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The Prince William Chamber of Commerce held its annual business awards Thursday night.
It was a virtual affair, different from years past when the event had been held at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas.
Armed Robbery – On February 25 at 2:27 PM, officers responded to investigate a robbery that was reported to have occurred at the Columbia Sportswear store located within Potomac Mills at 2700 Potomac Mills Cl. in Woodbridge (22192) on February 22.
The manager of the store reported to police that shortly after opening, an unknown man, later identified as the accused, entered the store where he was then observed putting on a pair of boots before walking towards the entrance.
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Route 652 (Truslow Road) in Stafford County is expected to reopen to traffic at a new interstate overpass on April 9, weather permitting.
Construction is nearing completion on the new overpass, which is being replaced as part of the 95 Express Lanes Fredericksburg Extension project. The overpass, located between Beagle Road and Samuel Lane, was rebuilt to accommodate the construction of two new reversible express lanes in the median of Interstate 95.
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A live Zoom tribute to Jerry will take place on Sunday, February 28, at 7 PM Eastern time at this link:
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The General Assembly has endorsed several improvements to the state’s unemployment system as the coronavirus pandemic continues to exacerbate its flaws.
A Virginia law that will ban all restaurants and food vendors from using polystyrene food containers by July 2025 is on its way to the governor.