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Annual Business Recycling Reports Due February 28

By Chris LeCompte

Businesses in Prince William County are reminded to complete and file an annual recycling report with the Department of Public Works by February 28, 2013.

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Ellington Leaving Post at Leadership Prince William

By Potomac Local News
Kathy Ellington

The woman described as the “heart and soul” of Leadership Prince William is moving on.

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Milde Wants Action on Idle Aquia Town Center Project

By Potomac Local News
A Regal Cinemas is one of the last buildings standing in what used to be a busy Aquia Town Center shopping destination in North Stafford. Six years ago, the property’s owner began demolishing portions of a strip mall to make way for new businesses and apartment buildings yet to be built. [Photo: Mary Davidson / Potomac Local News]

The big pile of rubble that has been sitting at Town Center at Aquia for six or seven years now is beginning to get on peoples’ nerves.

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Prince William Region Leaders Plan Business Session

By Potomac Local News
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Elected and business leaders plan a panel discussion on the state of business in Prince William County.

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Stafford Rethinking Where Development Will Go

By Potomac Local News
Several long utility pipes like this one lay on the ground unused at the Aquia Town Center in North Stafford. The shopping center has been undergoing renovations for the past five years. [Photo: Mary Davidson / Potomac Local News]

Planners in Stafford County don’t like to use the word “urban” in their comprehensive development plan, and instead want to replace it with “targeted.”

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Prince William Chamber Members Meet Richmond Legislators

By Potomac Local News
Prince William Chamber members meet with Virginia Senator Chuck Colgan, D-29, Prince William, Manassas. [Submitted photo]

With interactive exhibits, workshops, a keynote address by Virginia Delegate Rich Anderson, and of course, robots, last week’s Innovations Science & Tech Expo offered something for everyone.

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Fredericksburg’s Free Lance-Star Erects Paywall on Websites

By Potomac Local News
Frederickburg’s Free Lance-Star newspaper launched a new web application, freelancestar.com, to deliver optimized content to tablet PCs and mobile devices.

Starting today, Fredericksburg’s Free Lance-Star will start charging for its web products – Fredericksburg.com and a new, just launched magazine tablet application.

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Virginia Commerce Bank Acquired

By Potomac Local News
Virginia Commerce Bank on U.S. 1 in Woodbridge. [Photo; Uriah Kiser/ Potomac Local News]

A locally-owned Virginia bank will be purchased by United Bankshares, Inc. of Charleston, W.Va.

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Stafford Ponders Boat Tax Elimination

By Potomac Local News
Boats are docked at Prince William Marina near Occoquan – one of the busiest pleasure boating marinas in the nation. [Photo: Prince William Marina]

One thing is clear: Stafford County officials no longer want to tax pleasure boaters.

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