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Dominion shares Possum Point landfill plans, Bailey noncommittal

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Dominion Energy is bullish on placing its remaining coal ash in a $347 million landfill at Possum Point.

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Mirco transit service coming to Dumfries, Quantico

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OmniRide’s board of directors, the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission, will meet on Thursday, April 6 and is expected to authorize a $1.6 million micro-transit service for the Dumfries and Quanitco areas.

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Data center analysis: Stafford not ready for prime time — yet

By Uriah Kiser

Data centers in Stafford County are expected to be thirsty beasts.

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Annual crime report expected: ‘It’s not good news’

By Uriah Kiser
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Police Chief Peter Newsham says Prince William County’s crime report is due next week, and it’s “not good news.” 

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City seeks 2nd opinion for new Dean school, forms task force

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During a Manassas City Council meeting on Monday, March 27, we learned Councilman Tom Osina pulled his proposal to fund the city schools categorically.

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Council approves 100 more parking passes, strips application fee

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One hundred Georgetown South residents will get a third parking permit from the city and won’t have to pay a dime. 

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Deputy CXO Rebecca Horner, at forefront of data center expansion, resigns

By Uriah Kiser

Assistant County Executive Rebecca Horner is the latest to jump ship at the Prince William County Government.

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Stafford’s first data center application calls for 24 buildings

By Uriah Kiser

Stafford County has seen its first application for a data center on 524 acres near the county’s landfill in the Falmouth District.

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Last-minute deal: County used $15 million to buy old Gander Mountain store

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A former Gander Mountain store at 14011 Worth Avenue in Woodbridge will be used as a mental health crisis center.

Prince William County taxpayers own the Incredible Universe building, most recently used as a Gander Mountain store.

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Deutsch drops out of school board race

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Willie Deutsch ended his bid to reclaim the Coles District seat on the Prince William County School Board.

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