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$53 million awarded to complete University Boulevard

By Potomac Local News
A stretch of University Boulevard between Edmonston and Sudley Manor drives will be completed for $1.5 million.

The vision for a fully-connected University Boulevard in Prince William County will come true.

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A big-league start: Stafford teachers pack FredNats stadium for annual convocation

By Uriah Kiser

Teachers, school bus drivers, cafeteria workers, and administrators packed Virginia Credit Union Stadium today for the Stafford County Public Schools Convocation.

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Overtaxation funds to be used for one-time teacher bonuses

By Uriah Kiser

Prince William County will collect too much tax revenue in the coming year. As a result, it will give teachers and other county government school employees a bonus.

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Moving to Potomac Health Foundation, Liga honored for work at ACTS

By Uriah Kiser
Steven Liga will become Potomac Health Foundation Director after spending seven years leading Action in Community Through Service in Dumfries. [Photo: Uriah Kiser/Potomac Local News]

Steven Liga will become of the Potomac Health Foundation.

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Occoquan watershed study won’t delay data center decisions despite pollution concerns

By Uriah Kiser
A crew team uses a dock at Lake Ridge Marina on the Occoquan Reservoir. [Photo: Occoquan District Supervisor Kenny Boddye Facebook Page]

Prince William Board of County Supervisors ordered a study water study in the wake of multiple data center campuses looking to build in the area. 

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Stafford considers cell phone tower at H.H. Poole Middle School

By Rick Horner
Photo: Stafford County Public Schools

A company affiliated with AT&T has approached Stafford County Public Schools about installing a cell phone tower on the grounds of H.H. Poole Middle School.

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COVID funds have Occoquan talking about new parking garage, host of other projects

By Potomac Local News

Occoquan town leaders tonight will discuss how it will spend nearly $1 million of federal coronavirus relief funds.

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Data center supply questions arise; Loudoun problem won’t affect Prince William

By Uriah Kiser
QTS data center in Manassas [Photo: Google Maps]

Power problems for data centers in Loudoun County will not affect its neighbor, Prince William County.

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Officials break ground on $6.8 million Manassas Museum expansion

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Officials break ground on $6.8 million Manassas Museum expansion [Photo: Uriah Kiser/PLN]

City officials broke ground on a new $6.8 million expansion of the Manassas Museum.

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With tests scores near bottom, Manassas shifts focus to on-time graduation, preparing students for ‘global community’

By Rick Horner
Manassas Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kevin Newman

A new strategic plan approved by the Manassas City School Board will include focusing on goals of on-time graduation and developing critical, creative, and collaborative thinking capabilities for students.

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