Well the pastor was killed in this house here and police say when they got here their suspect said i killed demon, just kill me. Connery dagadu served the beautiful feet world impacting center. He started the ministry about three years ago with another pastor. He was 57 originally from liberia. The ministry operated out of this house in germantown. Dagadu lived there with another minister who established beautiful feet with him. They routinely invited people here to pray. He would also cast away demons in those who felt they were possessed. Pastor got a call from a man in pennsylvania recently who said he was po celticsed by demons and hearing voices. Dagadu invited roland zina to the house in germantown. He came tuesday. The other minister in the house tells me they prayed, listened to scripture, everything was fine. He spent the night. But the next Morning Police say sine strangled the pastor to death. This is wednesday. Hes charged with firstdegree murder today. He will undergo a me
(Updated at 4:00 p.m.) Del. Patrick Hope (D-Arlington) has drafted a bill that would authorize the Arlington County Board to hire an independent auditor. Such legislation, should it pass the Republican-controlled state legislature, would be a victory for County Board members Libby Garvey (D) and John Vihstadt (I), who have championed the hiring of an independent auditor as
The $1 million "super stop" at Columbia Pike and S. Walter Reed Drive the exorbitant price tag for which became national news was so expensive because of poor communication, an independent review found. The review, conducted by CliftonLarsonAllen, found that a "lack of clear communication between County and WMATA staff" and "poor execution of construction
(Updated at 2:20 p.m.) Arlington County is launching a planned independent review of the $1 million Walter Reed “Super Stop” on Columbia Pike this week. In a press release, the county says contractors will be conducting a "comprehensive review of the performance, cost, design and construction" of the bus stop. The review will include three primary components:
Longtime Arlingtonian and local leader Cecilia Cassidy passed away yesterday in Frederick, Maryland, at the age of 75. In Arlington, she was best known for her housing advocacy and her leadership of two local organizations: the Rosslyn Business Improvement District and the Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization, now the Columbia Pike Partnership. "Cecilia was a connector