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Veterans, spouses to get free ride thanks to $50,000 grant from Potomac Health Foundation

By Press Release

Volunteer Prince William received a $50,000 grant from Potomac Health Foundation, which will provide transportation for veterans, spouses, widows, and widowers for one year beginning July 1, 2022. Recipients will receive rides to medical appointments, supermarkets, shops, and churches.

“We are excited about the opportunity that Potomac Health Foundation has provided for us to continue our work to provide transportation for the health needs of our Veterans and families,” says Bridget Mullins, Executive Director at Volunteer Prince William.”This will be a wonderful chance to expand our services to support this population which has given so much to our country.”

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First Watch Cafe to open in old Bonefish Grill in Woodbridge

By Potomac Local News

A new restaurant will open inside of a building that has sat vacant for years in Woodbridge.

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BREAKING: Residents push to recall Chair Ann Wheeler following data center stock dump

By Uriah Kiser
Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair At-large Ann Wheeler. [Photo: Uriah Kiser/Potomac Local News]

Prince William County residents will move to recall the county’s top leader during a press conference on Tuesday, July 12, 2022, sources tell Potomac Local News.

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Stabbing, spitting, exposure, and crash flyout incidents in Prince William

By Potomac Local News
Asencio [Photo: Prince William police]

Strong-Arm Robbery – On July 8 at 1:53PM, officers responded to the ABC Store located at 2225 Old Bridge Rd. in Woodbridge (22192) to investigate a fight. The investigation revealed two male patrons entered the store together and began selecting items. One of the men purchased a few items and exited the store while the other man continued putting items into a basket. The man with the basket then attempted to exit the store with the unpaid merchandise.

When the manager confronted the man, a struggle over the basket ensued. During the altercation, the second man re-entered the store and intervened causing several bottles of alcohol to break before both suspects fled on foot. No injuries were reported. While investigating the incident, officers were informed of shoplifting that just occurred at another ABC Store located at 4255 Cheshire Station Plz.

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Tomorrow: Votes expected on giant sign case, 355 apartments in Woodbridge

By Potomac Local News

Accurate Printing in Woodbridge wants to make sure you get the message.

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Haymarket library’s HVAC fails after less than 10 years of use: Here’s how much it’s going to cost taxpayers to replace it

By Uriah Kiser

It’s been open less than a decade, and its air heating and air-conditioning systems failed.

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Van Meter running to be GOP candidate for new Woodbridge-area state senate seat

By Uriah Kiser
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Michael Van Meter is trading his political microphone for the real deal.

The Republican who lives in Springfield is mounting a run for the newly-created District 33 State Senate Seat. The district, created in December 2021 by the Virginia State Supreme Court as part of the redistricting process, has no incumbent.

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