By Uriah Kiser
Stafford, Va. – With his family and closest friends surrounding him at his home in Stafford, Mark Dudenhefer accepted his new job as Virginia Delegate to represent the newly shifted 2nd House District in Prince William and Stafford counties.
By KJ Mushung
Residents at a home on Pewter Lane, behind the shopping center on Va. 610 in North Stafford, said they left their home early in the afternoon Sunday. They didn’t turn on any lights before they left, but when they got home just before 10 p.m. lights were on and items like a computer and other electronics, computer games, bottles of alcohol were all missing, said Stafford sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy.
In addition to missing items, other possessions were strewn about the floor and a bedroom window had been opened, he added.
A woman told police three men were in her neighborhood on Hope Road in Stafford about 1:15 p.m. Saturday and offered to repave her driveway. The woman initially said no but the men then drastically dropped the price of their services and went to work, said Stafford sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy.
When the woman’s son showed up he began to ask questions, said Kennedy. The men were unable to provide ID or a business card, and when the son asked the men why they were using millings – a cheaper form of gravel – on the driveway they stopped working, said “Merry Christmas,” and fled, said Kennedy.
Dale City, Va. — It appears a Lake Ridge man took the phrase better late than never to heart.
Scott Bell on the eve of the 2011 General Election announced he would be a write-in candidate in the race for Neabsco District Supervisor, representing a portion of Dale City and eastern Prince William County.
By Uriah Kiser
Dumfries, Va. – As much as he was fired up lately about a foul stench coming from a landfill, he was equally as excited about a new park and coming street scape improvements on Dumfries’ Main Street.
Welcome to PotomacLocal.com’s 2011 Voter Guide. Here we not only show you who is running in the district you live in but we’ll connect you to each candidate’s website so you can see where they stand on the issues. The candidates running for office within Virginia’s Potomac Communities in Dumfries, eastern Prince William County and in North Stafford, are listed below.
Polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday and close at 7 p.m.Click here to find out where to vote.
After the decennial redistricting process was completed earlier this year, some polling places in Prince William and Stafford counties changed.
Click here to find out where you are supposed to cast your ballot. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
By Stephanie Tipple
For PotomacLocal.com
Two authors from Prince William County have made waves in the steampunk genre with their latest book, Phoenix Rising: A Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel.
