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Maj. Shawn Kimmitz says deputies know “it” is happening.
In fact, we’ve reported on “it” just last year when the Stafford County Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance making it illegal for massage parlors from performing “happy endings.”
Stafford leaders are ringing alarm bells as work is underway to improve the intersection of Interstate 95 at Route 17.
The bridge that carries northbound traffic on the collector-distributor lane, providing drivers access to the exit ramps for Route 17, will continue to have a low clearance.
School Board members blame the efforts to fund the deal, which would have removed the majority of trailer classrooms, on the Board of County Supervisors.
“It’ just seems like there is no desire on the part of the Board of Supervisors to take action on this,” said Woodbridge District School Board member Loree Williams, who also sits on the Joint Schools Working Committee that has been discussing this issue.
Just across the street from one mega gas station, there could soon be another one.
Wawa has cleared a hurdle with the Stafford County Planning Commission, which recommended approval for a proffer amendment and conditional use permit that would clear the way for a third Wawa gas station on Garrisonville Road in North Stafford.
Here at Potomac Local, this is our big election year.
It’s a year when every seat on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors is up for grabs, as well as key seats on the county School Board.
In fact, he said “progressive” at least seven times duing a candidate forum in Manassas.
“In the past 50 years, we’ve focused more on criminals and less on justice,” said King.
The Republican paid a private firm to delete offensive tweets. [The Washington Post]
“You won’t hear any disagreement about that from any of us,” said State Senator Scott Surovell (D, 36 — Fairfax, Stafford, Woodbridge).
Town residents sounded off Tuesday in front of the Planning Commission about the proposed Mill at Occoquan.
At five-stories tall, the new building would be the tallest in town.
The Virginia Railway Operations Board discussed the proposed name change in its closed session meeting Friday, September 20 in Woodbridge.
The Broad Run-Airport Station at the end of the Manassas VRE line would be renamed Manassas Airport Station if the name change is approved.
The state is investing, and the VRE CEO Doug Allen is excited about plans for a rebuilt Potomac River crossing.
At a VRE Operations Board meeting Friday in Woodbridge, DRPT Director Jennifer Mitchell used those words, “huge” and “transformational” to describe a $1.9 billion project to build a new Long Bridge across the Potomac River.
