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May 31, 2008
Prince William Forest Park Heritage Days harken to New Deal
One of the initiatives was the Civilian Conservation Corps, which put young unemployed men to work. It was the CCC that built Prince William Forest Park.
Business group set to welcome BRAC
Base Realignment and Closure 2005 will bring an influx of new personnel to Quantico Marine Corps Base and Fort Belvoir and the opportunity for businesses outside both installations' gates to grow.<
Prince William’s Marshall misses nod for Senate run
A sharply split Virginia Republican Convention nominated former Gov. Jim Gilmore to run for the seat of retiring Republican Sen. John Warner.
Prince William’s Frederick to head state GOP
The party did not announce results after the vote at the Virginia Republican Convention, but it was clear Frederick had won a convincing victory over party chairman John H. Hager.
Foreclosed homes
Foreclosed homes cause a lawn nightmare
May 30, 2008
Prince William Academy to hold Fairytale Ball
It may be an unforgettable night for junior kindergarten and kindergarten students attending the Prince William Academy's Fairytale Ball today.
Prince William teens waive hearing in destruction case
Dusty J. Harrelson, Michael David Fuller, and Eric Daniel Regis, all 18 and students at Osbourn High School, face several felony and misdemeanor charges.
Manassas Liberty Street hearing set
Manassas will be seeking a judge's order to correct the violations.
Child blamed for house fire; 911 still being scrutinized
The department is continuing to investigate problems with the county's emergency communications system that may have caused at least one 911 call to go unanswered for several minutes.
Prince William men charged with separate sex crimes
In both instances the children knew the accused men. The children's families reported the incidents to police.<
VRE to open parking ramp in Burke
Monday is the first day that an expanded parking deck opens at a Burke Center Virginia Railway Express station in Burke.
Candidates will debate on air Sunday
Candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for the 11th Congressional District will meet for a live, one-hour, televised debate at 7:30 p.m.
AAA: Va. families will pay $246 more for gas this summer
Find the lowest gas prices in Dale City ; Gainesville; Lake Ridge; Manassas; Manassas Park; Quantico and Woodbridge
Davis unloads on state GOP
Rep. Thomas M. Davis III, R-11th, who once hoped to be the Republican nominee for Senate, will not attend this weekend’s nominating convention in Richmond.
Consumer Reports compares hospitals
Consumers looking to treat the most serious illnesses have a new way to compare local hospitals.
Internship program will offer unique opportunities to local students
The Prince William County Democratic Committee recently announced that is is accepting applications for its Democratic internship program
Occoquan to sport a new town seal
The Occoquan Town Council recently voted to adopt a new color town seal
May 29, 2008
What? No tax increase?
Tax increases to fund road improvements are not a popular strategy.
Seminar addresses commuting challenges
For Prince William commuters going into the Washington, D.C., area, the old cliché "getting there is half the fun" hardly applies.
Winners and losers
This week’s winners and losers.
11th District primary could turn on Iraq war
The Iraq war has become a bone of contention among the four Democrats who want to succeed Rep. Tom Davis III in the 11th District, representing Prince William and Fairfax counties.
Haymarket health center opens
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday marked the "grand opening" of the new Haymarket Health Center.
Former teacher’s trial date set
An October trial date has been set for the former Manassas teacher accused of sexually assaulting three underage girls at his Stafford County home.
Fire victims frustrated by slow emergency response
Jennifer Meyer describes standing on her front lawn Wednesday night and watching the blaze grow larger at the house across the street. She had dialed Prince William County's 911 emergency center and was helpless as she listened to the unanswered ringing.
Local speller eliminated in 2nd round of bee
Prince William County's own contestant at the National Spelling Bee, 12-year-old Graham Park Middle School student Marie Mach, made sure that her stage presence did not go unnoticed.
Immigrant groups seek funding for support centers
Immigrant groups and officials from Maryland and Virginia are seeking $15 million to help hundreds of thousands of eligible area immigrants become citizens.
Court date set for teacher accused of sexual assault
An October trial date has been set for the former Manassas teacher accused of sexually assaulting three underage girls at his Stafford County home.
Local spelling champ bows out with humor
Read the Bee Blog.
May 28, 2008
Cops on bikes
Are police officers riding bikes effective?
Lawyer now facing federal charges
A Woodbridge lawyer accused of stealing settlement money owed to his clients is now facing federal charges.
