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Fairfax Figure Skaters, Families Among Those Killed In DC Plane Crash
Fairfax County figure skaters with promising futures were on the DC flight that crashed, according to confirmations from loved ones.

Emily Leayman has been a local editor with Patch since March 2017. She leads coverage for the Northern Virginia communities of Alexandria, Ashburn, Manassas, Woodbridge and Vienna. At Patch, Emily was named to the Virginia School Boards Association Media Honor Roll in 2023 for her coverage of local schools.
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Fairfax County figure skaters with promising futures were on the DC flight that crashed, according to confirmations from loved ones.

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