When it comes to home improvement, Janiela Montalvo-Linares and her husband are do-it-yourselfers.
On July 4, 2017, the Woodbridge couple was demolishing the flooring, taking it all the way down to the joints in their son’s second-floor bedroom. While it looked a mess, they were making progress, until Janiela made a horrible misstep.
We’re now able to post content from our website to Facebook for the first time since August.
For a reason unknown to us, we had to adjust a setting on our server in order for Facebook to accept our content once again. We’re glad to have our content back on the social media platform where it can be viewed and shared.
With just one link posted to our Community Bulletin Board section, we sent OmniRide nearly 200 clicks in 24 hours.
We posted this link: OmniRide service change Monday, November 2 to the bulletin board, which appears in our weekday evening newsletter, detailing an upcoming service change OmniRide passengers need to know about.
Gambling is a recreational activity for many taxpayers, and as one might expect, the government takes a cut if you win and won’t allow you to claim a loss in excess of your winnings.
Sentara Healthcare has always been committed to improving health every day, for all people.
OmniRide’s Fall Service Change will take effect on Monday, November 2, and will include changes to most routes.
Drive-in movie night at Pfitzner Stadium presented by Leadership Prince William in cooperation with the Woodbridge Rotary Club.
A federal tax credit for the purchase and installation costs of a residential solar system is fading away. After being 30% of the cost for several years through 2019, the credit amount drops to 26% in 2020 and then 22% in 2021, the final year of the credit.
I just finished watching The Social Dilemma on Netflix.
I know Facebook is an avenue for people to find our news. Hell, I relied on it to practically build my business — especially 10 years ago, in the early days.
Good Morning Prince William – Halloween is almost here, and Historic Manassas is hosting a “Mask-querade” Ball on October 31 at Harris Pavilion. Volunteers are needed to work a 4-hour shift as set up crew, thermometer readers, ticket sales and check-in, game attendants and costume contest judging. Masks must be worn; volunteers can come in costume. Please email [email protected] for more information on this fun event.
Non-COVID-19 Opportunities:
