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Top posts in Va. and D.C., including the first "Challenge" ice bucket heading for the Smithsonian. Plus, how you can share your local news.

Patch has 32 sites in communities in Va. and D.C. Here are some of the top posts from the past 24 hours.
- Complete Chaos on Metro's Red Line Snarls Wednesday Commute [VIDEO]
- 3rd Teen Suspect in Custody for Fatal Stabbing in Ashburn
- 'Live Puppy Nativity' in Vienna Giving Dogs a Roll in Holiday Tradition
Smithsonian to Display Original 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Bucket at New Exhibit
Remember the "Ice Bucket Challenge"? Even if you don't, the Smithsonian is aiming to make sure everyone remembers for a very long time: it's acquired the original Ice Bucket Challenge bucket and will feature it in an upcoming exhibit. >>> Read more.
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Alexandria Resident Dies After Being Hit in October by Drunk Driver: Police
Alexandria resident Peter Palm, 62, died Saturday from injuries after being struck in October by a drunk driver in Alexandria, the police department announced Wednesday. Palm was taken to the hospital with what was thought to be non-life-threatening injuries, police said. His condition worsened and he died Saturday. >>> Read more.
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- Thanksgiving Day 2016: Grocery Store Hours in Northern Virginia
- Get Ready, Reston Metro Riders: Surge No. 11 is Going to be Brutal
- Kanye West Swept Up in Truly Bizarre DC Pizza Joint Rumor
- Online Scams Bite Two Residents in Fairfax: Police
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- Pajama Bandit Hits Wawa in Fredericksburg: Police
- Ashburn Man Posts Heartfelt Thanksgiving Message on Driving Safely
- Washington Redskins Launch Free Team Emojis
- Vacant House in Ashburn Destroyed By Fire
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