Sheriff Glen Hill presented Paul Ebert with a plaque honoring his long service on the Prince William County Jail Board.
Ebert, Prince William County’s Commonwealth Attorney since 1968, has served on the jail board since 1992.
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The school would be built at the Science and Technology Campus of George Mason University outside Manassas.
It could welcome its first class of 50 students in 2022 2020, if all goes to plan, swimmingly, according to university spokesman William Hazel.
Stanley Martin Homes wants to develop 141 acres of land just outside Manassas, at the intersection of Prince William Parkway and Liberia Avenue.
In order for the development to be built as proposed, the county must amend its comprehensive plan for the area, which had originally called for more commercial and office space in the area.
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Glen Hill clinched a fifth term as Prince William County’s sheriff, forcing a concession from his opponent.
On Election night Tuesday, Nov. 5, it had appeared Hill had lost the election to Josh King, a Democrat who won Prince William County by a half-point in the polls.
Del. Luke Torian has been chosen to lead one of the Virginia House of Delegates’ most powerful committees: that which helps hammer out the annual state budget.
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From providing social services, keeping cops on the streets, to making sure street lights stay on: The weight of these responsibilities and more will be on the shoulders of Ann Wheeler, who will take the helm of the Prince William Board of County Supervisors as its new Chairman At-large.
Wheeler expects a larger focus on finding additional funding for schools and working to reduce the number of students per classroom. Prince William County boasts the highest class sizes in the region.
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The event pairs children with police officers, who take them shopping to pick out Christmas gifts.
On December 7 at 7:15 a.m., Santa Cops will take place at the Walmart in Woodbridge, at 14000 Worth Avenue.
Expect rain, possibly mixed with snow, then cold
She won the cash by playing a “Print ‘n Play” Rolling Jackpot ticket from the Virginia Lottery.
“Print ‘n Play” Rolling Jackpot is a Virginia-only, instant-win game that has a starting jackpot of $50,000. The jackpot increases with each ticket sold until the jackpot are won.