The Prince William Ice Center in Dale City remains closed this afternoon, according to fire officials, who say it’s being cleaned.
Here’s a statement from Prince William fire and rescue Batallion Chief Curtis Brodie:
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DALE CITY, Va — A 30 year old man was beaten in the face and hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. Police have issued an arrest warrant for suspect.
Here’s the latest from Prince William police;
TRIANGLE, Va. — Investigators are looking into a suspicious fire that broke out at a home in Triangle, just off Fuller Heights Road.
Fire crews were called to 19201 Cardinal Heights Road late Saturday morning and found a fire burning in a bedroom of the house, said Prince William fire and rescue Battalion Chief Curtis Brodie. The blaze was doused quickly and no injuries were reported.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A 17-year-old male is charged with attempted murder tonight after a fire broke out in Woodbridge.
Here’s the latest from Prince William Fire and Rescue Department:
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — The drive home for some on Old Bridge Road in the Lake Ridge and Occoquan areas will be slow tonight.
Fire and rescue crews were called to the scene of a house fire at the Colonial Port Mobile Home Park at the intersection of Occoquan and Devils Reach Road. Police were also called to the area to help control traffic and, according to initial reports, have some roads in the area blocked off.
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DALE CITY, Va. — Police say a customer at a bank in Dale City was robbed this afternoon.
Here’s the latest from Prince William police:
MANASSAS, Va. — A coyote was spotted in the Buckhall area of Prince William County, just outside Manassas, the county Health District office reports.
A county resident saw the animal and alerted authorities. Health District says coyotes are commonly found in Virginia, often seen in suburban subdivisions. Some coyotes can carry rabies, though officials say it’s rare.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A 23-year-old Woodbridge man faces charges in a strangulation case.
Here’s more from Prince William police:
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — Some unaccompanied minors have had a home at Youth for Tomorrow since June 2012.
Two weeks ago, Prince William County government officials wanted to learn just how many facilities in the county, in addition to Youth for Tomorrow, accept federal money to house illegal immigrant minors. The order came after Board of Supervisors Chairman Corey Stewart announced he would once again file a Freedom of Information Act request with the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement for information on the whereabouts of illegal aliens arrested in the county and turned over to federal authorities.
As we approach the doldrums of summer, some food pantries in our area are looking for increased donations of specific staple food items.
Things like rice, pasta sauce and canned fruit are being asked for by those who run the ACTS Food Pantry in Dumfries.