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NOVA

Potomac River missing swimmers near Great Falls Park Memorial Day

The swimmer went missing in the Potomac River around 8 p.m. By 9:30 p.m., rescue workers had found the missing person’s personal belongings.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Maryland – Rescue teams from Fairfax Counties and Montgomery Counties have been searching for a missing man on the Potomac River between Carderick and the American Legion Bridge, according to Pete Piringer of Montgomery County’s Fire and Rescue.

The swimmer went missing in the Potomac River around 8 p.m. According to Piringer, rescue workers had found the missing person’s personal belongings by 9:30 p.m.

The US parking police also provided a helicopter as part of the search.

The place the swimmer went missing was near the Billy Goat Trail and Great Falls Park.

No further information is available about the man missing on the Potomac River. It is not known what led to his disappearance.

(~ 830p) Swift Water Search & Rescue, Potomac River between Carderock and American Legion Bridge, search for 1 adult man who has been missing in the river for over an hour, personal items south of the bridge ~ 930p, crews from @mcfrs & @ffxfirerescue Operate along with USPark helicopters https://t.co/iywPMCYP3m

– Pete Piringer (@mcfrsPIO) June 1, 2021

This missing swimmer on the Potomac River comes after a man from Falls Church drowned in the Outer Banks on Friday night at the start of Memorial Day weekend.

According to officials in Manteo, North Carolina, Falls Church was surf fishing when he drowned.

WUSA9 will continue to update this story as soon as more information is made available to our newsroom.

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Richmond

Edward Oliver Obituary (2021) – Richmond, Virginia

OLIVER, Edward Lee, 79 years old, of Richmond, left this life on May 26, 2021. He leaves his wife Blanche Oliver; two daughters, Esther Hawkins and Janice Johnson; five grandchildren, five great-grandchildren; two sisters, Jean Dyer and Virginia Studifin; two brothers, Anthony and Cornelius (Phyllis) Studifin; a bevy of nieces, nephews and cousins, sisters-in-law, a brother-in-law and other relatives and friends. Keep calm at the Joseph Jenkins Jr. Funeral Home, 2011 Grayland Ave., where the funeral will take place on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Calvary cemetery. Family and friends meet at the funeral home at 12:45 p.m. on Wednesday.

Published by Richmond Times-Dispatch on June 1, 2021.

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NOVA

Events in the old town of Alexandria this week

OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA, VA – Looking for something to do in the Old Town Alexandria area? Your Old Town Alexandria Patch community calendar is a great way to keep track of what’s happening near you and discover local events that match your interests. Here are some of the events happening in town this week.

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Slime-Tastic Mini Camp

  • When: Monday 31 May at 1:30 p.m.
  • Where: Kidcreate Studio – Alexandria
  • What: Memorial Day It’s a slime takeover! In this camp, slime is the main event. We’ll research different slime recipes as we make tons of sticky, glittery, stretchy, messy slime. From an extraordinary glitter solar system slime to confetti cake slime. We even throw in a little … Find out more

Dragonfly on canvas workshop (6-12 years)

  • When: Tuesday 1st June at 5:30 p.m.
  • Where: Kidcreate Studio – Alexandria
  • What: Make space on your walls! Your child will be very proud of this masterpiece! In this popular class, kids paint a dragonfly on canvas like a real artist! Ask your child about the class and see how much they have learned! Learn more

Recommended event: “Live, in person” training and certification courses on food safety

  • When: Wednesday June 2nd at 9:00 a.m.
  • Where: ORS Interactive Inc, Leesburg Pike, Suite 200B, Falls Church, VA, USA
  • What: NEW REDUCED COSTS! DMV Region – Managers and supervisors of restaurant and food service companies as well as members of the general public are invited to take part in professional food safety training courses “live and in person” leading to Food Protection Manager certificates … Find out more

Featured Event: Live, In-person Food Safety Training and Certification Courses (Doug Adair)

Featured Event: Hypnosis for Weight Management Program with Dr. Eleni Boosalis

  • When: Thursday 3 June at 6:30 p.m.
  • What: A 3-week integrative weight management program led by Dr. Eleni Boosalis, which is offered in a virtual small group *. The unique program by Dr. B will empower you to control both your hunger and weight by engaging your body, mind and spirit. You will begin a brand new rel … Find out more

Featured Event: Hypnosis for Weight Management Program with Dr. Eleni Boosalis (Del Ray Psych)

OUTDOOR choir concert: Choral Arts Chamber Singers

  • When: Thursday 3 June at 5:30 p.m.
  • Where: The rectory on Princess Street
  • What: “I Hear America Singing” Choral Arts Chamber Singers | Scott Tucker, Conductor For the first time since the pandemic began, singers from the Choral Arts Society of Washington and Music Director Scott Tucker will perform in person

Lecture “Secrets of D-Day”

  • When: Thursday 3 June at 7:00 p.m.
  • Where: Virtual
  • What: The Alexandria-Caen Sister Cities Committee invites you to the 11th Annual D-Day Commemorative Lecture held by the City of Alexandria (the first of two D-Day lectures in 2021). Thursday, June 3, 7:00 p.m. Free virtual lecture – register here https: //zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_c09H1FqNS8anH … Find out more

OUTDOOR choir concert: Choral Arts Chamber Singers

  • When: Thursday 3 June at 7:00 p.m.
  • Where: The rectory on Princess Street
  • What: “I Hear America Singing” Choral Arts Chamber Singers | Scott Tucker, Conductor For the first time since the pandemic began, singers from the Choral Arts Society of Washington and Music Director Scott Tucker will perform in person

