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Tomorrow: Prince William Community Fair

The Prince William County Police Department will host a community fair on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022, to celebrate the county’s diversity, embrace unity among the various communities in the county, and to showcase the many facets of police work in the county with displays, fun activities, appointments with a recruiter, pet adoptions and much more.

A host of Prince William County agencies will be on hand to register voters, sign up election officer volunteers, adopt a companion animal, complete a Child ID form for children’s safety, sign up to receive emergency alerts, learn about employment opportunities with the Police, Fire & Rescue and Public Safety Communications agencies.

The event is from noon to 4 p.m. at the Sean Connaughton Plaza, 1 County Complex Court in Woodbridge, at the county government center.

Residents are invited to attend the community fair, which also will feature displays from numerous county public-safety agencies and other County government organizations, community organizations, live music and food trucks. There will be performers available for photo opportunities and face painting for the young and the young-at-heart.

Background investigators and recruiters will be present to speak to anyone interested in a career as a police officer. Job applications will be accepted that day. The Department is committed to a diverse workforce and encourages all interested applicants to contact the Prince William County Police Personnel Bureau at 703-792-6580 or visit the Department’s recruiting website.

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The Woodbridge Rotary Club is holding
its 19th Annual Devaney-O’Hop Charity Golf Tournament at Old Hickory
Golf Course on June 16, 2023. 
Registration begins at 7:30 AM with a shotgun start at 8:30 AM.  This Captain’s Choice format event is to
raise funds for the various charities, both local and global, that the club
annually supports.  Locally, Woodbridge
Rotary supports ACTS, ARC of Greater Prince William and others.  On a global scale they support Rotary
International’s fight to end polio and disaster relief for ShelterBox (ShelterBox USA – Disaster relief NGO
provides emergency shelter
).

The tournament was created to honor
two past club presidents.  Both Joe Devaney and Bill O’Hop had among other things, 2
things in common.  They were each other’s best friends and they both loved
golf!  According to the tournament chair, Mark Worrilow, both were
longtime Rotarians and pillars of the community and club.  Mark stated that he is looking for golfers,
sponsors and donations of door prizes to be presented at the banquet following
the tournament.

If interested
please contact Mark Worrilow ([email protected]) or us the following link to sign up: https://Devaney-Ohop-19th.eventbrite.com.

Submit your own Community Post here.

The Woodbridge Rotary Club is holding
its 19th Annual Devaney-O’Hop Charity Golf Tournament at Old Hickory
Golf Course on June 16, 2023. 
Registration begins at 7:30 AM with a shotgun start at 8:30 AM.  This Captain’s Choice format event is to
raise funds for the various charities, both local and global, that the club
annually supports.  Locally, Woodbridge
Rotary supports ACTS, ARC of Greater Prince William and others.  On a global scale they support Rotary
International’s fight to end polio and disaster relief for ShelterBox (ShelterBox USA – Disaster relief NGO
provides emergency shelter
).

The tournament was created to honor
two past club presidents.  Both Joe Devaney and Bill O’Hop had among other things, 2
things in common.  They were each other’s best friends and they both loved
golf!  According to the tournament chair, Mark Worrilow, both were
longtime Rotarians and pillars of the community and club.  Mark stated that he is looking for golfers,
sponsors and donations of door prizes to be presented at the banquet following
the tournament.

If interested
please contact Mark Worrilow ([email protected]) or us the following link to sign up: https://Devaney-Ohop-19th.eventbrite.com.

Submit your own Community Post here.

Vendor Market & African Fashion Show

This day will be filled with activities, networking, shopping an evening of excellent fashion show.

Vendors will be available from 1pm to 8pm

Fashion Show 6pm to 8pm

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