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Then we ask, “is it local?” This means does the story or event that could be content for our site have anything to do with where our readers live, work, or play.
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Vince Hughes is the Executive Vice President of Finance at Sequoia Management located in Chantilly.
“Sequoia Management is a property management company that manages commercial office buildings, commercial office associations, office parks, and we manage residential condominiums, townhouses, and single family neighborhoods,” said Hughes.
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A display ad unit that links to your Facebook or Twitter pages — it gives you the opportunity to have a new ad on Potomac Local any time you want one by simply updating your Facebook or Twitter accounts. The reader is taken to either your Facebook or Twitter page after they click on your ad.
While we can count the many benefits of using the Facebook Updater ad, we’d rather focus on why it doesn’t work for some customers.
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Science is our natural world. Technology means computers and smartphones, but it goes back to television, radio, microscopes, telegraph, telescopes, the compass, and even the first wheel. Engineering is designing and building, roads, and bridges, but it also tackles today’s challenges of transportation, global warming and environment-friendly machines, appliances and systems.
Go to How General Heiser Boys and Girls Club uses Lego to teach STEM in Dumfries, Virginia
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Freedom Aquatic & Fitness Center will hire more than 50 new summer camp counselors for its summer camp session.
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Over the winter months, Historic Manassas, Inc. in partnership with the City of Manassas, held a Banner Art Competition. This competition was for artists from Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. to create original art that, if selected, would hang from the City of Manassas’ light poles. The competition was the brainchild of Debbie Haight from Historic Manassas, Inc. who formed a small committee to make the dream a reality.
So, the next time you are in Historic Downtown Manassas, make sure to take the time to look up and appreciate the art.
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On April 9 the City of Manassas Farmer’s Market opened for the season. This is the 24th season the City’s Farmer’s Market has been delivering fresh produce and goods to residents and visitors of the City of Manassas. On Thursdays, the Farmer’s Market is located in the Harris Pavilion and on Saturdays it is located in parking lot B or the water tower lot. Both markets are open from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. In June, July and August there is a summer evening market from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Harris Pavilion.