Editor’s note: The story was produced from an interview with Richard Anderson conducted by Potomac Local on Skype. His opponent, Hyla Ayala, did not respond to a request for an interview.
Rich Anderson is running to reclaim his seat in Prince William County’s 51st District.
The Prince William County Landfill will host its annual Prince William Recycles Day event on Saturday, October 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Prince William County Landfill will host this free, annual event that will feature “edutainment” by the Chesapeake Mermaid, tours of the County’s amazing landfill, lots of fun games and activities, prizes, face painting, free food, music, recycled art display, equipment and truck displays.
On Sept. 25, a Department of Fire and Rescue crew stopped everything to check on the safety of an elderly woman on the side of the street.
According to Assistant Chief Matt Smolsky, the crew had been clearing an auto accident on Balls Ford Road near Route 234 Business (Sudley Road) when they noticed the woman standing across the street with an oxygen tank.
Editors note: “People on the Move” is a post which recognizes and celebrates the achievements of Virginia natives as they make their way in the world.
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The recommendations, first released online on Tuesday, Sept. 17, were formally presented during a county planning meeting at the Hylton Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Sept. 24.
School Board members blame the efforts to fund the deal, which would have removed the majority of trailer classrooms, on the Board of County Supervisors.
“It’ just seems like there is no desire on the part of the Board of Supervisors to take action on this,” said Woodbridge District School Board member Loree Williams, who also sits on the Joint Schools Working Committee that has been discussing this issue.
Here’s a look at the event that took place in Woodbridge.
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]
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.
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.
