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  2. Remember to charge your cell phones and other electronic devices now. Make sure you have good batteries in flashlights and radios. The chance of losing power will grow in the next 24 hours.
  3. You can report power outages and receive outage-related info on your smart phone on www.dom.com. You can also report power outages by calling 1-866-DOM-HELP (1-866-366-4357)
  4. Hurricane Sandy is expected to reach Northern Virginia late this weekend, with heavy rains forecasted to start on Sunday. Gov. McDonnell has already declared a state of emergency. I encourage everyone to take the necessary steps to prepare. Please visit my website for more info on how to prepare for Hurricane Sandy.
    http://moran.house.gov/HurricanePreparedness
  5. In Case You Missed It: Malala Yousufzai, the young girl targeted by the Taliban for her advocacy for girls' education, has stood up for the first time since her attack. Read my column on this brave young woman here: http://www.fcnp.com/commentary/national/12798-morans-news-commentary-when-women-succeed-so-does-the-country.html
  6. Today marks the 40th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act. Since then, more than $85 billion in federal assistance has helped keep our drinking water clean and improve fresh water supplies. We have much to celebrate today, but without sustained investment in clean water infrastructure, these gains will be temporary.
    Photo: Today marks the 40th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act.	Since then, more than $85 billion in federal assistance has helped keep our drinking water clean and improve fresh water supplies. We have much to celebrate today, but without sustained investment in clean water infrastructure, these gains will be temporary.
  7. This morning I hosted a cybersecurity conference on the growing threats to our public and private sector networks. Thank you to our keynote speaker, Michael Locatis from DHS, and the government professionals who took questions and shared ways private industry and government can work together to face these challenges.
    Photo: This morning I hosted a cybersecurity conference on the growing threats to our public and private sector networks. Thank you to our keynote speaker, Michael Locatis from DHS, and the government professionals who took questions and shared ways private industry and government can work together to face these challenges.
  8. In Case You Missed It: Last month I was honored to present Sgt. Matthew Stubbs with the Combat Action Badge, earned during his service with the Army Reserves, stationed in Fallujah, Iraq. Read about Sgt. Stubbs' service and dedication as told by his wife, who is also a veteran: http://delray.patch.com/articles/combat-and-tomatoes

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