Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 9th of July.
Good morning, Leesburg.
LAWS is preparing a new shelter for survivors that will combine emergency housing with a community resource center, including transitional apartments to help families rebuild.
The $11.6 million project—funded in part by a federal earmark—will begin construction this fall.
El Warike Peruvian Restobar is set to open in Sterling — reports hint the new venue may take over the former Taco Chinoz & Bar spot at Parc City Center on Route 7.
An Instagram post shows the business is already hiring.
A Loudoun senior at the Academies of Loudoun is developing Aegis-SL, an AI fire helmet that frees firefighters’ hands and provides thermal imaging — a design that finished in the top 10 at an international contest.
The team is testing the prototype with LCFR and plans to market it soon.
LCPS confirmed Wednesday morning that Latisha Ellis-Williams, the assistant superintendent for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility, is on leave, and since April 28, Shahid Muhammad has led DEIA meetings.
The school system said further details will be provided through proper channels.
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