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Dead Man to ‘Testify’ at Justin Wolfe Re-Trial

In a lengthy pre-trial hearing Tuesday, Judge Mary Grace O’Brien sorted through what would be admissible in the re-trial of Justin Michael Wolfe for the murder of Daniel Robert Petrole Jr. [Patch]

Germanna Community College to reopen quake-damaged building

Germanna Community College plans to reopen a building damaged by last year’s earthquake in January. [AP/WTOP]

3 airlines seek flights at DC’s National Airport

Three airlines are offering competing proposals to add flights at Washington’s Reagan National Airport after Spirit Airlines moved its flight operations to Baltimore. [WTOP]

‘Wealthy’ Benefactor Could Save Prescott House

In a genteel move that seemed right out of a movie, a wealthy, unnamed benefactor has apparently swept in to save a condemned and abandoned historic Manassas home from possible destruction. [PATCH]

Mason officials address student concerns about mold in dorms

On Dec. 5, university officials met with students to discuss concerns about heightened levels of mold in the Commonwealth and Dominion dormitories. [CONNECT TO MASON]

McDonnell Putting Together Half-Billion Dollar Transportation Plan

Driving in northern Virginia can be frustrating, with daily commutes stretching for hours for some people. Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says he is putting together a half-billion dollar plan to fund better roads, rails, transit and bridges. [NBC WASHINGTON]

Inauguration Plans Taking Shape

The 57th Presidential Inauguration is still more than a month away, but plans for the big event are already taking shape. News4 transportation reporter Adam Tuss reports. [NBC WASHINGTON]

Base theater goes digital, three dimensional

The Little Hall Theater raised its rates Dec. 6 to support its new digital and 3-D capabilities. [QUANTICO SENTRY]

Stafford schools lack bus drivers

Stafford County is so short of school bus drivers that the division has begun sending some buses on double runs and packing children into every available seat, schools spokeswoman Valerie Cottongim said Thursday. [FREDERICKSBURG.COM]