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Squirrel causes power outage in Manassas

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The City of Manassas experienced a brief power outage on Monday morning affecting 493 customers.

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Fredericksburg streets filled with 700 protestors on Sunday

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Around 700 protestors marched through downtown Fredericksburg on Sunday afternoon in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

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70 years later, Fredericksburg marches the path 1950 grads took

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Marchers in Fredericksburg walked the path from the Dorothy Hart Community Center to Shiloh Baptist Church, commemorating the Walker Grant High School graduating class of 1950. 

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Landfill says glass recycling is key to building new cell

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Several big projects are in the work for the landfill through the Rappahannock Regional Solid Waste Management Board (R-Board) including a new landfill cell, glass recycling program, and wheel wash system.

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William Street, Blue Gray Parkway to get new pavement

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Fredericksburg City Hall

The Fredericksburg City Council just approved a $545,000 plan to fix up the asphalt and pave over sections of William Street and Blue and Gray Parkway.

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Fredericksburg aims to slash $8 million from budget

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Fredericksburg City Hall [Photo: Fredericksburg Va. Government Facebook page]

On May 26, the Fredericksburg City Council held a public hearing to discuss proposed revisions to their budget for the fiscal year 2021. 

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Wearing a face mask is now mandatory, Northam orders

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Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced is his coronavirus briefing on Tuesday, May 26 briefing that on Friday, May 29 all Virginians will be required to wear masks. 

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Glazed and confused: Cops called to shut down Krispy Kreme giveaway

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Stafford cancels July 4 fireworks due to budget cuts, coronavirus

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Stafford's courthouse complex off U.S. 1 is expanding to include a new building. Photo: Mary Davidson

The Stafford County Board of Supervisors decided to cancel the July 4 firework celebration this year due to budgeting cuts and social distance guidelines.

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