Alexandria’s ‘Merchant of Menace’ along the waterfront — “Cummings’ International Armament Corporation, also known as Interarms, would ship millions of surplus military arms and ammunition to and from the waterfront pier and about 10 warehouses stretched along South Union Street between Prince and Wolfe streets.” [Alexandria Living Magazine]
Metro General Manager Wiedefeld to retire in 6 months — “As the 7000 series investigation continues, Metro’s general manager announced his intention to retire in six months.” [Patch]
Youngkin sued over mask orders — “On Tuesday, a group of parents of children in Chesapeake Public Schools sued the governor and members of his administration in the Supreme Court of Virginia, arguing that the executive order violates state law.” [WTOP]
Vice Mayor Amy Jackson looking for student intern for Spring 2022 — “The Office of the Vice Mayor is currently accepting applications for the Spring 2022 Student Internship Program.” [Zebra]
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