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Tiffany Marie Davis was born on March 4, 1986 and passed away on April 7, 2020. Tiffany was a resident of Triangle, Virginia.
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Isabell Ruthie Blackwell was born on April 18, 1947 and passed away on April 7, 2020. Isabell was a resident of Annandale, Virginia.
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Another person in Prince William County has died from coronavirus disease.
The Prince William Health District reports the victim was in their 60s. No other details about the victim were provided to Potomac Local News.
As the coronavirus hits correctional facilities, the ACLU is calling for the release of some nonviolent inmates to help prevent outbreaks and keep residents and staff safe.
The Virginia ACLU submitted a letter to the governor, along with the executive guidance document. The document focuses on reducing the overall populations in local and state custodial facilities, including reducing the intake of people.
Summer heat is just around the corner, and with that normally comes summer swim season and cooling off by your favorite community pool.
This year, however, the coronavirus pandemic is changing everything.
Across the world, healthcare professionals are at the front lines battling the coronavirus pandemic. In the local Rappahannock health district, things are no different.
At a virtual community town hall on Wednesday, April 1, 2020, Mary Washington Healthcare leaders provided updates with how they are addressing the pandemic.
Surrounded by Marvel action figures and posters on the bedroom wall behind him, all while sitting in the comfort of his own home, Del. Josh Cole (D-28, Fredericksburg, Stafford) hosted a virtual town hall Wednesday evening with Stafford County Schools Superintendent Scott Kizner and Fredericksburg City Public Schools Superintendent Marceline Catlett.
Both superintendents answered questions from the public about each school systems’ plan to continue educating its students from home after the coronavirus closed school buildings statewide until at least June 10.
Go to Fxbg, Stafford school superintendents talk online learning amid coronavirus outbreak
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