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Although Halloween festivities looked a bit different this year, one tradition remained the same at the Mary Washington Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), where babies celebrated their first holiday. The costumed infants were a small way to bring joy to parents as well as the department’s staff.
The Halloween celebration is organized by nurses in the NICU where they work with parents to create a special costume and supervise the photos.
Tina Lynn Leifker, 46, of Woodbridge, Virginia passed away on October 30, 2020 in her home. Tina was born in Fairfax, Va to Diane and Lennie Struder on August 31, 1974. She went to school in Stafford, VA. She married Brian Leifker on August 24, 2003 in Mount Vernon, VA. Tina worked as a bus driver for Fairfax County Public Schools for 16 years. She loved making t-shirts for her grandson and crocheting.
Tina is preceded in death by her sister in-law, Cheryl Leifker and the beloved family dogs; Sparky and Pepper.
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Jean Deloris Webster Carter was born on September 4, 1934 and passed away on November 3, 2020. Jean was a resident of Woodbridge, Virginia. To view the service remotely, please click on the following link: https://client.tribucast.com/tcid/1637812
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Tuesday will be sunny and cool with a strong breeze turning into the occasional gust of wind.
Stafford County’s ordinance on cemeteries has been repealed.
The move comes as the county is being sued by federal authorities after the county amended its cemetery ordinance after a Muslim association purchased a property in North Stafford to use as a cemetery.
In September, the Virginia Department of Transportation launched a campaign aimed at raising awareness about Virginia’s litter problem.
This campaign, entitled “Virginia is for Lovers, not Litter” encourages Virginians to commit to the No Love for Litter pledge to each do their part to keep Virginia litter free.