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Lateef’s foreclosure an issue in the campaign
Should it matter that a political candidate fell on hard financial times one year before he announced his election bid? Questions have arisen by two men running against the Democratic Prince William Board of Supervisors Chairman challenger, Babur Lateef, and his ability to effectively lead though he lost his house last year to foreclosure, reports Woodbridge Patch.

Gas prices creep back up
Just as we thought gas prices were on the way down, they creep back up again in portions of Stafford County, reports Fredericksburg.com.

Senator Warner wants to know if you’re a U.S. citizen
Senator Mark Warner will speak today in south Stafford, but in order to get in to the lunchtime event you had to register by Wednesday afternoon –– and provide proof of U.S. citizenship, reports Fredericksburg.com.

Bed bugs strike back
There’s a big problem with bed bugs in Fairfax County, but there is some hope for a senior at George Mason University who wants them gone, reports NBCWashington.com.

More food choices coming to George Mason
Do you have a liking for Panda Express? If you’re at George Mason University, you’re in luck.