Pests In Kitchen, Warm Meat: NoVa Restaurant Inspections | Patch PM

A man is charged with pointing a rifle at workers on school property, while authorities are looking for any pet owners who might have come in contact with a rabid dog in Arlington. Plus, protestors have so far failed to drive a white nationalist out of Alexandria, and the latest area restaurant inspections turn up everything from flies to warm meat. Here are the top local news stories worth reading on Wednesday, Aug. 2, as pulled from our Virginia and Washington, D.C., sites.

Can White Nationalist Richard Spencer Be Ousted From Alexandria?
For seven months, protesters have tried to drive white nationalist out of his office space in Old Town Alexandria. But that has proven to be difficult, reports Washingtonian. Spencer advocates for white supremacy in the Old Town Alexandria-based National Policy Institute, and protesters gather outside the townhouse regularly.

Workers Threatened With Gun On School Property In Ashburn

A man was arrested Tuesday after walking on property belonging to Loudoun County Public Schools and pointing a rifle at several workers in the area of Northstar Boulevard and Conejo Way, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.

And, the latest area restaurant inspections have both good scores and some problems:

• Warm Meat In Cooler: Greater Alexandria Restaurant Violations
• Cockroaches In The Kitchen: Falls Church Restaurant Violations
• Live Cockroaches Found: Kingstowne Area Restaurant Violations
• Drain Flies Found: Vienna Area Restaurant Violations
• Drain Flies Found: McLean Restaurant Violations

More Virginia/DC news:

• Health Division Seeks People, Pets Exposed To Rabid Dog In Arlington
• Best Ice Cream Places In Fredericksburg: Yelp
• Best Ice Cream Places In Ashburn: Yelp
• Best Ice Cream Places In Woodbridge: Yelp
• Best Ice Cream Place In Manassas: Yelp
• Reston Lake House Posts Huge Loss: Official
• Boston Properties Negotiating Massive Lease At Reston Town Center
• Women Slash Man At Dumfries Motel: Police

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