Morning Roundup: Montgomery County Is Investigating Dozens Of Students’ Sexual Assault Allegations

Jun 29, 2020

Montgomery County police and school officials are investigating sexual assault or harassment allegations made by students and alumni from at least 12 different schools, many against other students. [Bethesda Magazine]
As Virginia moves into Phase Three of reopening, the state’s nursing homes fear new outbreaks. [Post]
Local LGBTQ activists gathered to celebrate Black trans and gender-nonconforming lives on Friday. [Blade]
Maryland ordered a Prince George’s County lab without proper certifications to cease its coronavirus testing. [Post]
Families remembered the loved ones they lost in one of Maryland’s deadliest nursing home coronavirus outbreaks. [Post]
A Manassas pharmacist pleaded guilty to filling more than100 false prescriptions. [WTOP]
The National Zoo’s beloved elephant Shanthi died. [WJLA]
D.C.’s “stoner food critic” has eaten $20,000 worth of takeout in quarantine. [Washingtonian]
Teachers in Fairfax County are refusing to teach in-person this fall under the system’s current plans. [Post]
A study found 11 Purple Line stations would not be pedestrian-friendly. [WTOP]
Local married couples are falling apart under quarantine. [Washingtonian]
Former assistant coach of D.C.’s NFL team Joe Bugel died. [NBC 4]
ICYMI: D.C.’s new paid family leave program launches this week.
ICYMI: D.C.’s Black Mama’s March drew parents and children for family-friendly protesting.
This Day in DCist: Patrons said their final goodbyes to Town Danceboutique.