The principal of a school in Fairfax County, a woman from Woodbridge, faces charges embezzlement and money laundering.
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Originals
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Two armed men forced their way into a home in Woodbridge and robbed the homeowner. One man was armed with a gun and the other with an electronic device, police said.
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Submitted News
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Woodbridge Middle School Principal Skyles Calhoun and Assistant Principal Malcolm Foust will participate in a special Army-led training symposium for educators.
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Volunteer Opportunities in the Area
· Here’s a Super Fun Way to Spend a Beautiful Saturday. Please Join Keep Prince William Beautiful is sponsoring a park and creek clean-up on Saturday, November 16th. The event is at Veterans Park, 14300 Featherstone Rd., Woodbridge from 9am to noon. Participants receive a long-sleeved KPWB T-shirt! Call Anna at 571-285-3772.
Opinion
I heard a rumor today. There’s a possibility of snow next week! All right, I didn’t actually hear a rumor, but I did read several Facebook posts, like this one from WMAL Radio and another from accu-weather.com. After the last few years, it seems early November is too soon for snow, but if we know anything about NoVa, it’s that you never know what’s coming next.
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The Potomac Local Guide 2014 has hit the streets and is being distributed to a location near you.
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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.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Virginia Railway Express’ popular Santa Trains will return this year, and tickets go on sale Nov. 25. They normally sell out in minutes.
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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.