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Long Island Iced Tea. This was her second DUI offense within five years.
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Manassas Park K-9 Unit Welcomes Newest Member, Knox – The Manassas Park Police Department has introduced Knox, a Belgian Malinois, as the newest addition to its K-9 unit. Trained in narcotics detection and suspect apprehension, Knox will work alongside Officer Carlos Martinez to enhance public safety efforts in the city. (InsideNoVa)
PWCS Expands Access to College Credit Courses – Prince William County Schools (PWCS) is increasing opportunities for high school students to earn college credits through dual enrollment and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The initiative aims to make higher education more accessible and affordable by allowing students to earn credits while still in high school. (PWCS)
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Updated 9:25 p.m. – The Prince William County Planning Commission has voted to approve the development of two new restaurants at Sudley Manor Square near Manassas — a Panera Bread with a drive-through and a Dave’s Hot Chicken. The proposal, listed as a Special Use Permit, will now move to the Prince William Board of County Supervisors for a final decision.
The eateries will share a 4,975-square-foot building, with one featuring a drive-through and the other operating without one. The east-side restaurant, measuring 2,600 square feet, will include a drive-through service, while the west-side restaurant, at 2,375 square feet, will be walk-in only.
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Northern Virginia continues to dominate the data center industry, leading the world in facility development and operations. Meanwhile, Jason Finn has announced his candidacy for a full term on the Fredericksburg City Council after filling a vacant Ward 3 seat last year. In Prince William County, a new proposal to build more than 3,000 homes along Vint Hill Road is raising concerns about infrastructure and community impact. Read more about these developments in today’s news roundup.
The is experiencing a surge in ridership, with a 36% increase in February compared to January, despite one fewer service day. Early data from March indicates the trend is continuing, with ridership levels already outpacing previous weeks.
The boost in ridership was discussed at the March 6 Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC) meeting and has been particularly strong on express routes, following a pattern seen across the region. Southern commuter routes, including Route 611 (Front Royal-Gainesville-Washington), Route 612 (Warrenton-Gainesville-Pentagon-L’Enfant Plaza-Navy Yard), and Route 622 (Haymarket-Rosslyn/Ballston), recorded their highest monthly ridership total yet, surpassing 11,000 trips combined.