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Permit records show plans for two single-family homes there on a property tied to Arlington builder BCN Homes.

And in Ballston, the takeout spot Sushi 2 Go has closed and is being rebranded as Wasa B.

New operator Sung Lee told ARL Now he's renovating near the Ballston metro station while awaiting a county permit.

Wasa B already has a liquor license, and its online menu lists sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, and hot noodles.

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all i can think of off the top of my head There's one in Montclair right by me that's just downright scary, like traffic going both ways, even though the pathway is too narrow for traffic going both ways.

Another one that I think is kind of insane that's weird because it's newer is at the Capitals Practice facility that's also a shopping mall in Ballston, Virginia.

It has a big winding ramp all the way down, which I think one of the casinos in AC does too.

But it's really tight and totally blind, and there's a sign that's like, just be honking your horn the whole way down so people know that you're coming.

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A man is fighting for his life after being hit by a metro train at Virginia Square.

Initial reports suggest he fell onto the track shortly before noon.

The Arlington County Fire Department says he was freed from under a rail car and rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Party chair Matthew Hurt urged members to take on more get-out-the-vote work, saying somebody has to step up.

Ballston's Bagel Boom has a third arrival.

Pop-Up Bagels plans a grand opening next Friday, November 6th, on Wilson Boulevard between the new Call Your Mother and Bagel Uprising.

The Connecticut-based chain sells whole bagels by the bag with schmear for dipping instead of spreading.

Yeah.

They're coming to sit down and have a conversation with Angie over in Ballston of Virginia.

And they're asking, she's like, what deal breakers do you have? And he's like, I need you to chill out on that spending.

How about that? I said, oh, I could see that being a thing that got in between them before.

Two Arlington spots made the Washington Post readers list of the region's 10 best sports bars.

Ireland's Four Courts in Courthouse at number three and First Down in Ballston at number four.

They were the only Virginia bars on the list.

Readers singled out First Down's Wings.

Speakers urged older residents to advocate for themselves.

Two men accused of stabbing a towing company employee in Ballston will stay behind bars.

Police say the pair threw rocks at advanced towing last week, then attacked an employee who confronted them, stabbing him twice with a box cutter.

He was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Wait a second! Well, we'll have to wait and see what Jason Service and the rest of the staff have in store this week for the head coach's fourth annual Halloween party.

On the costume beat at practice today in Ballston, Rachel, back to you.

Thanks, John.

That was sublime.