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An employee at the University of Mary Washington has tested positive for coronavirus.
The person worked in Lee Hall and has not been present on campus since March 17.
Nokesville Day, an annual day to celebrate all things rural in the fast-growing Prince William County suburbs – is canceled this year.
Event organizer Mark Olsen said the event is canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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You wouldn’t break a guy’s glasses, would you?
Police said that’s what happened in a Woodbridge shopping center when a fight broke out near a Safeway in the 1900 block of Daniel Stuart Square in Woodbridge.
The landscape of Manassas Park will change as the area around city hall is redeveloped in an effort to attract more people and businesses to the area.
Manassas Park City Manager Laszlo Palko tonight reveals the City’s plans for development in phases three and four at a 7 o’clock public meeting
Neither rain, nor sleet, nor contagion will keep Fredericksburg from going through with its plans for a General Election on May 5.
There are three seats on the City Council up for grabs, to include the mayor’s seat. There are also two at-large seats on the city School Board that are up for grabs.
Woodbridge residents could soon see changes to the color and smell of their water as crews work to flush the system.
The Prince William County Service Authority will be conducting its annual spring flushing of the water distribution system from late March through mid-June. This is a routine maintenance process and is not related to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Today, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued a stay-at-home order, telling state residents to only travel if it’s necessary — to places like grocery stores, or to seek medical attention. Violating the order, he said, could be punishable by up to a year in jail and/or a $2,500 fine.
Yesterday, President Donald Trump announced his social distancing orders — which also require U.S. citizens to stay at home, work from home, and travel only when necessary, would be extended through April. Adhering to these rules could reduce the expected number of coronavirus deaths in the U.S., which was forecasted to be as many as 200,000, according to Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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A mix of new retail and residential buildings are envisioned in Manassas Park, Northern Virginia’s youngest city, all in an effort to attract new residents and shoppers to the area.
City Manager Laszlo Palko will unveil to the city’s Governing Body an updated concept plan for phases three and four of the city’s development plans for the area between Manassas Drive and the Manassas Park Virginia Railway Express station. A public meeting will be held at Manassas Park City Hall at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 31, 2020.