Here’s what’s is scheduled to post today on PotomacLocalNews.com:
7 a.m. Manassas Museum to Host Book Lecture Saturday
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We’ve always been dedicated to showing the excellent work of our police, fire, and rescue crews. However, Facebook has decided it no longer wants these posts on its platform and is automatically removing them.
Facebook states that our posts about crime and arrests violate community standards.
Happy Independence Day. Celebrate honorably.
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Have a great weekend!
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I hope you have an amazing day.
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The Quantico story turned out to be a big one for us. The news that two Jordanian nationals tried to breach security at our region’s largest military installation, home of the FBI Academy and a host of other critical federal installations, came as a shock when not only did it happen — but when base officials voluntarily declined to tell us about it.
We pressed them, and finally, they answered. We’re still on the story, and at a press gaggle, Gov. Glenn Youngkin told us he’s still waiting for answers from the White House about the Quantico incident, which was one of two similar incidents at military bases in Virginia.
Go to Quantico Security Breach Shocked Everyone: Support Local Journalism to Stay Informed
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