Which Virginia Communities Are Wealthiest? | Patch PM

The official list of the country's wealthiest areas includes several in Northern Virginia, and Loudon County is on top. Plus, black mold and "mystery chicken" found in area restaurant inspections, and a man was hit and killed by a Metro train in Arlington. Here are the top local news stories worth reading and talking and knowing about on Friday, July 14, as pulled from our Virginia and Washington, D.C., sites.

Loudoun County Again Tops Nation's Wealthiest Areas

The Census Bureau latest estimates show once again, DC suburbs dominate the list of the most affluent places in the United States, WTOP reports. Independent cities and counties are included among these counties in the Census Bureau's latest estimates. Loudoun County again took the number one spot with a median income of $125,900.

• Prince William County Among Nation's Wealthiest Areas
• Fairfax County Among Nation's Wealthiest Areas
• City Of Falls Church Among Nation's Wealthiest Areas

Trump's Attorney Tells Critic, 'F--- You,' And 'Back Off B----'

President Trump's personal attorney reportedly threatened and used profanity against a stranger who emailed him and asked him to resign Wednesday night. ProPublica reports that Marc Kasowitz, who is representing the president on the Russia collusion investigation, responded in a profanity-laced tirade to an email from a citizen who wrote in the subject line: "Resign Now."

More Virginia/DC news:

• Gymboree Closing Eight Virginia Stores
• Construction Sites Sprayed With Obscene Graffiti In Ashburn
• A Huge Line Forms ... To Leave Metro Station | Metro Daily Fail
• Black Mold On Soda Machine: McLean Restaurant Violations
• Warm Cheese: Kingstowne Area Restaurant Violations
• Flies Swarm McDonald's: Greater Alexandria Restaurant Inspections
• Herndon Restaurant Violations: Raw Meat And Salad Dressing
• Reston Restaurant Violations: Mystery Chicken In Reston Town Center
• Nude Photos Of Boss Released By Indicted Former House Staffers
• Man Fatally Struck By Metro Train In Arlington

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