Tenants at the Manassas Mall will are getting some relief when it comes to their monthly rent payments.
From April to May, the retail landlord will give a 60% to 70% rent discount for tenants. Tenants will have to pay their share of the common area maintenance charges and property taxes. Owners of the mall, Out of the Box Ventures will pay out of pocket to cover the remaining cost of the rents.
Manassas Park will be using a combination of payment from the sale of land, proffers, and tax revenue to offset costs for the new downtown development project.
The city is making plans to develop a large area of land between Manassas Drive and the Virginia Express Railway (VRE) station in the hopes that it will gain more revenue by attracting both new residents and consumers to the area.
Stephen Vincent Pearce was born on May 10, 1970 and passed away on April 19, 2020. Stephen was a resident of Leesburg, Virginia.
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Robin Inez Richards was born on August 24, 1958 and passed away on April 19, 2020. Robin was a resident of Manassas, Virginia.
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Residents will get a chance to comment on Stafford County’s proposed property tax increase at a live broadcasted public hearing on April 21 at 7 p.m.
At this meeting, the Board of Supervisors will adopt a budget for the Fiscal Year 2021, which begins July 1.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Friday eased restrictions on healthcare providers and volunteers as the officials continue to fight the continued rise of coronavirus cases in the state.
“While we are seeing promising signs in our ongoing fight against COVID-19, we must continue to prepare for all scenarios, and that includes making sure we have to the necessary staff to confront a potential medical surge,” said Governor Northam. “This pandemic is placing extraordinary demands on our doctors, nurses, and nurse practitioners, and these policies will enable us to expand our health care workforce so more trained medical professionals can step in and help.”
Multiple drivers who parked in the area of Adventure Brewing Company had catalytic converters stolen.
The Stafford sheriff’s office reports the incidents happened at:
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There are still no removal plans for the slave auction block located on the corner of William and Charles in Downtown Fredericksburg.
This auction block was the cause of widespread debate in the community, but in July of 2019, the City Council decided that the block would be relocated to the Fredericksburg Area Museum. The costs associated with moving the stone were anticipated to be $30,000.
