Dolores Ann Rader, age 82, of Stafford departed this life on March 27, 2019. She is survived by her beloved daughter, Rebecca Ann Kulig; dear sons, Michael P. Rader (Dusty), and Stephen R. Rader (Shelley); cherished grandchildren, Cole, Ian, Michael, Amber, Jessica, Doug, David, and Rachel; and adored great-grandchildren, Hannah, Savannah, Christopher, Dallas, and Linkyn. Dolores joins in rest her […]
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STAFFORD – (Press release) Stafford County Administrator Thomas C. Foley is pleased to announce the hiring of Alexandre A. Espinosa as the County’s next Chief Financial Officer.
Espinosa comes to Stafford from Montgomery County, Maryland, where he is Director of the Department of Finance and has more than 21 years of experience in budgeting and finance, managing an annual budget of $5 billion.
OCCOQUAN – (Press release) The Town of Occoquan recently received a new historical marker, situated at the base of the Nathaniel Ellicott footbridge and the town’s River Mill Park.
The new marker details the history of the Ballendine Ironworks and the Janney Cotton Mill. According to Mayor Earnie Porta, the marker is the brainchild of Mill House Museum Administrator, Dolores Elder, who spearheaded the effort through the Occoquan Historical Society, which paid for the marker.