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Plans moving forward for Xavo Motor Club in Loudoun

It looks like plans are moving forward for an automobile-centric club and community center in Loudoun County going by the name Xavo Motor Club. The Burn first reported on the proposed club in Ashburn more than two years ago, in late 2023. You can see that report here. We’ve been...
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Now about that Massive Potomac Sewage Spill – Thing are, uh, NOT GOOD

“A significant overflow occurred overnight after pump capacity dropped during a high-flow period. An earlier, smaller overflow was contained. New pumps may arrive this week to help stabilize operations. Water quality sampling continues.”. The latest from DC Water:. “UPDATE: Potomac Interceptor Collapse, February 9....
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Community-owned MD lake fights an uphill pollution battle

Editor’s note: This article is part of a series examining the health of smaller streams and sections of rivers in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. If you would like to suggest a waterway to feature, contact Jeremy Cox at [email protected]. Fun fact: Maryland is the only state in the nation...
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Extreme Cold Alert Issued for Wednesday

An Extreme Cold Alert has been issued for Montgomery County, Maryland from 5:00am to 11:00am on Wednesday, February 11, due to wind chill values expected to fall below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Officials are urging residents to wear layers, limit time outdoors when possible, and take extra precautions if spending...
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Loudoun County Fire reports findings from house fire

The Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal’s Office reports the findings of the investigation of a house fire in Ashburn. The fire occurred on Saturday February 7th as the Loudoun County Emergency Communications Center received numerous calls that reported a fire in the garage of a home located at the 20000...
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Advocates hope speed-limiting device pilot program passes this year

A device that goes into cars can help limit speeds for reckless drivers. It is an issue relevant to Montgomery County in recent years — to Dan Langenkamp, whose wife was killed by a truck driver while bicycling in 2022, and to County Police Lt. Patrick Kepp, who had both legs amputated after a driver struck him at...
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Rockville police identify Wootton High School shooter, firearm

Rockville City police have identified the alleged shooter who wounded one person inside of Thomas S. Wootton High School yesterday afternoon. Kahlil White-Villatoro, 16, of Rockville, has been charged as an adult in connection with the shooting. White-Villatoro is charged with attempted second-degree murder, two...
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Del.Long: “Maryland needs to get its priorities straight”

The following article has been submitted by Sixth District Delegate Bob Long about Maryland getting its priorities straight during the 2026 Legislative Session. Marylanders are hurting. I hear it every time I’m in the grocery store and every time I stop for gas. Marylanders are right. Yet here we...
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Meet the Mayor of Minneapolis, Oakton’s Own Jacob Frey

The Oakton High School graduate went from running track to running Minnesota’s largest city. There’s no denying that Minneapolis is making headlines lately. And come to find out, the city’s 44-year-old mayor, Jacob Frey, grew up in Northern Virginia. We spoke with Frey about his NoVA upbringing and ties to the area.
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Thousands May Lose SNAP Benefits Next Month

The first wave of Marylanders who cannot prove they are working at least 20 hours a week could start losing their monthly food assistance by the end of this month under new federal rules. The new work requirement for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is one of the first major...

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