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At 4:02 a.m. today, police officers at the Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center located at 2300 Opitz Boulevard in Woodbridge were notified that a woman was being treated at the facility for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.

The victim, a 26-year-old woman, reported to police that she and an acquaintance were driving in the Dumfries area when gunshots were fired.

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Frederick J. Presley (left) announced his resignation as Stafford County's top county official.

Stafford County Administrator Frederick Presley will resign on April 22 after two years on the job.

Citing the need to be closer to aging family members in New England, Presley thanked the community for allowing him to serve in the chief executive role. Before being appointed county administrator, Presley worked for three years as a deputy under former administrator Tom Foley.

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A Stafford County Sheriff's' patrol car.

[Updated 3 p.m.] Human remains found in Stafford County 32 years ago belong to Timothy Mangum of Norfolk.

A man clearing underbrush from a field near the Mountian View and Joshua roads found Mangum's skull near a fence on September 28, 1990, and called police.

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A new bridge carries Route 1 traffic over the Potomac Creek in Stafford County.

Construction has finished significantly ahead of schedule to replace the Potomac Creek bridge on Route 1 in Stafford County.

The $7 million project replaced a bridge built in 1930 that was classified as structurally deficient. The new bridge has four travel lanes and a slightly wider bridge deck.

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There has never been a better time to start a new career, and Job Zone Online is here to help you get started.

Job Zone will hold two upcoming in-person job fairs -- Thursday, February 24, in Springfield in Fairfax County, and at the University of Mary Washington-Dahlgren Campus in King George County on Thursday, March 24.

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Chicas [Photo: Virignia Lottery]
Maria Chicas received a $10-million winning Virginia Lottery ticket from her husband for Valentine's Day.

Chicas, a stay-at-home mom from Haymarket, claimed the fourth and final top prize in the Extreme Millions Scratcher game.

"I thought he was joking!" she told Lottery officials as she validated the winning ticket.

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State authorities closed a portion of Interstate 95 in Stafford County near mile post 140 following multiple crashes in the area.

A portion of Interstate 95 north in Stafford County is closed due to multiple crashes.

State authorities closed the the highway near mile post 140, at the exit for Stafford Hosptial.

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Following its decision to require employees to become vaccinated or submit to weekly testing, Prince William County Schools roped off nearly half of its meeting room to maintain distance between the School Board and residents. [Photo: Uriah Kiser/PLN]
Teachers in Prince William County will no longer need to get a coronavirus vaccination.

The School Board dropped its forced vaccination policy on Wednesday, February 16, in a 5-3 vote. The vaccination requirement took effect earlier this month, leaving about eight percent of the school division's unvaccinated workforce, about 960 employees, facing suspension if they chose not to submit to weekly testing.

According to the school division, 92% of its 12,013 employees got the jab. For those who didn't, some were suspended earlier this month, while others were forced to go to testing clinics operated by contractors from the state's health department to keep their jobs.

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