Linda Carter Roper Whitis, age 72 of Manassas, VA died On August 22, 2019 at Novant Health Prince William Medical Center.
She is survived by her husband James R. Whitis; her son Drew David Roper and wife Delizeth; her brother Larry M. Carter; her sister Nancy C. Kerley and her granddaughter Eva Christine Roper.
MANASSAS — Prince William County Commonwealth Attorney Paul Ebert ruled a police shooting that occurred last week in Lake Ridge as justified.
Prince William police issued this statement:
Leon Elwood Hines, age 85 of Manassas, VA died on August 22, 2019 at Novant Health Prince William Medical Center.
He was born on February 12, 1934 in Petersburg, WV to the late William Vance Hines and Ethel Vance Hines. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his children Jennifer Hines, Richard D. Hines and Christine Hines and by his sister Diane “Ann” Hardy.
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MANASSAS — Dr. Bruce McDade will host business leaders and residents at a first-of-its-kind back-to-school brunch.
Entering his 10th year as Manassas Park Schools Superintendent, McDade says he wants to use the event tell the story of Manassas Park City Public Schools, which have been a bright spot in recent years as the city works to get out from under crushing debt it occurred with the financing of new public buildings like the city’s community center and police station.
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NORTH STAFFORD — A new Virginia ABC store opened at the North Stafford Complex shopping center last year, next to a Walmart Neighborhood Market.
This morning, it was the target of smash and grab thieves.
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Editors note: This story was prompted by a news tip emailed to us by a reader: “Sharing something I came across. Very disappointing! According to VDOT the Route 1 widening is a year behind schedule. It was originally due to be completed the fall of 2019 and it’s now showing a completion date in Fall of 2020. Hoping you can check into why.
The completion date for the project to widen Route 1 between Mary’s Way and the Occoquan River has, indeed, been delayed until fall 2020. It had been set for this year.
