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The owners of Aquia Town Center are working with Stafford County officials on a plan to fix nagging stormwater issues at the site of the old shopping center, despite a county-imposed deadline coming and going.
It’s still the hope of the property owners, Mosaic Realty Partners of Baltimore, and Stafford County leaders that, despite years of the site sitting dormant, something may be built to replace the once-thriving strip mall.
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It might be the only place in the region aiming to reduce the number of lanes on a street.
Under a plan to remake South Grant Avenue, the street will be reduced from four lanes to two lanes, with right and left-turn lanes in certain sections between Lee Avenue and Wellington Road. If built, the new conditions would match what already exists on North Grant Avenue, between Lee Avenue and Sudley Road.
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There will be something sweet coming to our area in the effort to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment in Virginia.
Free ice cream will be distributed as part of the #ISceamForEquality ice cream tour, where an ice cream truck will be traveling across Virginia between now and Election Day, November 5.
FREDERICKSBURG — A new gate and cashless pay station will be installed in Fredericksburg’s public parking garage on Sophia Street between Sept. 3 and 12.
The current pay stations will no longer be accepting cash payments as of Aug. 30.
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The Manassas Park Community Center is completely clean, once again, with some newly refurbished features.
It reopened Saturday after being closed six days, for what the center calls its annual cleaning week. The wipe down comes each year after the center’s summer camp ends.
A Manassas man was killed in a crash on Interstate 64 in Henrico County.
At 2:18 a.m. today, Virginia State Police responded to a three-vehicle crash with a confirmed fatality at eastbound I-64 at the 203-mile marker.
A man is missing after the skiff he was aboard capsized Sunday in the Rappahannock River.
Adam Napier, of Ruther Glen, who is in his late 20s or early 30s, went missing early Sunday afternoon in the river near the town of Port Royal. A second man, about the same age, was pulled from the river and was taken to a hospital and treated and released.