Patrick Szabo, Author at Loudoun Now

Deputy Prosecutor Leaves Loudoun Pending DC Bar Investigation

2021-01-182021-01-18 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

Loudoun’s Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office experienced significant staff turnover since Buta Biberaj took office as the chief prosecutor a year ago.

2021-01-132021-01-14 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

If a Purcellville resident or police officer is again killed or injured in a shootout or other incident, detectives from

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The nine-member group assembled to help the Purcellville Town Council guide the town’s police force met for the first time

2021-01-082021-01-08 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

The Town of Lovettsville may be fined $30,975 by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality for an incident that occurred

2021-01-082021-01-08 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

Lovettsville residents shouldn’t expect to dig much deeper into their pockets this coming year, with most taxes and rates proposed

2021-01-072021-01-06 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

Since last March, Loudouners have used their living room as movie theaters, downsizing their screens from 50 feet to 50

2021-01-062021-01-12 Patrick Szabo 3 Comments

With Democrats in control of the Virginia General Assembly the push for criminal justice reforms will continue during the upcoming

2021-01-022020-12-31 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

During a year when the county’s courts complex was largely closed to the public several months as part of the

2021-01-012020-12-31 Patrick Szabo 0 Comments

The nation’s political divide, which was exacerbated this year by the presidential election, was magnified in Lovettsville in 2020. Early

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The Town of Purcellville in 2020 avoided much of the controversy that has plagued it in recent years, but still