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VIRGINIA — On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from across Northern Virginia and DC. Here's a roundup of some of the biggest and quirkiest stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
Bomb Threat Closes Arlington National Cemetery, Delays Funerals
A national cemetery was closed to the public Friday morning as officials at the cemetery and Joint Base Myer Henderson-Hall were investigating a bomb threat.
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Family Dog Shot By Arrow In Woodbridge Backyard: Police
Somebody fired multiple arrows into a backyard on Wednesday, striking a dog. Police said arrows also struck the back of the home and a neighboring property.
House Catches Fire As Stolen BMW Crashes Into Transformer Box
A man drove a stolen BMW into an electrical transformer box in front of a house early Thursday morning, causing the house to catch on fire.
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Options For Capital Beltway Express Lanes Extension Revealed
As a Capital Beltway Express Lanes extension is being studied, potential roadway configurations with or without toll lanes are being evaluated.
Stabbing Suspect Hit By Vehicle In South Riding: Police
A stabbing suspect was hit by a vehicle, a sheriff's office spokesperson confirmed to Patch.
Video: Young Fox Hides Feral Cat Popeye's Water Bowl
A young fox outfoxed Popeye, the feral cat who has been receiving water, a bowl of food, and treats outside every night for several years.
Developer Backs Out Of Missing Middle Project After Neighbors Protest
A local developer backed out of plans to build a two-unit, semi-detached residential property after neighbors informed the developer they may use “legal remedies” to try to stop construction of the residential building.
Zoning For Housing: Proposals Introduced
Changes to single-family home zones are among the proposals in a city's Zoning for Housing initiative, a massive undertaking seeking to increase housing and affordable options.
Masseuse Masturbated During Appointment With Client In Ashburn: Police
A massage therapist masturbated during a session with a client, according to authorities.
Candlelight Vigil For Marine Killed In Training Exercise
A candlelight vigil was held in honor of Spencer Collart, who was one of three Marines killed in a crash of a Marine V-22B Osprey during a training exercise in Australia on Aug. 27.
Prosecutors Want Bond Revoked For Mom Of Boy, 6, Who Shot Teacher
Prosecutors want to revoke the bond of the mother of a 6-year-old boy who police said shot his teacher at an elementary school, claiming she failed drug tests and missed treatment dates while awaiting her October sentencing on gun charges.
Washington Commanders Return Sunday: What To Know For 2023 NFL Season
The 2023 NFL season kicks off this week, and Washington Commanders fans will welcome the start of the post-Dan Snyder era.
Bruce Springsteen Postpones September DC Show Due To Illness
Bruce Springsteen has postponed his remaining September concerts due to peptic ulcer disease, according to the singer-songwriter. That includes upcoming shows set for Washington, D.C., and Baltimore.
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