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Taxpayers should buy failed Aquia Town Center, says Stafford Sup

By Potomac Local News

Stafford County Supervisor Monica Gary suggested taxpayers purchase Aquia Town Center, essentially a dirt field, the site of a formerly successful shopping plaza.

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River Rock Outfitters to use state grant to promote Fredericksburg

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An independently-owned clothing store in Fredericksburg is the recipient of state tourism money.

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New color scheme for crossing guards, parking enforcement

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Crossing guards in Prince William County got new wheels this week.

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Metal detectors: Prince William ‘closely watching’ Manassas security improvements

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Photo: Prince William County Public Schools

The Manassas School Board is considering installing metal detectors at Osbourn High School. The devices, called Evolv Express Lanes, would allow some 2,000 students to be searched for weapons as they enter the city’s only high school.

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Quill seeks new House of Delegates District 21 seat in Haymarket, Gainesville

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Josh Quill announced his candidacy for the Virginia House of Delegates District 21 in Western Prince William County. The new district includes Gainesville and Haymarket and is an ‘open’ seat in a district the Virginia State Supreme Court created last year as part of the state’s decennial redistricting process.

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Manassas considers metal detectors at city’s only high school

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The Manassas School Board is considering installing metal detectors at Osbourn High School. The devices, called Evolv Express Lanes, would allow some 2,000 students to be searched for weapons as they enter the city’s only high school.

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Data center fight continues: New map omits PW Digital Gateway

By Uriah Kiser
Prince William County Supervisor Jeanine Lawson talks to voters outside Montclair Elementary School near Woodbridge. [Photo: Uriah Kiser]

Supervisor Jeanine Lawson vowed continue the fight against the Prince William Digital Gateway next to the Manassas National Battlefield. Lawson, a Republican who represents a portion of western Prince William County, visited polling places in the east on Election Day, Tuesday, November 8 to encourage residents to contact their respective supervisors to oppose the digital gateway project, which plans 27 million sure feet of new server server farms next Civil War battlefield.

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Body found in Manassas home turned over to medical examiner

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Police in Manassas put in nine hours working an active investigation in the 8500 block of Bruton Parish Court. 

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New playground replaces 26-year-old structure at Signal Hill Park

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Manassas Park opened a new playground at Signal Hill Park.

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Deadline approaches for businesses affected by Route 1 name change

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Woodbridge-area businesses have until December 15 to apply and receive funds in the Route 1 Refresh grant. The Route 1 Refresh Grant program provides financial aid to offset the anticipated costs associated with replacing printed materials, signage, and business cards, or to cover costs related to website updates, search engine optimization (SEO), marketing, and other related expenses.

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