From the Virginia Department of Transportation:
Route 608 (Brooke Road) in Stafford County has re-opened to traffic near John Roberts Lane.
Author: Potomac Local News
MANASSAS — Police said they found a woman inside a home who died of stab wounds, and that the person who called 911 is the one who killed her.
From Prince William police:
STAFFORD — There’s a new face on Stafford County’s three-person Electoral Board.
From the Stafford County Democratic Committee:
From a press release:
Residents in the county are entering the clean-up phase of the recovery from the sudden storm on Sunday, August 12, 2018, and on the heels of record rainfall in the area over the summer. Below is information designed to assist in that recovery:
A tree fell into a home in Woodbridge.
Fire and rescue crews were called to Celtic Lane in Woodbridge, just off Springs Road about 4 p.m. Monday.
From Prince William police:
Murder Investigation *VICTIM IDENTIFIED – Detectives from the Homicide Unit confirmed the identity of the victim killed at a residence located in the 8900 block of Rugby Rd in Manassas on August 10. The accused, identified as Dale Andrew WOLFE, has been arrested in connection to the death which stemmed from an altercation inside the residence. The accused and the victim were known to one another.
From an email:
Eustace Road in Stafford County has re-opened to through traffic between Northampton Boulevard and Legal Court.
From an email:
The Rappahannock Regional Solid Waste Management Board (R-Board) will temporarily waive fees for the disposal of yard debris from residents through August 26, 2018, at the Regional Landfill at Eskimo Hill. The Stafford and Fredericksburg area served by the Regional Landfill has received excessive rainfall this summer, resulting in extremely saturated soil. The wet ground, coupled with an unusually high number of violent thunderstorms with high winds has caused many trees and limbs to fall, and the R-Board wants to assist residents with clean-up activities. The waiver applies only to the disposal by residents, not commercial firms, and is only in effect at the Eskimo Hill site.
We’re getting a tour of the poultry barn at the Prince William County Fair on this episode of the Potomac Local Live Podcast.
Find out what goes into judging the best bird in Prince William County. There’s a lot more to it than you think.
Do you live in the Brentsville District? If so, you don’t want to miss this FREE offer and event on Saturday, August 22, 2018!
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