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I hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving. We’ll be back with new content on Monday, November 29.
As ballots were counted on Election Night, multiple issues arose in Prince William County.
Today, Eric Olsen, the county's newly hired voter registrar, brief the Board of County Supervisors on what happened, why, and how they can be prevented.
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This past Saturday, the Stafford County charity Jenkins Donelson Foundation held two events at the Stafford County Courthouse to help families in need for the holiday season.
This is the fifth consecutive year in a row that the organization has held the two events, The Holiday Giveaway and Santa's Workshop.
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The Stafford County Government is working on an update to their drug policy regarding county employees.
The county plans to maintain a zero-tolerance policy regarding alcohol and the abuse of illegal and prescription drugs for employees while on the clock. It also plans to keep a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to the use of marijuana.
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A plan to enhance pedestrian safety outside Yorkshire Elementary School just got a funding boost.
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors transferred $83,000 in leftover funds from a project to widen Purcell Road, near Dale City, to a plan to complete a portion of the sidewalk near the school and improve the street on which the school is located, Old Centreville Road.
