PatchCast Video Feb. 9: Violin Artist Father/Son Duo; Abusive Elementary Teacher; D.C. Bond Ratings; Coke May Buy Honest Tea

Here's what happened in the towns around you over the last 24 hours, as told by our team of Patch reporters, photographers and videographers.

• 100 works of Levon Jamgochian, an internationally renowned painter, printmaker and sculptor went on display Sunday at the Glenview Mansion. The artist’s reception also included the first solo violin performance by Levon's 15-year-old son.
• Coca-Cola may acquire Honest Tea, a successful Bethesda-based organic beverage company, according to the Washington Post
• The Blair Blazers lost by 14 to the Sherwood Warriors (9-8). Blair has been hampered by recent injuries.
• Police arrested seasoned teacher Susan Burke on Tuesday on nine counts of second-degree assault. Burke is accused of choking, punching, kicking and otherwise physically assaulting at least nine members of her current first-grade class.
• District officials will travel to New York today to meet with major bond rating agencies.