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Jeffrey A. Moreland (61) of Woodbridge, VA passed earlier this week unexpectedly at his home.
Jeff is survived by his daughter and son in law Gina & Ron Fritz, his 4 grandchildren; Dillon, Annika, Alara, and Ronan. His sisters; Lisa, Wendy, and Maryann, along with many nieces and nephews.
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Often, park visitors notice litter left behind by park users and may feel frustrated that our parks are treated this way.
We have made the difficult decision to temporarily return to curbside pickup service for filling customer holds beginning on Tuesday, January 19. For updated curbside pickup hours, please visit librarypoint.org/curbside.
In its latest edition of the city newsletter, Manassas Park says its hiring lifeguards for its indoor swimming pool at the city’s community center.
See the newsletter in the Tweet below.
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In the late 1990s, local rocker Eddie Anzueto broke out of his signature rock-n-roll mold and approached early hip-hop band “Salt-N-Pepa” with an idea.
He suggested to the group, known for their smash hits like “Push It” and “Whatta Man,” that they perform together on a song called “The Clock is Ticking.” The single appeared on Salt-N-Pepa’s “Brand New,” the group’s album released in 1997. It would be the group’s final studio album before the group broke up five years later.