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Wolf Trap Lineup, Gunshots At Wawa, New Restaurants: News Nearby
Top news includes chocolate binge, Wolf Trap acts, restaurant openings, police car stolen, gun rally. How to share news, events on Patch.

There was plenty of news across Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia on Tuesday. 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.
- Bonchon Brings Korean Fried Chicken To Groveton Area
- Fried Chicken And Beer Pop-Up Comes To Alexandria
- The Casual Pint Opens Location In Falls Church
Argument Leads To Gunshot Fired At Wawa: Police
A man fired a single gunshot at a car parked at a gas pump at a Wawa convenience store in Fredericksburg early Sunday morning.
Chocolate Festival Satisfies The Sweet Tooth For 9th Year
You don't have to wait for Valentine's Day to binge on delicious chocolate. The annual McLean Chocolate Festival is returning for a ninth year later this month.
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Dismantling Plan Proposed For Nuclear Power Plant On Fort Belvoir
The US Army Corps of Engineers has proposed a plan to dismantle a former nuclear power plant on Fort Belvoir. It was the first nuclear power reactor to provide electricity to a commercial power grid in the U.S.
Check Out The Summer 2020 Lineup At Wolf Trap So Far
If you're counting down the days until summer, the announcement of the Wolf Trap concert lineup gives you something to look forward to. Shows for the summer 2020 season at the Filene Center include Steely Dan with Steve Winwood, Brandi Carlile with the National Symphony Orchestra, Barenaked Ladies with Gin Blossoms and Toad The Wet Sprocket.
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Dominion High Senior Named Top Student Journalist By PBS NewsHour
The PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs named a Sterling high school student as one of four Student Journalists of the Year.
Frozen Or Burst Water Pipes? Tips To Avoid Them
Winters aren't as cold as they used to be in Northern Virginia, but the temperatures still get low enough to freeze pipes in your house, especially older houses that may not have the type of insulation as the newer ones. Here are tips to avoid burst pipes and damage.
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Also Worth A Look Today
- DC Favorite On Best Italian Restaurants In U.S. List
- Where To Find The Best Sports Bar In NoVA, DC: Daily Meal
- Virginia, DC Dream Homes Feature Rooftop Deck, Sports Court
- Police Investigate Shooting Of 2 Teenagers In Parked Car
- CSM Robert M. "Bob" Belch, Sr., 97, Decorated WWII Veteran
- Fairfax Firefighters Battle Large House Fire
- Virginia Gun Rights Rally: Thousands Converge On Richmond
- Pedestrian Struck By Car In Triangle Dies From Injuries: Police
- Man Steals Police Cruiser, Captured After Short Pursuit
- Gas Station Fire Under Investigation In Falls Church Area
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