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STAFFORD — Lloyd Willis and his wife searched for their brick.
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Photos: Mary Davidson
— MCB Quantico (@MCB_Quantico) June 26, 2017
From the National Museum of the Marine Corps:
“The National Museum of the Marine Corps recently welcomed its 5 millionth visitor when Carol Ellison of Stafford, Va. crossed the threshold. The Museum, considered one of the top museums in the state, hosts an average of 1,500 visitors a day.
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Northern Virginia veterans will soon have a new place to recover and retire.
A new Puller Veterans Care Center will be built on a 30-acre site at Vint Hill Road and Vint Hill Parkway in Fauquier County, just across the Prince William County line.
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A Stafford County spokeswoman emailed Potomac Local today:
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QUANTICO, Va. — It starts by applying layers of pink goop to the feet, knees, and legs.
QUANTICO, Va. — Workers spent the better part of Thursday morning cleaning the spire.
It was the first time the silver belfry, representing a flag pole from the iconic Iwo Jima raising of the flag photo captured during WWII, had been cleaned since the National Museum of the Marine Corps opened in 2006.
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