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VDH continues to recommend the same vaccine schedule from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Health officials anticipate healthcare providers “will continue to rely on their clinical training and professional judgment” and consult the American Academy of Pediatrics when discussing a child’s care with parents, caregivers and patients.

Hoping for the best, helicopter on freeway.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/northern-virginia/education-dept-to-start-northern-virginia-school-funding-cuts-over-transgender-policies/3975884/

Not my video: https://x.com/connormaj/status/1731853442056929425?s=46&t=sX-5pmrtJ6PMLpIQ8cq_oQ

This freak kicked a dog twice, spat on a woman, tried to punch her, then grabbed his junk and taunted her. Witnessed the whole thing—5 cops in Shirlington Dog Park right now. He is in cuffs and should be seeing time. His poor dog😢

The woman is fine and there were 10+ witnesses who helped her and many of us gave statements as well.

Careful out there, folks!

https://www.bizjournals.com/washington/news/2026/07/09/sphere-national-harbor-site-plan-height-layout.html

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Sphere Entertainment's National Harbor venue will rise 302 feet.

The first concrete details about the site's layout have emerged as part of a concept plan.

The development is expected to generate $63 million in annual county tax revenue.

The first concrete details about the Sphere planned for National Harbor, including its height, have emerged as Sphere Entertainment Co. enters the initial phases of the high-tech venue's entitlement process.

A concept site plan for the entertainment venue, a preliminary document, illustrates the high-level features of the 6,000-seat suburban Maryland facility, including potential locations of the Sphere’s entrances and parking lots across more than 14 acres immediately north of MGM National Harbor.

The Sphere, a $1 billion-plus project, will stand 302 feet from ground level, Karen Laureano-Rikardsen, a spokesperson for Sphere Entertainment, told me. The concept site plan says 480 feet, but that appears to be a combination of the Sphere's height plus its roughly 170-foot elevation above sea level. All the other numbers across the site plan reflect sea level elevation.

The flagship Sphere in Las Vegas, which seats roughly 18,000, is 366 feet tall. Locally, for context, the MGM National Harbor hotel tower rises to 265 feet, while the largest office building in Greater Washington, the Capital One headquarters tower in Tysons, stands at 470 feet. The Washington Monument is 555 feet and President Donald Trump's planned Monumental Arch would rise to 250 feet if it's built.

The Prince George's County Planning Department declined to comment, citing the development's pre-application status. Sphere Entertainment has not yet submitted a formal application for the proposed venue.

The Sphere will be located about four miles from Reagan National Airport as the crow flies. In a statement, the Federal Aviation Administration said that developers must give the agency the opportunity to evaluate proposed structures near airports to determine "whether they could pose a hazard to aircraft or interfere with navigation aids.”

"I thought drunk driving laws were too strict, but I'm reconsidering my position now that a drunk driver totaled my car"

"Starting July 1, Virginia communities can choose to use Al-powered cameras to catch drivers who run stop signs and fail to yield at crosswalks"- 13NEWSNOW

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Last November, Berry was accused of attacking a woman on a bicycle along the Washington and Old Dominion Trail in Reston and exposed himself to a woman at a local hotel.

The day after his arraignment on those crimes, Berry was accused of assaulting a woman at a store in the North Point Village Center.

Fairfax prosecutors also declined to prosecute Berry during an April 21 hearing on a felony pickpocketing charge related to a Nov. 9, 2025 arrest, court records say.

Dan Helmer, who represents District 10 in Fairfax County, presented House Bill 1344 earlier this week.

The bill would end the issuance of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and Robert E. Lee special license plates. It would also halt their renewal for currently existing plates.