Georgetown South is hosting its largest ever event. It is a combination Community Clean up, Carnival, Food Fair, Yard Sale and Resource Center.
We are doing this to help the children of a woman named Reyna Torres Alatriste. She has incurable cancer and only six to eight months to live.
Less than a month to go and what should a candidate be most concerned about? Getting out to meet as much of the public as possible? Leaving literature when you go door-to-door and no one is home? Where to place my campaign signs so they are not removed or damaged? Many of these concerns headline my campaign, but the Number 1 concern is – How can I ensure that the voters know who I am and what I am all about.
My name is Joseph George, a resident within the Neabsco District, and I wanted to introduce myself to the public. I am a husband of almost 15 years and a father of three wonderful daughters that are currently in their last year of their particular schools (Woodbridge Senior High School, Woodbridge Middle School, and Minnieville Elementary).
Client families at the House of Mercy have a common prayer this Christmas; that they are restored financially.
In an effort to assist clients move toward this, House of Mercy is again presenting the “Christmas with Mercy” program. In its fifth year, individuals and community organizations are invited to provide gifts for the children of qualified families receiving aid from the House of Mercy (HOM).
A variety of free classes created to help people learn information crucial to success in the world are available at House of Mercy (HOM).
House of Mercy believes that community usually equals opportunity, so HOM is working to ensure that low income and under resourced residents of the Manassas area have access to classes that can help them succeed.
House of Mercy is offering a “Grow Your Garden” class for people who are fed up with the skyrocketing price of fresh produce.
Many people think growing their own food is difficult. But by using a few practical skills, it is possible to plant a garden that helps provide your own fresh vegetables.
At 18, I don’t understand the complexities of politics. It seems to me that a profession that should require the best of man, attracts the worst qualities in man, power hungry, egotistical, selfish.
They call themselves leaders but they use words that divide us. It doesn’t make sense, so why should we be engaged and pay attention?
Serving the Woodbridge Magisterial District as your full-time Supervisor for the last eight years has been a privilege and an honor.
I am thankful for the opportunity that the residents of eastern Woodbridge have given me and I never take for granted the awesome responsibility that is public service. During my time in office, we have accomplished great things together: widening Route 1 to improve safety and reduce travel times; building new schools and classrooms and hiring new teachers to help reduce overcrowded classrooms; and pushing for smart development like Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center while also investing in a new network of sidewalks, bike paths and walking trails.
Manassas City Public Schools have a new way to communicating with parents.
The school division launched a new mobile application that is billed as an all-in-one, go-to source for information about Manassas schools. The school division states the app can be used by parents, teachers, and students.
An 11-year-old boy died in a dirt bike accident on Sunday.
Crash – Fatality – On October 11th at 1:27PM, investigators from the Crash Investigation Unit responded to the 8400 block of Cabin Branch Ct in Manassas (20111) to investigate a crash involving a dirt bike.
Stafford County’s Rappahannock Regional Landfill will be enlarged by about an acre because of problems with groundwater.
County documents state Dichloroethane, an agent known to cause cancer, was found “in concentrations exceeding the permitted groundwater protection standards [GPS] in monitoring well MW-B, which is located on the western boundary of the property.”
