoun Schools Superintendent Inherits Multiple Controversies
Desegregation In Virginia Commemorated At Arlington Middle School
Arlington Public Schools formally dedicated the Stratford Commemorative Trail at the former Stratford Junior High School, which is now called Dorothy Hamm Middle School. The junior high school was the first school to desegregate in the state after years of resistance by state and local officials.
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Cicada Invasion: DC, NoVA Residents Snap Pics Of Insects [Photos]
Patch readers have been taking wonderful photos since the cicadas started appearing in May. Here's Patch's latest batch of cicada photos.
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Vienna's Caffe Amouri Welcomes Customers Inside After 16 Months
Like many small business owners, Michael Amouri has dealt with his fair share of questions surrounding when the right time to open the doors back up to customers of Caffe Amouri. On Monday, the local coffee shop welcomed its doors again to the public after limiting its business to takeout only for the past 16 months.
Crime
- Police Suspect Foul Play In Lorton Woman's Disappearance [VIDEO]
- Unknown Man Attempted To Abduct Girl From Her Bedroom: Police
Food Donations
Food pantries across Prince William and Loudoun counties and the Fredericksburg area are accepting donations as the school year ends and summer approaches.
- 10 Things Prince William County Food Pantries Need Right Now
- 10 Things Loudoun County Food Pantries Need Right Now
- 10 Things Fredericksburg Food Pantries Need Right Now
Juneteenth Celebrations
- Juneteenth 2021: How Alexandria Marks The End Of Slavery
- Juneteenth 2021: How Vienna Marks The End Of Slavery
Also Worth a Look Today
- Appeals By 'Unite The Right' Rallygoers Rejected By Supreme Court
- Glenn Wiggs, 71, Longtime McLean Hardware Owner
- Herndon To Resume In-Person Council Meetings, Public Hearings
- 100 MPH Police Chase In Stafford Leads To Pending Charges
- Man Pleads Guilty To Theft From Arlington Postal Boxes: Report
- Skate N Fun Zone Burglarized In Manassas: Police
- Alexandria's $75M Duke Street In Motion Project Set To Begin
- Electrical Fire Causes $70,000 In Damage To Burke Townhouse
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