Repeal of ‘Kings Dominion law’ fails again
WTOP.com reports Don’t change your vacation plans. There will be no big change in school calendars in Virginia.
Woodbridge mobile home park owner asks court to allow rebuilding
The Washington Post reports The owner of a Woodbridge mobile home park that was inundated during flooding last year is asking a Prince William County Circuit Court to allow mobile homes to be rebuilt before the court considers a pending lawsuit.
Stafford growth led by BRAC, hospital
Frederickburg.com reports The Fredericksburg region added about 2,200 jobs during the economic downturn, but not all sectors and localities fared equally.
Oyster roast to benefit 5-year-old battling rare form of cancer
Staffordcountysun.com reports This Saturday, a 28th Annual Oyster Roast will be held at White Oak Equipment in Stafford. This year, the event will benefit a 5-year-old Stafford boy who has been battling a rare form of pediatric cancer.
Principi Requests Joint Meeting for School Budget
Patch.com reports Woodbridge District Supervisor Frank J. Principi (D) has asked for a joint work session between thePrince William County School Board and the Board of Supervisors prior to adoption of the Schoo lbudget on March 21.
City drops push for slavery museum liquidation
Fredericksburg.com reports Fredericksburg’s lawyer agreed Wednesday to withdraw his motions to appoint an examiner or move the U.S. National Slavery Museum’s case to liquidation.
Houck Could Run For Lieutenant Governor
Patch.com reports Former senator Edd Houck did not rule out a run for lieutenant governor when he was asked about it this week.
