Crews with Dominion Virginia Power are still working to repair power lines that went down about 4 p.m.
A car crash brought down the lines and damaged power poles at the intersection of Graham Park and Cabin roads in in Triangle.
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Go to 70th Annual Greater Manassas Christmas Parade welcomes Ed Asner as the Grand Marshal
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Ten years ago it might have been hard for many people to imagine being able to send a digital file to a printer and producing a three-dimensional object. However, this advanced technology is becoming more widely used in many different industries and is inspiring innovations like 3D-printed cars that can drive and medical devices that can save lives.
Today, Manassas-based Aurora Flight Sciences is taking this technology one step further. The company unveiled the world’s largest and fastest 3D-printed, unmanned aircraft at the Dubai Airshow in November. This high-speed, jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flies faster than 150 miles per hour.
A man is charged with domestic assault and battery along with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon after police said he got into a fight with a woman.
The woman also faces chargeds, police said.