Shots were fired near a Metz Middle and Osbourn High schools on Tuesday.
Here’s an unedited report from Manassas police:
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Author: Potomac Local News
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School Board Approves Stone Haven Proffered Site for Bristow High School — The Prince William County School Board supported the community of Stone Haven in Bristow based on the new proffers that would provide land on which to build the 13th high school. [Bristow Beat]
Lorton landfill may not shut down by 2018 — Nick Firth is the president of the South County Federation of Homeowner Groups, and says that neighbors are outraged by the proposal to extend the life of the landfill. [WJLA-TV]
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On May 12, 2014, Malinda Smith Goodwyn, a resident of Lake Ridge, Virginia, died peacefully in her sleep with her husband and daughter by her side. Malinda was born on June 30, 1951. She spent most of her life in Alexandria, Virginia where she graduated from Fort Hunt High School. She went on to receive a bachelor’s degree from Wittenberg University and a master’s degree from The University of Virginia. She spent her entire career as a special education teacher and department coordinator in service to the students of Prince William County Schools. She began her career at Kilby Elementary School. She then taught at Rippon Middle School and later at Lake Ridge Middle School, where she worked for 17 years. Malinda inspired generations of students and fellow teachers before retiring in 2006. She had a true gift for teaching and making meaningful connections with students, especially those who needed her the most.
Malinda spent many hours in the company of devoted friends who enjoyed her sense of humor and compassionate spirit. Her loved ones remember her captivating smile and contagious laugh, which warmed the hearts of those around her. She demonstrated unselfish, loyal devotion to her friends and family who will long remember her generosity. Malinda was an accomplished home cook, avid reader, and a dedicated supporter of local charitable organizations. Her compassion for others was inspirational.
STAFFORD, Va. — Get ready to pay more to use a Stafford County park.
The county’s Board of Supervisors voted to raise park fees for the first time since 2009. The higher fees are expected to net $160,000 in new revenue for the county.
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Each year, millions of empty toner and inkjet cartridges used in laser printers are thrown in the trash, destined for landfills and incinerators. Rather than simply throwing away your empty cartridges, donate them to the Lake Jackson/Mid-County Lions Club.
We have collection boxes located at 50 locations in Prince William County. Eyeglasses that are collected from donation boxes are cleaned and sanitized.
Storms slammed into North Stafford area Tuesday night lighting up the skies and bringing drenching rains.
At 9:09 p.m., a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the eastern portion of Stafford County. However, dark skies formed over the area about an hour and a half prior to the first warning.
Prince William police are investigating a series of robberies.
Here’s unedited information released today by police about the latest incidents:
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Those who will plan to bike to work, a fun-filled day in Nokesville, and a fun lesson in learning how to cook for date night top this week’s top events from the Potomac Local Events Calendar.
Bike to Work Day, Friday, 7 to 10 a.m.
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