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Press release:

Journey Theater is pleased to present the World Premiere of Dr. Harry J. Kantrovich's and Bruce H. “Doc” Norton’s Voices From Vietnam, a collection of interviews, stories, letter and reflections from Vietnam Veterans; Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines as well as the Nurses and Women who served, POWs, MIA families, a Vietnamese refugee, an embassy statesman and college and school students.

In February 2023, Harry Kantrovich, a retired Navy Master Chief met Bruce H. “Doc” Norton, a retired Marine Corps Major and Vietnam Veteran. Harry asked Doc to collaborate on a play and an accompanying book about Vietnam. Journey Theater in Warrenton, VA agreed to premiere the play and the accompanying book.

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Derrick Anderson

Today, November 4, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R) and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin will join Republican congressional candidate Derrick Anderson in a Get Out the Vote Rally in Spotsylvania County.

A former Green Beret, Anderson is vying to unseat Democratic Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger in Virginia’s hotly contested 7th District. Anderson faces Democrat Eugene Vindman in what many are calling a close race.

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Chinn Park Library (Woodbridge) will close to the public from Nov. 18 to Dec. 8 for renovations of staff offices and shared employee spaces.

These spaces haven't been renovated since the library opened in 1991, a press release stated. The renovations are part of the county's Public Libraries' Strategic Plan, which aims to provide updated and modernized workspaces to equip library staff with "the tools and space needed to enhance their expertise and better serve the community."

"Modernizing the staff areas at Chinn Park Library will promote well-being and productivity, contributing to a positive workplace culture. This aligns with PWPL’s focus on creating welcoming spaces that benefit staff and the public," the press release stated.

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Several Manassas police officers were recognized for bravery at a recent ceremony on Monday, Oct. 28, 2024.

From Manassas police :

On January 14, 2024, Officers responded to the Brentwood Apartments area for a possible shooting. Once on scene, Officers located a subject suffering from gunshot wounds.
The subject was rapidly losing blood and consciousness. Officer Stadtman provided Officer Ricapito with a tourniquet.

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The City of Manassas recently announced the acquisition of the 20-acre Marsteller Middle School property at 8730 Sudley Road, marking a significant step forward in its plans to establish a community hub and address a longstanding need for park and recreational facilities.

To engage the community in shaping this new center, Manassas will hold a public meeting titled "Community Conversations," inviting residents to share their vision and ideas. The public meeting, open to all residents, will take place on Nov. 12 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Marsteller Park & Community Center. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in envisioning the city’s first community center and recreational facility.

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On First Friday, visitors to Fredericksburg's Fraser Wood Elements enjoyed Willow Oak Farm & Vineyard's first wine tasting, along with Treats by Titi

Willow Oak Wines

Traffic builds along the Falmouth Bridge, which recently announced a lane closure for emergency repairs due to rapid deterioration. Weight limits are in effect. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

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Manassas City Council

The Manassas City Council has narrowed its search for a new city manager, announcing that it will interview five candidates on Nov. 14 and 15.

This announcement, which comes just days before the city’s General Election, raises anticipation for a potential new appointment in early 2025, following a year without a permanent city manager.

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