Annamarie van Noppen, age 96 of Manassas, VA died at her residence on July 22, 2019. She was born on December 18, 1922 in Switzerland, daughter of the late Fritz Gubler and Anna Lombardi Gubler.
She was preceded in death by her husband Daniel van Noppen. Her survivors are three daughters Joy Bohan, Cindy van Noppen and Faith Stapleton and husband Paul. She is also survived by 6 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
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MANASSAS — Didlake Inc., a Virginia-based nonprofit, announced the purchase of the UPS Store located at the Center at Innovation, 9994 Sowder Village Square in Manassas.
Didlake connects people with disabilities to employment, education, and opportunities throughout the National Capital Region.
STAFFORD — A group of Stafford County high school students is pushing for change after their friend and fellow classmate Helen Wang died in a car crash on the day of her 17th birthday. She was hit and killed while trying to turn onto Kellogg Mill Road, a narrow two-lane road that winds through the heart of the county.
They call themselves Changing Stafford’s Roads [CSR]. They’re credited with convincing local leaders to take action, putting forward to voters a possible $50 million road bond referendum to improve conditions on some of the county’s worst thoroughfares.
FREDERICKSBURG — Drivers who use Interstate 95 at Occoquan have it the worst.
New data from the Virginia Department of Transportation marks the notorious bottleneck at the Occoquan River, where eight lanes reduce to six, as the most congested portion of I-95 in Virginia.
Obituary will be updated soon.
