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LAKE RIDGE, Va. — The annual Homecoming Parade for Woodbridge Senior High School will begin earlier this year.

In a statement from Prince William Occoquan District Supervisor Mike May, the school will begin lining up the parade floats and cars about 4 p.m. Friday Oct. 12, but the parade will begin a bit earlier this year to avoid impacting the height of the afternoon rush on Old Bridge Road.


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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Signs warning of potential traffic delays are posted near the Prince William County Government Center in Woodbridge.

They’re there to warn drivers to expect delays Friday as President Barack Obama and his motorcade descends onto on Richard G. Pfitzner Stadium – home of the Potomac Nationals minor league baseball team – for a political campaign rally.


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LAKE RIDGE, Va. — Despite rumors, Virginia transportation officials did not order a stop to the annual Woodbridge Senior High School Homecoming Parade.

The community event draws a large crowd of students, school staff, and neighbors in the Lake Ridge area, but it can also mean traffic headaches for drivers using a portion of the parade route on and around Old Bridge Road – a popular commuter thoroughfare.


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By VERN McHARGUE

WOODBRIGDE, Va. – It’s true that the good Dr. Benjamin Franklin favored the turkey over the Bald Eagle as the national bird for the United States. But the residents of Dawson Landing, where the American Bald Eagle soars, are glad he didn’t get his choice of national bird.


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The club is having a “reunion” and ribbon-cutting ceremony tonight. It’s going to be a great event with all the alumni who attended the club over the years will be in attendance.

The Boys & Girls Clubs have strong ties with their former members from the past. They are the ones who built the foundation for the young people who are members today.


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