Sanford Williams will continue to lead the Manassas City School Board as its chairman in the New Year.
He, as well as Vice-Chairman Kristen Kiefer, will carry over their titles from the previous year.
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2:35 p.m. | We’re hearing from drivers who told us they were in backups of more than 10 miles near Quantico Marine Corps Base this morning.
We’ve just heard from base officials and it appears drivers will encounter the same the conditions tomorrow.
Right at 40 years since Kevin McGee started in the fire service, he started as the Waco Fire Department’s new interim chief, expecting to serve until the spring.
Officials at Quantico Marine Corps Base are on alert and warn of longer than normal traffic delays for those attempting to get aboard base on Monday.
— MCBQuantico (@MCB_Quantico) January 5, 2020
The Lake Ridge Chorale will hold auditions for new signers this month.
From an email:
A new Prince William Board County Supervisors will meet for the first time at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, and it will begin where the last Board left off — gun rights.
The newly elected Board members that took office January 1 have put forth a new resolution urging state legislators to pass so-called red flag laws that limit residents’ ability to get firearms and provide more money to law enforcement which is on the front lines dealing with those who have a mental illness.
He came to Stafford County from a county just outside Charlottesville in 2016 to take over the reins of the Stafford County Government.
He’s a Dale City native, as we reported when he took the job. And now he’s ready for retirement.