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Here’s a list of burglary incidents, and one robbery that Prince William police were called to this week.
More in a police press release:
MANASSAS, Va. — Several factors led to a hit and run in Manassas that sent a child to a hospital, police said.
Because the case is so complex, no charges were filed against the driver and the child has since been treated and released.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — The Stafford County School Board met with parents and community members on Oct. 29 to address their concerns about the FY2015 school budget, and ask parents for their feedback.
“This is your opportunity to talk about what you feel is the important things within our budget,” said Stephanie Johnson, Board member in the Aquia district.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A driver whose SUV was hit and subsequently overturned climbed out of his crashed car.
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STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — A woman was released from jail on bond to have an abortion authorities said. When she was supposed to reappear in court Oct. 3 she was not where to be found.
The suspect was released from the Rappahannock Regional Jail in Stafford County.
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. – The power is out at Swanns Creek Elementary School.
Students today will be fed boxed lunches.
DALE CITY, Va. — Richard Anderson will keep his seat representing the 51st House District that encompasses much of Prince William County. But he says it comes at a high price: a loss of civility in Virginia politics that “dates back to Thomas Jefferson.”
The Republican beat out his challenger, Democrat Reed Heedleston, by eight points on Tuesday. He was first elected to the office in 2009 and ran unopposed in 2011.
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — Michael Futrell will hold his first political office come January.
He unseated Republican Incumbent Mark Dudenhefer on Tuesday night and will be come the next man to represent Virginia’s 2nd House District. Futrell beat his opponent with a narrow 1.4% win.