Juicy Claw Burglar Sought: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, DC, on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Juicy Claw Burglar Sought In Woodbridge: Police
• Man Busted On Felony Drug Charges In Stafford: Police
• Black Friday, Small Business Saturday: Events In Alexandria

More Snow On The Way For NoVa, DC?

Fresh off a surprise pre-Thanksgiving snowfall, more may be on the way soon for the D.C. area -- although there are some pretty significant caveats.

Controversial NoVa Proposal Takes Big Step Forward

A Northern Virginia county is advancing a plan that a lot of locals up in arms.

Rare 2-Headed Venomous Snake Found In NoVa Yard Dies

The mutant two-headed copperhead snake found by a northern Virginia resident in a flower bed about two months ago has died. Wildlife experts cared for the rare viper in hopes that it could be transferred to a zoo.

Amazon HQ2 Decision Spurs Major Change To Potomac Yard Metro

ALEXANDRIA, VA—The announcement of Amazon's future headquarters in Crystal City has brought news that the south entrance of the future Potomac Yard Metro station will be again included in plans. The state has promised $50 million in funding for the entrance from Potomac Avenue, which had previously been scrapped due to anticipated construction costs.

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Fairfax City Restaurant Inspections: 25 Violations At One Place
Attempted Shell Robber Sought In Woodbridge: Police
New Rankings Show Just How Fat Virginia, DC Are
Burglar Breaks Into Belle Haven Home, Steals Items
Best Thanksgiving 2018 Gas Prices By Town In DC And NoVA
Cappies Review: ‘A Spare Me’ At Mount Vernon High School
Team Approved For West Falls Church Development
Child Porn Investigation Snares Woodbridge Man: Police
Reagan Beats Dulles For Thanksgiving On-Time Arrivals

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