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Restaurant Inspections, Historic Ship, IRS Scam: News Nearby

Zuckerberg's booster seat, stranger grabs woman, and a police impersonator tries to arrest a real cop. Plus how to share your news on Patch.

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, DC, on Wednesday. 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.

Mark Zuckerberg Used A Booster Seat During Senate Hearing

Mark Zuckerberg may be a giant in the tech industry and on the world stage as the founder of Facebook, but he is relatively small in stature, which may explain why he resorted to using a makeshift booster seat during his Senate testimony on Tuesday.

Man Impersonating Police Officer Tries To Handcuff DC Cop: Report

A man who was harassing customers inside a Whole Foods on Monday while waving handcuffs around reportedly tried to take a police officer into custody, and even accused him of resisting arrest, according to a report.

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Tristan Thompson Cheats On Khloe Kardashian At Virginia Bar: TMZ

he father of reality TV star Khloe Kardashian's soon-to-be-born baby is under fire after a video surfaced of him reportedly cheating on Kardashian when she was three months pregnant. The video shows Tristan Thompson, 27, canoodling with two women at a hookah lounge in Arlington's Virginia Square.

Third Historic Ship Discovered This Year In Alexandria

Archaeologists have discovered remains of a a third historic ship this year at the Robinson Landing construction site in Old Town Alexandria.

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Pollen Levels About To Spike In NoVa, DC: Allergy Forecast

If you're ready for some warm weather later this week, it will come at a cost for some. Pollen levels are expected to skyrocket in Northern Virginia and DC beginning Thursday, so get ready for allergy symptoms.

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