More Snow May Be Headed For DC Area | Patch PM

There was plenty of news across Virginia and D.C. on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

More Snow May Be Headed For DC Area

We got a small taste of winter on Tuesday as the snowflakes started flying briefly in the D.C. area. And now there's a chance that some more could be on the way.

Man Attacked At NoVa Starbucks: Police

Police are searching for three suspects who officials say assaulted a man at a local Starbucks in October.

Man With White Supremacist Ties Pleads Guilty

A Northern Virginia man with ties to white supremacist groups and who was at Charlottesville's Unite the Right rally pleaded guilty to gun charges in Alexandria federal court Tuesday.

Major NoVa Road Being Shut Down

Anyone who plans on driving in the area of a major Northern Virignia road Thursday morning should contemplate another route.

Christmas Boat Parade Coming To Our Area

Mark your calendars: the District's Holiday Boat Parade is set for Saturday, Dec. 7 from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Wharf, and it promises to be quite a show.

Also Worth A Look Today

• 10 Virginia Schools Among Best STEM High Schools: Newsweek
• Turkey Trot, Tiny Tots Concert To Help Madison High School Band
• Mount Vernon Christmas Events 2019: Aladdin The Camel, Fireworks
• Missing Manassas Woman Found Safe: UPDATE
• Hillsboro Recycling Center Set To Close In January
• Women Wanted For Shoplifting From Spotsylvania Target: Police
• Manassas Park Also Pondering Split From Prince William Libraries
• Illuminated Tour Of Semper Fidelis Memorial Park Planned Friday
• Loudoun Deputy Graduates From Forensic Science Academy
• Man Exposes Himself In Manassas Target Bathroom: Police
• Missing Ashburn Woman Found Safe: Loudoun Sheriff
  

Across America

• Here Are The 500 Best STEM High Schools In America: Report
• Black Crowes 2020 Tour, First Live Shows Since 2013: Tickets
• Best Midweek Deals: Electric Toothbrushes, TVs & Christmas Trees

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