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Supervisors refuse to add ‘qualified immunity’ police protections to 2022 legislative agenda

By Uriah Kiser
Prince William County Brentsville District Supervisor Jeanine Lawson

A majority of Prince William County leaders voted against adding qualified immunity to its set of legislative priorities for 2022.

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Manassas reports clean election, disappointed with ‘souls to polls’ Sunday turnout

By Uriah Kiser

The Manassas Voter Registrar’s office wrapped up its 45-day election with a final presentation to the City Council.

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Metro extension to cost $30 billion, siphon $100 million from annual county budget to maintain, study shows

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A study that examined bringing extending Metro south from Springfield to Quantico is entering its final phase. 

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CRT questions dismissed during town hall at Prince William County schools headquarters

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Multiple attendees of a town hall meeting at the Prince William County Public Schools headquarters with questions about Critical Race Theory were turned away on Monday, November 15, 2021. [Photo: Uriah Kiser]

Residents hoping to ask questions about Critical Race Theory and its possible application in the classroom left disappointed Monday night.

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2 incoming Stafford County School Board members vow to repeal mask mandate

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Halstead & Siegmund

When they take their seats in January, two newly-elected Stafford County School Board members will work to repeal the division’s mask mandate.

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Wake Up: Double homicide arrest; IKEA turns 35, The Great Resignation

By Uriah Kiser

Good morning, everyone. It’s finally Friday, and here’s a look at what’s happening.

Double homicide arrest: Police captured a 20-year-old Woodbridge man in connection to the double homicide that occurred at a home located in the 14100 block of Renegade in Dale City.

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COVID rules, increased workload, staff shortages cause teacher burnout at area schools

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Teachers who work in local government school divisions across the region are reaching their limits.

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Customers on hook to cover cost of toxic coal ash removal, as leader asks for plan to transport material

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Andrea Bailey, Prince William County Potomac District Supervisor. [Photo: Uriah Kiser]

Following last week’s statewide election that saw voters choose not only a new governor but legislators in the House of Delegates, Prince William County Supervisor Andrea Bailey is once again talking about coal ash.

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