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Many of the residents welcomed firefighters from OWL Volunteer Fire Department into their homes, and supplied new batteries to put into their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

“Eighty percent of child fire fatalities occur in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s a tragic statistic that could be reduced by adopting the simple habit of the changing your battery when you change your clocks” said OWL VFD Chief Jim McAllister.


The victims, a 29-year-old woman from Alexandria and 29-year-old man from Woodbridge, were sitting in their car in the 13400 block of U.S. 1, near Station Plaza and Woodbridge VRE station, when two men approached at 3:23 p.m. and demanded they get out of the car.

One of the men showed a gun and both victims exited the vehicle, said Prince William police spokesman Jonathan Perok.


Woodbridge, Va. –– One man has been arrested in a assault robbery that happened at a Woodbridge home, and police are still searching for two others believed to have been involved.

Antuan Jamal Pendergraph, 24, of 33 South Bragg Street in Alexandria, is charged with abduction, robbery and malicious wounding, said Prince William police spokesman Jonathan Perok.


Woodbridge, Va. –– TBD.com reports another shooting took place at a U.S. Military building, this time at a Coast Guard recruiting center near Potomac Mills mall in Woodbridge.


Woodbridge, Va. –– A string of volunteers showed up to clean up the winter shelter on Potomac Mills Road.

Volunteers spent the morning picking up trash consisting of glass bottles, cans, and other recyclables from the wooded directly behind the shelter, including a heavily littered creek bed.


News

Woorbridge, Va. –– Home values in the Potomac Communities may be on the way up.

According to a report today in DCist, houses in the 22191 (Woodbridge) and 22193 (Dale City) zip codes have been selling on average just below their actual list prices, putting the neighborhood on Washington, D.C. – based real estate firm ZipRealty’s “cool list.” (more…)


Traffic

Woodbridge, Va. –– Changes are coming to some OmniRide and some OmniLink buses today, as part of the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission’s fall service change.

Here’s a list of the some of the changes that will affect riders in the Potomac Communities:


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