Three seats on the Manassas City Council were up for grabs last night.
Marc Aveni, a Republican incumbent, kept his seat with 24% of the vote.
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Rob Wittman will return to Washington for his fourth consecutive term.
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Drivers on Interstate 95 north are slowing in the mornings and are looking up to see what’s ahead.
New purple signs directing drivers to the newly built 95 Express Lanes are unveiled. With black tarps removed from the overhead signs, drivers can now see they will need to queue up in the left lane to enter the lanes, and they’re warned that an EZ Pass is required to use them.
People were lined up at many polling places throughout the area. The polls opened this morning at six o’clock and many people on their way to work stopped at polls to cast their votes.
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The newly renovated Hampton Inn Stafford/Quantico Conference Center hotel is open in North Stafford.
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More than 40 groups are ready to participate in this year’s Greater Manassas Veterans Day Parade.
Stafford vows closer scrutiny of programs—Stafford County has added a layer of oversight to its process for hiring outside instructors for Parks and Recreation programs after an employee rehired a company that was to have been banned following the arrest of one of its owners. [Fredericksburg.com]
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A mural depicting the 350-year history of African Americans in Stafford County was unveiled Saturday.
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Amy Wolfe, director of the Manassas Ballet, was profiled today on CBS Sunday Morning.