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Leigh Goessl

Digital Journalist based in Northern Virginia, U.S., United States. Joined on Sep 10, 2011
Expertise in Jobs, Social media, Internet, Education, General business news & info,   see all» Technology, Careers & workplace
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Op-Ed: Connecticut Senate passes GMO labeling laws, House adds hurdles

Connecticut is the most recent state in the U.S. seeking to require companies producing foods made with genetically modified organisms to carry labels. This week the state Senate approved a bill that would pass such a law. The House had other ideas.

Archaeologists find thousands of ancient cave paintings in Mexico

Burgos - A group of archaeologists in Mexico found close to 5,000 ancient cave paintings in an unexpected location. The paintings were discovered in the north-eastern city of Burgos.

Police trying to identify human remains found near NY outlet mall

Central Valley - Police in one of the counties north of New York City are asking for the public's help in identifying human remains that were found approximately a month ago near a popular shopping outlet mall.

Are electric cars on the horizon? Charging stations crop up in US Special

Centreville - Electric and hybrid cars have been explored as an alternative to gas-fueled cars, but they haven't really become a viable option to date. However, is this going to change? eVgo stands, which are electrical charging stations, are cropping up in the U.S.

Sinkhole opens up and disrupts D.C. traffic during rush hour

Washington - A sinkhole opened up on an intersection in downtown Washington, D.C. on Tuesday. The streets around the sinkhole were closed and this caused problems during rush hour.

Stone House lives to tell the tale of two U.S. Civil War battles Special

Manassas - The Stone House in Manassas, Virginia stands on the fields where two major Civil War battles took place. Today the property is open to the public.

Scientists explain how the brain 'rewires' itself after injury

A team of scientists say they have discovered the exact areas in the brain that take over when a brain injury occurs. These findings may lead to new treatments for several health issues.

Op-Ed: Videos of MLB pitchers playing catch with young fans go viral

Los Angeles - Two videos of Major League Baseball pitchers playing catch with young fans in the stands have gone viral. The videos were both taken at this week's series between the Dodgers and the Nationals.

Alert level raised on Popocatépetl volcano as activity increases

Puebla - Mexico's Popocatépetl volcano has been making much noise over the past few weeks. After noting increased activity, Mexican authorities raised the region's alert level to a yellow phase 3. Media reports speak of possible evacuation.

Several hikers stung over 100 times each in Arizona bee attack

Several hikers, including a 6-year-old boy, suffered hundreds of bee stings on an Arizona hiking trail. According to local officials, three people were hospitalized.

Suspected bomb at N.J. thrift shop was not an explosive

Clifton - Authorities shut down several blocks surrounding a Northern New Jersey store while they detonated a suspected explosive device found in some second hand merchandise. In the end, it was believed the device was a movie prop.

Whole Foods Market sees healthy boost in profits in 2013

Whole Foods Market reported its financial results for its second quarter. The company said sales and profits have been increasing this year.

Popocatépetl volcano seeing heightened activity, ash spews

Puebla - The Popocatépetl volcano is spewing ash after a series of ongoing eruptions. Reportedly, several cities are covered in ash in the Mexico state of Puebla.

U.K. mom gives birth to two sets of identical twins

A new mother in the United Kingdom recently gave birth to two sets of identical twins. The four babies were born on March 30, 2013.

In photos ─ Observing the First Amendment in Washington, D.C. Special

Washington - At a time where many feel some freedoms are being eroded in American society, First Amendment rights are still valued. This is evident in Washington, D.C., as at any given time, numerous people can be observed expressing themselves on a variety of issues.

Burnside Farms' Festival of Tulips boasts colors and beauty Special

Haymarket - Burnside Farms, of Haymarket, Virginia is currently holding its tulip festival. On Saturday, many families came out to enjoy the scenery and pick some flowers to take home.

Last pieces of spire to be raised on One World Trade Center today Special

New York - Today One World Trade Center is about to reach a new milestone. As the final pieces of the building's spire are hoisted, it will make the new building the tallest one in the Western Hemisphere.

Fairfax, Va. celebrates a cleaner environment at SpringFest 2013 Special

Lorton - On Saturday, Fairfax County held its SpringFest 2013. The annual event celebrates Earth Day, Arbor Day, and a cleaner environment.

50 million customers affected in LivingSocial cyberattack

Washington - Popular daily deals website LivingSocial announced a massive cyberattack on its database. It is estimated 50 million customers across the globe are affected.

Disney announces 24-hour opening to kick off 'Monster' summer

Disney has announced that for the second year in a row it will open for one day and one night for 24 hours. The promotion is to kick off summer and also promote its soon-to-be-released "Monsters University!" film.
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