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Two parents and one student used citizen comment at the Prince William County School Board on Sept. 2. A Manassas parent-coach used his three minutes on Sept. 8.

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OmniRide won Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission authorization Thursday to start a public hearing and input process on eliminating Route 51 in Dumfries and redesigning Route 94 in Lake Ridge — not a final vote to cut or change service.

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Virginia Railway Express Operations Board members will spend Friday morning on the message as much as the trains.

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Prince William County staff will take Bennett School memorialization concepts to a public meeting this fall, including graphics of how the 1908 building would be remembered in the existing Judicial Center or the proposed new courthouse.

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The Manassas Planning Commission on Wednesday, Sept. 2, unanimously recommended approval of a rezoning for a five-story parking garage and apartments at 9007 Center Street. City Council still has to make the final approval.

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School Board member Sara Jane Brescia on Thursday posted a one-page settlement to her school board member Facebook account showing the City of Manassas School Board agreed to withdraw and not start an investigation of her, restate limits on student transfers, and end the court fight she opened six weeks earlier.

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Manassas City school staff told the School Board on Tuesday that software meant to catch AI-written student work failed a procurement test, and members then parked a draft School Board Handbook for more work sessions instead of moving it toward adoption.

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A public fight that began with accusations of a secret vote, an investigation of a sitting school board member, and a claim that colleagues discussed pulling her children from Baldwin Elementary ended Tuesday night in a closed-door settlement.

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Potomac District Supervisor Andrea O. Bailey directed County Executive Christopher Shorter and staff to study whether Prince William County can establish a local marijuana tax, after Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed 2026 legislation creating a legal adult-use marketplace in Virginia.

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Occoquan District Supervisor Kenny A. Boddye circulated two draft water resolutions at the Sept. 1 Board of County Supervisors meeting and asked colleagues to discuss them. The Board did not vote.

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