They gathered outside the Prince William County Democratic Committee Headquarters in Mapledale Plaza.
Booker is near the bottom of the field of Democrats seeking the Presidency, polling at 2% [New York Times]
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Here at Potomac Local, this is our big election year.
It’s a year when every seat on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors is up for grabs, as well as key seats on the county School Board.
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In fact, he said “progressive” at least seven times duing a candidate forum in Manassas.
“In the past 50 years, we’ve focused more on criminals and less on justice,” said King.
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The Republican paid a private firm to delete offensive tweets. [The Washington Post]
“You won’t hear any disagreement about that from any of us,” said State Senator Scott Surovell (D, 36 — Fairfax, Stafford, Woodbridge).
John Gray is the Republican seeking to replace Corey Stewart on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors.
Stewart is not seeking reelection after a 15-year term on the Board.
This post is part of our Project:Election series, our annual look at candidates running for local office.
Doug Taggart, an engineer and small business owner, is running to become the Potomac District Supervisor for Prince William County. His focuses include transportation and improved business development in the county.
(Press Release) After an extensive interview process, the Board of County Supervisors appointed Acting Chief Tim Keen to the position of Chief of the Prince William County Fire and Rescue System.
“Chief Keen is a proven leader. He knows this community, has dedicated his professional life to serving Prince William County, and has demonstrated the ability to lead a combined Fire and Rescue System through any challenge and transition,” said Corey Stewart, Chairman of the Board of County Supervisors.
Jail officers found Fox in his jail cell at 9:36 a.m. today at Prince William – Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center (ADC)
Fox is from Fredericksburg where he was no stranger to law enforcement.
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John Jenkins Elementary School was twice evacuated before it’s official opening August 26.
The school opened August 26 without issue, and classes continue interrupted.