Morning notes
The latest on the Bijan Ghaisar case, more coverage of a 1972 murder of a Hayfield student, and West Potomac announces athletic hall of fame inductees.
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Thousands without power after storm, hail pound Route 1 area
Thousands are without power in the Richmond Highway area after a thunderstorm featuring strong winds and nickel-sized hail swept through Saturday afternoon.
McKay, BOS press for gun reforms ahead of special session
The Board of Supervisors has sent a resolution to the General Assembly urging them to pass "common sense" gun laws at a special session next month.
List of best drivers dings Richmond Highway, but doesn’t know where it is
An insurance company's rankings of the best drivers listed Richmond Highway as one of the most unsafe roads, but wasn't clear where it actually is located.
FCPD asking for info on 1972 murder of Fairhaven girl
The Fairfax County Police are asking for the public's help in solving the 1972 murder of 12-year-old Karen Spencer, a Fairhaven resident.
WMATA releases site plan for Huntington Metro’s south entrance
WMATA has released a site plan showing the locations of the new entrances planned for the south side of the Huntington Metro station.
Knights of Columbus donates thousands to local charities
The Mount Vernon Council of the Knights of Columbus presented local charities with more than $65,000 in donations earlier this month.
Police blotter: Men rob 7-Eleven while wielding axe
Two men, one carrying an axe, robbed a 7-Eleven in the Groveton area early Sunday morning, according to Monday's police blotter.
One injured after vehicle crashes through condo’s wall
One person was treated for minor injuries Saturday after a vehicle went through the wall of a ground-floor unit at condominium building near Buckman Road.
Morning notes
Monday news and notes, including an update on the Jholie Moussa case, a new politician getting involved in the Bijan Ghaisar case, and awards for two local schools.