Lope C. Guevara, 88, of Dumfries, Virginia on July 2, 2019. The family will receive visitors Saturday, July 6, 2019 from 2-8pm at Miller Funeral Home, 3200 Golansky Blvd., Woodbridge, VA 22192.
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Linda Hink Hanson of Woodbridge, Virginia passed away on July 2, 2019 at her home in the presence of her family. She was a graduate of Virginia Tech and received her Masters from Mary Mount University. She taught elementary art in the Prince William County school system for 32 years, retiring in the spring of 2018. She was an advocate for the Relay for Life, raised money for breast cancer research and a volunteer for the Girl Scouts in her local community. She is survived by her husband, Kevin R. Hanson, her children, Calvin and Colleen, her parents, Frederick and Janice Hink, her siblings, Karen, Fred Jr. and Sharon, and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her godson, Jonathan Paul Hink. The family will be receiving visitors from 3 to 5pm, with a 5pm service, Tuesday, July 9th at Miller Funeral Home, 3200 Golansky Blvd., Woodbridge, VA 22192. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to INOVA Schar Cancer Institute, Annandale, VA.
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Kristina “Krissy” Marie Doyle of Woodbridge, VA departed this life on July 1, 2019. She is survived by her loving husband Kevin Doyle; beloved sister, Sandra “Sandy” Bivens and beloved father Dustin “Dusty” Darnell as well as her cherished “fur babies” Lizzie and Penny. Her mother Linda Sue (Hall) Darnell, predeceased her.
Krissy was born in San Diego, CA on August 23, 1969, and as the child of a US Naval Submarine Master Chief, lived in many different parts of the country before settling in Northern Virginia where she attended Woodbridge Senior High School. It was there that Krissy discovered her first and lasting passion for performing on the stage. After high school, Krissy performed professionally at many theatres in the greater Washington, DC area. Krissy was known for her dynamic and powerful singing voice, irresistible charm and vivacious energy on the stage. She would later segue that energy into a very successful career as the Manager, Member and Data Services for the Society of American Florists.
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Thanks for taking the time to give us feedback on Amy Taylor’s reporting of the anticipated reopening of Wild Run Brewery.
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On this episode of the Potomac Local Podcast, we take our reporting deeper with an interview with longtime Prince William County Realtor and one-time candidate for the Prince William Board of County Supervisors Scott Jacobs.
He’s been at the center of the debate on how to preserve the Rural Crescent — the last rural tract of land in a growing county of just over a half-million people located outside Washington, D.C. The crescent-shaped land tract encompasses an area of more than 80,000 acres stretching from Quantico Marine Corps Base to Manassas National Battlefield Park.
During the past week, the terms “heat restrictions,” “congestion” on the tracks, and “equipment issues” have been used to describe different situations that have delayed Virginia Railway Express service.
On Wednesday, VRE officials will hold its regular online forum to discuss these and other issues facing Virginia’s only commuter railroad. They’ll be taking your questions, too.
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STAFFORD — The Stafford County School Board is looking into further energy performance contracting in order to optimize existing facilities, seeking to conserve energy and save money.
Appearing as an information item at the June 25 meeting, the Board reviewed a construction contract with Trane Energy Services to move ahead with energy conservation plans.
QUANTICO — Lacking funds, officials at Quantico Marine Corps Base are trying to keep a promise it made nearly 80 years ago.
Cedar Run Cemetery sits on 12 acres of land and can be found on the west side of Fleetwood Drive, across from the base in Prince William County.