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Author: Potomac Local News
MANASSAS, Va. — Someone broke into Wireless Jungle in Manassas.
Here’s more in a Manassas police report:
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — A new documentary film features the story of the first Prince William County police officer killed in the line of duty.
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Police in Prince William County have asked for your helping in finding an man who robbed a bank in Nokesville on Thursday.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — One of the largest employers of youth in Prince William County will hold their annual summer job fair today.
The Potomac Nationals will open the gates of Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge from 4 to 8 p.m. to greet and interview applicants. The job fair was organdy going to span both Wednesday and today, but it was rescheduled to take place only today due to winter weather.
Prince William County Schools Superintendent Steven Walts proposed adding three days to the end of the 2013-14 school year to make up for the 12 missed days of schools and the five 2-hour delays due to weather.
Brentsville Supervisor Wally Covington III (R) is expected to leave his position if he receives a judicial appointment from the Virginia General Assembly (GA).
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STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — How much of Stafford’s history do you have sitting around your house?
Those who hope to one day build a museum in the county that would feature treasures and artifacts that help tell the story of the county’s 350-year history want to know.
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STAFFORD, Va. — Dr. Lewis Brown of the Brown Foundation agreed to provide items for Stafford Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities to display in honor of Black History Month. The items are memorabilia from African-Americans who played roles in Stafford’s History.
Opposites attract in Haymarket council race — Two town council members are seeking re-election in the Town of Haymarket. [Northern Virginia Times]
Sequestration over, FBI scrambles to fill new agent classes at Quantico — Having survived weeks of behind-the-scenes scheming, an obscure textbook bill that elicited threats from Japan and drew busloads of Korean activists to the Capitol was headed Wednesday to Gov. Terry McAuliffe for his signature. [Washington Post]