Recommended event: rare, vintage and designer liquor auction

  • When: Friday, June 4th at 10:00 a.m.
  • What: Over $ 25,000 in rare spirits, bourbons and whiskeys will be auctioned online at www.BourbonBids.com. A local Virginia company with bottle collection in Chantilly, VA. Starting on June 4th at 10 am and ending on Sunday, June 13th 2021. Find out more

Recommended Event: Rare, Vintage and Designer Liquor Auction (Bourbon Bids)

Date with a dinosaur workshop (3-6 years)

  • When: Friday, June 4th at 10:00 a.m.
  • Where: Kidcreate Studio – Alexandria
  • What: Tyrannosaurs Rex, Triceratops and Diplodocus. . . will your child be blinded by dinosaurs? This is your child’s chance to have a game with a dino and create an amazing piece of dinosaur art. This is a great sibling class to take together! Learn more

Lecture “The black heroes of D-Day”

  • When: Friday 4th June at 12:00 p.m.
  • Where: Virtual
  • What: The Alexandria-Caen Sister Cities Committee invites you to the 11th Annual D-Day Commemorative Lecture by the City of Alexandria (the second of two D-Day lectures in 2021). Friday, June 4, 12:00 noon Free virtual lecture – register here https: //zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_c09H1FqNS8 … Find out more

Featured Event: Gun Violence Memorial Remembrance Collection Event

  • When: Saturday 5th June at 11:00 a.m.
  • Where: National Building Museum
  • What: The Gun Violence Memorial Project, led by architectural firm MASS Design Group and artist Hank Willis Thomas in collaboration with Purpose Over Pain and Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, is now open to the public at the National Building Museum in Washington DC through September. . Learn more

Workshop: Paint and stencil a tray with Annie Sloan® Chalk Paint®

  • When: Sunday 6 June at 10:00 a.m.
  • Where: Boxwood
  • What: Bring a friend and join us under the Boxwood tent for a fun painting morning! During the workshop we will teach you everything about Chalk Paint® and show you step by step how to create your very own painted tray. You will receive a kit that … Find out more

Check out more great local events or add your own to the Old Town Alexandria Patch community calendar.

Editor’s note: This article was automatically generated based on event information provided primarily by community members. Patch has not independently verified most of this information, always check with the organizers to make sure the announced events go as planned. Click on any event in the list for more information. You can also contact content@patch.com if you have any questions or other feedback on this article.

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Richmond

June 2021 issue – richmondmagazine.com

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72 / Natural development Over the past 20 years, the area’s farmers markets have become anchors for the local food community, and the pandemic has only helped them grow. In addition, a list of the farmers’ markets in the region. From Stephanie Ganz

78 / The fight goes on Richmond has seen monumental changes since last summer’s protests against Black Lives Matter put the spotlight on racial inequality and police accountability. We look back on some key protesters’ demands to see if they have made any meaningful change, and talk to activists and organizers about how they are feeling a year later. By Rodrigo Arriaza

84 / Real estate guide Low housing stock, low interest rates, and high demand create a challenging real estate market where potential buyers are taking extreme measures to maintain membership in the owners’ club. We’ll give tips on choosing a broker and navigating the market, talking to a property disruptor, looking at the new build, and presenting our second annual list of recommended brokers. By Paula Peters Chambers, Don Harrison, Susan Morgan, and D. Hunter Reardon

AHEAD

22 / From the editorial office

LOCAL

30 / casing A Virginia Housing Development Grant funds a 3D printed house on the Midlothian Turnpike.

32 / media StoryCorps’ One Small Step Initiative encourages connections through conversation.

32 / education The district school departments choose their teacher of the year.

34 / questions and answers Richmond Commonwealth Attorney Candidates will represent their cases.

38 / My take If we want to reduce systematic racism, we have to lead fairly. From Yewande Austin

42 / Flashback Richmond’s contemporary era of street parties began 40 years ago with the June anniversary.

120 / Farewell shot Parklets are popping up all over town.

ART AND ENTERTAINMENT

45 / calendar A Tyrannosaurus Festival visits the Science Museum of Virginia, Chapel Hart sounds like country music, Southern Expression can be seen at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and the Indigo Girls play at Meadow Event Park.

49 / questions and answers Lucy Dacus chats about her songwriting and leaves Richmond and her new album “Home Video”.

50 / Headlights Grateful Dead photographer Jay Blakesberg tells of a long, strange journey with the band.

52 / profile A new downtown comedy club has jokes and socially distant protocols

LIFE

56 / style Hand-picked analog finds for a digital world

58 / Fitness & Wellness Get a boost in everyday life with functional fitness.

60 / health A new way of blowing out birthday candles without germs

64 / travel On the trail of Roanoke’s inheritance

68 / family Keep calm and move on even if there may be a demon-possessed child in the back seat. By Elizabeth Becker

EAT DRINK

105 / Sum up Do you feel adventurous? Explore these food-focused pit stops.

108 / ingredient Cucumbers are a warm weather gourd and a mainstay of summer.

110 / Headlights Get to know ZZQ co-owner Alex Graf, from her refrigerator essentials to her favorite RVA store.

112 / 5 favorites Lobster rolls are a summer sandwich of choice.

112 / supplier Salt and pepper farm

114 / profile Africanne on Main is moving into a new room with extended opening hours and an expanded menu.

115 / Open tab While the origins of margaritas may be fuzzy, the admiration for the tequila-infused cocktail is not.

116 / Detailed The owner of North End Juice Co. is starting a reforestation project. By Eileen Mellon

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