On the evening of June 2, Prince William police went to a home on East Longview Drive in Woodbridge to investigate a domestic assault.
According to Prince William police, the victim – a 22-year old Woodbridge woman – told police that she and 31-year old Enner Barahona Sandoval were involved in a verbal fight when the incident escalated.
June 9th is Election Day and Prince William County has a “Hotly Contested”election between Tim Ciampaglio and Mark Dudenhefer in the Second District. This is one of the easiest decisions I have ever had to make in an election. Tim Ciampaglio has rolled out detailed plan after plan with a vision for where he wants to lead us. Mark Dudenhefer has done nothing but make false attacks and try to hide his tax and spend record. It is no wonder people call him “Duden-Hiker” for all the taxes he raised while in office. Did you know that when he represented Prince William and Stafford Counties, he not only voted for Virginia’s largest tax hike, but he also voted to raise three special taxes on Prince William County that he would not have to pay in Stafford. He made our sales tax higher, put a special property tax on us when we sell our homes, and put a special tax on our hotels. I will never vote for a person who believes it’s OK for me to pay a tax that he doesn’t pay.
Darrell English is running to become the next Stafford County Clerk of the Circuit Court. If he wins, he’ll replace Barbara Decatur whose held the job since 2001.
English faces two Primary Election challengers: Republicans Kathy Sterne and Jim Fry. Voters will head to the polls June 9 to select which Republican will move ahead to the November General Election.
This is Mark Dudenhefer’s third run for the Virginia House of Delegates for the 2nd District that includes eastern Prince William County and the northern portion of Stafford County.
Dudenehfer won the seat in 2011 after serving for five years on the Stafford County Board of Supervisors. He lost the seat to Michael Futrell in 2013.
Delegate Richard L. “Rich” Anderson has served in the General Assembly since 2009. He represents the 51st House District which encompasses most of Prince William County.
He is seeking reelection this year, so Potomac Local sent a candidate survey to Anderson to see why voters should reelect him to go back to Richmond.
This afternoon a car crashed into a home at 15100 Colder Lane in Woodbridge.
According to Prince William County police Public Information Officer Jon Perok, the car was not put into park and rolled down the hill, hitting the home.
To the Editor:
I’m voting for Jeremy McPike because I know he’s the strongest candidate, because I know he has the smartest policies, and because I know he’s the most effective leader running for State Senate. But that’s not the only reason I’m voting for Jeremy. I’m voting for Jeremy because I see in him the capability and passion necessary to protect and cultivate the community that I grew up in and the community that I love. Like Jeremy I was born and raised in Woodbridge and as a child of Ghanaian immigrants I was taught to realize how lucky I was to live in an area where I could grow and learn and dream far beyond what my parents could in their childhood.
On the morning of June 2, Prince William police responded to a call at a home on Sheffield Hill Way in Woodbridge, for a report about an armed burglary and abduction.
According to Prince William police, the caller – who was identified as Charles Lee – told officers that he went the home of his friend – 40-year old Shaquana Moore – and found her tied up and gagged.
On June 2, Prince William police responded to a McDonalds location on 4245 Dale Boulevard for a robbery.
According to Prince William police, an employee stated that an individual approached him on a break when standing outside the location, displaying a handgun.
Who wants to be a millionaire?
Nearly 2oo people in Woodbridge auditioned this morning to be on the game show of the same name. They lined up at 7 a.m. outside the old Toby Keith’s I love This Bar and Grill restaurant at Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center to participate in the audition.
