Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of January.
Good morning, Leesburg.
Aparna Sanjay became the new executive director of the Loudoun Laurels Foundation at the start of the new year — she served as operations director and succeeds Nikki Daruwala after four years of leadership.
Margaret Brown is now the communications and outreach director.
The Sheriff's Office closed Waxpool Road from Broderick Drive to Rt.
28 and a block of Pacific Boulevard after reports of an (8-inch) gas line break forced an evacuation. Washington Gas crews and the Hazardous Materials Response Team remain on scene.
A new report shows that Virginia plumbers earn about $59,560 a year, slightly below the national rate of $62,970, while forecasting continued demand in a growing sector.
The report details how wages vary widely statewide as plumbers secure stable, high-paying work in the trade.
Leesburg will host the next Meet the Mayor event with Mayor Kelly Burk at ResQ BBQ — 528B East Market Street on Wednesday, Jan.
14 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Residents can share ideas and ask questions to help shape the town’s future.
Loudoun County offers free behavioral health training this month.
Mental Health First Aid classes (adult sessions on Jan. 14-15 and youth sessions on Jan. 28-29) at its Sterling office join online Rapid REVIVE! on Jan. 8 and QPR on Jan. 26; registration is required.
Inova Health System hosts six blood drives this month during National Blood Donor Month.
Events include Arcola Volunteer Fire Department on Jan. 7 (1–5 p.m.) and local sites on Jan. 10, 19, 24, 25, and 27, with walk-ins at the Dulles Donor Center in Sterling.
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