Meal Deliveries By Skateboard, Vaccine Preparation: Patch PM

Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Virginia and DC Patches to talk about tonight:

Virginia 'Ready' To Distribute Coronavirus Vaccine Once Available

With news that Pfizer and BioNTech's vaccine against the coronavirus achieved effectiveness in participants, state officials say they're prepared with plans to distribute a coronavirus vaccine once a safe, effective one is ready.

DC Wheels To Deliver Food To Veterans Via Skateboard

As part of a Veterans Day celebration, a group of volunteers have planned a unique and entertaining way to honor and create awareness of veterans and homeless veterans with music, food, and a skating demonstration.

Where Vets, Military Get Veterans Day 2020 Freebies In NoVA, DC

Wednesday marks Veterans Day, a federal holiday to honor those who have served in the military. Numerous companies will thank active duty military and veterans with free meals and other freebies and discounts on Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Loudoun To Name Interim Schools Chief As Nationwide Search Begins

The Loudoun County School Board plans to name an interim superintendent when outgoing county schools chief Eric Williams officially tenders his resignation, the school board said Tuesday in a letter to the school community.

Manassas Councilman Opts Against Seeking Recount In Close Race

Manassas City Councilman Ian Lovejoy does not plan to seek a recount after coming up 127 votes short of winning re-election.

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• What's Open, Closed For Veterans Day 2020 In Fairfax City
• Massage Services Boutique To Open New Location In Ashburn
• 18-Year-Old Bristow Man Accidentally Shoots Acquaintance: Police
• What's Open, Closed For Veterans Day 2020 In Vienna
• What's Open, Closed For Veterans Day 2020 In Falls Church
• Alexandria Shop Small Week To Feature In-Person, Virtual Deals
• McLean Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested, Charges Pending
• 2 Suspects In Custody Following Early Morning Robbery In Herndon
• Northwest Man Charged In Mount Pleasant Homicide
• Arlington Restaurant Inspections: 4 Violations At 4 Locations
• Pet Of The Week: Newt Could Be Your High-Energy Best Friend
• Man With Record Of Indecent Exposures Arrested Again: Police
• Arlington Coronavirus: No New Deaths; 33 Additional Cases
• DC Coronavirus Update: 2 Additional Deaths; 86 New Cases
• Southeast Man Charged In Fort Totten Armed Carjacking: Police
• Fall Classes Open For Reservation At Herndon Community Center
• RCC Thanksgiving Food Drive Helps Area Families In Need
• Alleged MS-13 Gang Members Face Murder, Assault Charges: Feds
• 5 Most Expensive Homes On The Market In Burke

Across America

• Biden: Trump's Refusal To Concede Is 'Not Of Much Consequence'
• Doctors Better Prepared For Latest Surge Of Coronavirus Cases
• AG Barr Gives DOJ Green Light To Pursue Election Fraud Claims
• U.S. Supreme Court Unlikely To Strike Down Obamacare: AP
• Gun Sales Soar With 1st-Timers, Women Buying: 'I Feel Empowered'