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IKEA Woodbridge turns 35, plans a week-long celebration

By Rick Horner

IKEA, the Netherlands-based home and furniture store, will soon be celebrating its Woodbridge location’s 35th anniversary of operation.

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North Stafford shop Code Ninjas teaches children about coding, 3-D printers

By Rick Horner

The Code of the Ninja requires focus, discipline, concentration. It can be a lot of fun if you’re into coding languages.

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Neighborhood Notes

Wake Up: Double homicide arrest; IKEA turns 35, The Great Resignation

By Uriah Kiser

Good morning, everyone. It’s finally Friday, and here’s a look at what’s happening.

Double homicide arrest: Police captured a 20-year-old Woodbridge man in connection to the double homicide that occurred at a home located in the 14100 block of Renegade in Dale City.

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100 flags honor veterans outside Prince William government center

By Potomac Local News
The Lake Ridge Rotary Club erects U.S. Flags outside the Prince William County Government Center for Veterans Day.

For the past week, 100 flags have been waiving outside the James J. McCoart building at the Prince William County Government Center in Woodbridge.

The annual “Flags for Heroes” display honors 100 veterans from the area who have served their country in the armed forces.

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COVID rules, increased workload, staff shortages cause teacher burnout at area schools

By Uriah Kiser

Teachers who work in local government school divisions across the region are reaching their limits.

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Customers on hook to cover cost of toxic coal ash removal, as leader asks for plan to transport material

By Uriah Kiser
Andrea Bailey, Prince William County Potomac District Supervisor. [Photo: Uriah Kiser]

Following last week’s statewide election that saw voters choose not only a new governor but legislators in the House of Delegates, Prince William County Supervisor Andrea Bailey is once again talking about coal ash.

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