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This Week s Primary Turnout Has Some State Democrats Worried

86th House District Dem primary was decided by 230 votes amid low voter turnout in county

Yesterday's Democratic primary for the 86th House District proved to be, by percentage points, one of the closest races in the entire Commonwealth. When all the

Morning Notes

Today at 5:00am Fairfax County to Host COVID-19 Remembrance Ceremony The Northern Virginia Regional Commission will hold a virtual ceremony next Wednesday (June 9) at the Fairfax County Government Center to honor the more than 2,350 people in the region who have died from COVID-19. Local officials will discuss the pandemic’s impact, and the event will conclude with a “last alarm” bell service courtesy of the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department. [Fairfax County Government] Reston’s First Homocide Remains a Mystery  49 years after her death, the family of Gwen Ames is still hoping for answers, as Fairfax County police have yet to identify a suspect in the first murder recorded in Reston. A 17-year-old student at Herndon High School, Ames was killed on June 4, 1972 while walking home from a dance at Lake Anne Plaza. [Patch]

CNN Erin Burnett OutFront June 4, 2024 23:11:00

i think the democrats highlighted certain aspects of the legislation. congressman mccall did not address it at all. i voted for virginia primary. and, we have actually required some form of voter id, it is a well-run election here. there is no fraud. if texas is concerned about the elections, they could have done what virginia does. there is no concerns. it is not only to the election smooth and secure, poppy, it was record turn-out. it was good for republicans. it was record turnout for both parties. trump won the state by 600,000 votes. what are they solving? they re trying to go after

Children s book festival planned at Mile End s Genesis

Published: 2:30 PM May 27, 2021    Updated: 4:36 PM May 27, 2021 Two days of book readings to delight children at Genesis cinema on June 17 and 18. - Credit: Barnes Festival A children s book festival is coming to east London for the first time after a turbulent year of pandemic restrictions.  Free events are planned for primary schools at Genesis Cinema in Mile End Road on June 17 and 18 as part of the 10-day Barnes Children s Literature Festival.  Some best-known children s authors are taking part, including British Book Awards winners MG Leonard and Sam Sedgman, Supertato authors Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet and TV’s Blue Peter presenter Konnie Huq. 

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