Man Charged After Exhaling On Anti-Trump Protesters: Patch PM

Oakton VA

23 November, 2020

6:19 PM

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Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Virginia and DC Patches to talk about tonight: Trump Supporter Charged With Assault After Exhaling On Protesters A Sterling man seen exhaling on two women outside the Trump National Golf Club in Loudoun County has been charged with assault. DC Institutes New Phase 2 Restrictions Due To Coronavirus Surge The D.C. Government is adjusting its Phase 2 guidelines with a number of new restrictions that will affect how residents gather, dine out, worship, enjoy entertainment, and exercise across the city. Fairfax Board Approves Next Phase Of Lorton Ski Slope Project The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved an interim agreement with a company that wants to build one of the largest indoor ski facilities in the world in Lorton. New Coronavirus Case Average Above 2,200 In Virginia, 600 in NoVA On Sunday, 2,117 additional coronavirus cases were reported by the Virginia Department of Health, and the seven-day average of daily cases reached a new high of 2,262. Also Worth a Look Today Fredericksburg Pet Of The Week: Sweet Janeway Dreams Of New HomPedestrian Dies After Vehicle Crash In Old Town AlexandriaDC Medical Examiner Rules Traffic Fatality Was AccidentTysons Galleria Launches Coat Drive With Art Installation3 Displaced Due To Sunday House Fire In McLeanFind Santa Scavenger Hunt Arrives In ViennaPet Of The Week: Schrodinger Is The King Of His CastleNortheast Man Fatally Shot Near Washington Navy YardMD Woman Pleads Guilty To Bribing DC Police EmployeeMost New Coronavirus Cases In 1 Day Reported In Arlington Thanksgiving and More Holiday Coverage by Town Share Your Best DC Thanksgiving Recipe With PatchShare Your Best Arlington Thanksgiving Recipe With PatchShare Your Best Herndon Thanksgiving Recipe With PatchShare Your Best Reston Thanksgiving Recipe With PatchShare Your Best Fredericksburg Thanksgiving Recipe With PatchRestaurants Open For Thanksgiving 2020 In Manassas AreaRestaurants Open For Thanksgiving 2020 In Leesburg AreaRestaurants Open For Thanksgiving 2020 In Manassas AreaHow To Do Thanksgiving Dinner On A Budget In HerndonHow To Do Thanksgiving Dinner On A Budget In RestonHow To Do Thanksgiving Dinner On A Budget In ArlingtonHow To Do Thanksgiving Dinner On A Budget In DCKingstowne Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store Hours: Wegmans, MoreAlexandria Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store Hours: Giant, SafewayVienna Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store Hours: Whole Foods, GiantMount Vernon Area Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store HoursBurke Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store Hours: Walmart, SafewayFalls Church Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store Hours: BJ's, GiantMcLean Thanksgiving 2020 Grocery Store Hours: Safeway, GiantWhat's Open, Closed In Arlington For Thanksgiving 2020What's Open, Closed In DC For Thanksgiving 2020What's Open, Closed In Herndon For Thanksgiving 2020What's Open, Closed In Reston For Thanksgiving 2020Loudoun's Black-Owned Businesses Offer Holiday SpecialsBlack Friday Sales 2020: Store, Mall Hours In SpringfieldBlack Friday Sales 2020: Store, Mall Hours In TysonsSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In GeorgetownSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In AlexandriaSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In HerndonSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In RestonSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In ArlingtonSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In DCSmall Business Saturday: Help Them Stay Afloat In FredericksburgSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In AshburnSmall Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In ManassasSmall Business Saturday: Help Them Stay Afloat In Fairfax City Across America Nurses Face PTSD As Latest Coronavirus Wave ContinuesBiden Expected To Nominate Blinken As Secretary of StateTrump's Appeal Rejected As PA Certification Deadline LoomsMillions Keep Thanksgiving Travel Plans Amid Coronavirus WarningsPresident Trump Seeks GA Recount; Election Officials Threatened