“Those are three recipes she always served at Christmas,” said Miller. “They mean ‘familia’ – family.”
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GAINESVILLE, Va. – Novant Health’s cancer center in in Gainesville has added a new tool to its center at the entrance of Lake Manassas.
The “TrueBeam” system is designed to perform sophisticated surgeries, and it will expand the treatment options for those with challenging cases of cancer, according to a hospital spokeswoman who released the following statement:
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Firefighters rushed to put out flames that engulfed a mulch truck in Woodbridge.
Prince William County fire and rescue crews were called to the intersection of Radburn Street and Upsala Court in the Harbors of Newport neighborhood about 12:15 p.m. Monday.
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I need a break from the Moser Farewell Tour this week! Let’s talk about something that caught my attention this week and see what you think.
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STAFFORD, Va. — Stafford County is proud to announce that one of its own, renowned bluegrass musician Mark Newton, and his partner, Steve Thomas, will perform the first concert held at Stafford’s new Celebration Stage at Pratt Park. Newton and Thomas are set to play the stage, an initiative of the Stafford’s 350th Anniversary Celebration, on Friday, Sept. 19, 2014, at 7:30 p.m.
“We are delighted to have a wonderful venue to offer performances of this caliber to our citizens,” said Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Jack Cavalier, Griffis-Widewater District. “I think it’s fitting that a native son of Stafford County performs the first concert at a stage that symbolizes our 350 years of history.”
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STAFFORD, Va. – In the early morning of Sept. 6, a male suspect was arrested on Jefferson Davis Highway on several drug charges and possessing a firearm after a Stafford County Sheriff deputy saw the suspect’s car weaving in between lanes.
Major David P. Decatur said that at around 2 a.m., a Stafford County Sheriff deputy saw a car identified as a “silver-colored Dodge Ram pickup truck” that was traveling south bound on Jefferson Davis Highway. Decatur further said that the deputy on duty noticed that the driver of the car had difficulty staying in the designated lane which prompted the deputy to perform a traffic stop.
Following a preliminary inquiry, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has informed Prince William County Schools that it has concerns over the demographic makeup of the 12th High School located on Hoadly Road.
Due to these concerns, the DOJ is asking that PWCS delay the zoning of the new high school until the school division address some of their concerns.
MANASSAS, Va. — So, what do police officers do when they’re having problems getting getting a signal down at the station?
It’s simple – ask AT&T to install a device inside the police station valued at nearly $60,000 that will improve service. And, get it all at no cost.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Automatic License Plate Readers are once again about to be the center of a debate in Richmond.
The readers, or ALPRs, are mounted to the rear of police cars and are equipped with high-speed cameras that capture license plates. Those photos are then processed by a computer, and the letters and numbers on the license plates are then cross-checked on a list of vehicles that have been reported stolen. If the ALPR returns a hit on a stolen car, the police officer can then pursue the driver and then could make an arrest.