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Over 8,000 plants to be planted Tuesday, Sept. 29
Why: Pollinator habitat is dwindling, and so are pollinators. We rely heavily on pollinators for our food production in the U.S. and recreating habitat for these animals and insects is a way we can assist in bringing back some of the most threatened, like the Monarch Butterfly.
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The Prince William County Safe Schools Advisory Council held their first meeting of the 2015-2016 school year on Monday Sept 14.
In accordance with the bylaws they voted to select a new chair and vice chair.
Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-10th) today announced an October 1 deadline for students interested in applying for a nomination by the 10th District Service Academy Advisory Board to one of the nation’s military academies for the Class of 2020.
Students seeking a nomination have until 5 p.m. on Thursday, October 1 to have an application into Comstock’s office in Sterling.
Go to Students headed to military academies: Want a nomination from Rep. Barbara Comstock?
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Tom Lemming, who is a nationally recognized high school football scout, was in Virginia last Saturday. “The Lemming Report” is an annual magazine featuring the best high school football players in the area.
Daniel Horne from C.D. Hylton High School (#63 in the photo) was one of the players invited to participate.
Paul J. Waldowski is running for the vacant Rock Hill Supervisor position as an Independent on Tuesday, November 3, 2015.
As a 25-year Stafford County resident, Waldowski, whose campaign centers on affordable broadband for all Rock Hill residents, education accountability, plus water and sewer infrastructure modernization brings a fresh 21st century, leadership outlook to the decision making process to the board if elected.
