Manassas Journal Messenger 02-16-01
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/**/ Obituaries March 1, 2001 James Ryland Button James Ryland Button, 37, of Manassas died Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2001 at Inova Cameron Glen Care Center, Reston. He was preceded in death by his father, William Ryland Button Jr. and his daughter, April Katherine Button. Survivors include his mother, Beverly Button, of Manassas, one sister and…
NEWS SPORTS FOOD WATCH BUSINESS OPINION OBITUARIES CLASSIFIEDS EMAIL Daily Editorial Aug. 7, 2000 Why this election will go down to the wire Barring any major unforeseen surprises from either the Bush or Gore camps between now and November, we predict this presidential election is going to be close – decided by perhaps…
Selma: March into History Forty years ago, thousands of marchers trekked from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., to demand that African-Americans be permitted to vote. Because of their courage and sacrifices, the South – indeed the nation – was transformed. The Voting Rights act that grew out of that bloody march comes up for renewal in two years….
Discover Prince William is designed with newcomers and long-term residents in mind. Pick up a copy or browse the guide online for all you need to know about living in Prince William County, one of its towns or the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. Historic, diverse and booming – the county and cities combine…
/**/ Big top times — Tigers, trapeze artists and tiny horses come to town By Lucy Chumbley Staff Writer Tonight, while Prince William sleeps, 36 tractor-trailers will pull into the Woodbridge Senior High School parking lot under cover of darkness. At twilight’s first gleaming, a crew of 100 – plus three elephants – will raise…
Sunshine Week “Freedom of information” isn’t just for professional journalists. Open access and public records laws are intended for everyone. The Potomac News and its partners are commemorating “Sunshine Week” – March 13-19 – with a package of stories on freedom of information as it relates to ordinary people living ordinary lives. We…