John Lewis Lies In State, Plan For High School Sports: Patch PM
Here are the share-worthy stories from Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia Patches to talk about tonight:
Civil Rights Icon John Lewis To Lie In State At US Capitol
Rep. John Lewis will lie in state Monday and Tuesday at U.S. Capitol Building in order to allow for a public viewing of the civil rights icon who died on July 17.
VA High School Football To Start In February Under Approved Plan
The Virginia High School League voted 34-1 Monday morning during a video conference to adopt the third model for reopening sports and activities for the upcoming school year. The approved model calls for delaying all sports seasons, including football, and creating a condensed schedule, which would tentatively start Dec. 14 for winter sports and end on June 26 with spring sports.
These Are The High-Risk States For DC's Self-Quarantine Order
D.C. Department of Health on Monday released its first list of states deemed to be at high risk for transmitting the new coronavirus. People traveling from these 27 states to D.C. will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days when they arrive.
Virginia's Second Highest Daily Coronavirus Case Count Reported
On Monday, the Virginia Department of Health reported 1,505 new coronavirus cases, the second highest daily number the state has seen since the pandemic begin. There were just two new deaths reported statewide, including two in Fairfax County.
Nationals Fail Coronavirus 101 In First Series Against Yankees
The Washington Nationals kicked off Major League Baseball's 60-game experiment this weekend and the players failed in their first test. Players hugged each other after a home run, were seen spitting while at bat and neglected to practice social distancing in the dugout.
Fairfax NAACP President Considers Run For VA Lt. Governor Seat
Sean Perryman, president of the Fairfax County NAACP, is considering a bid for the Lt. Governor of Virginia in 2021. He announced Monday in a release the formation of an "exploratory committee."
Protest In Alexandria Calls For Homeland Security Accountability
Under the Shutdown DC banner, demonstrators gathered near Alexandria Sunday morning for a march against federal government intervention in protests following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. This weekend federal agents reportedly used tear gas and flash bangs in Portland, Oregon, as people protested around the city's courthouse.
Also Worth a Look Today
Some Virginians Are Getting Mystery Seeds In The Mail. Officials Say Don't Plant Them.
VA Insurer Says Worker's Comp Unlikely For Teachers Who Catch COVID-19
Middleburg Hosts Annual Sidewalk Sale, Overnight Accommodations
Lansdowne Woods Donates Meals To Loudoun's Front-Line Workers
Manassas Police Officer Arrested For Child Pornography Possession
Planet Fitness To Host Coronavirus-Safe Ribbon-Cutting In Ashburn
Fredericksburg Board Adopts Virtual Learning For Start Of School
Naked DC Man Charged In Courthouse Indecent Exposure: Police
Arlington Coronavirus Update: 10 Days With No Additional Deaths
NY Man Arrested For Sex Trafficking Of Children Offense: Police
Southeast Man Charged In Anacostia Fatal Shooting: DC Police
Fairfax County Coronavirus Update: Weekly Trend Of Cases, Deaths
Alexandria Coronavirus Update: Weekly Trend Of Cases, Deaths
Virtual Conversation On Police Reform Planned In Falls Church
Meetings Coming On Belle View Shopping Center, Other Nominations
Adorable Adoptable Pets Of The Week From Humane Rescue Alliance
Across America
Quarter Of NYC Area Residents Have Had Coronavirus, CDC Finds
Of Course, Chicago Should Put Columbus Statue Back On Display
NJ Gym Owners Arrested After Violating Murphy Order: Prosecutor
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