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/**/ Haymarket suffers from improvements By Patrick Wilson Staff Writer HAYMARKET – Town government leaders and business officials knew the construction to revamp Washington Street in Haymarket’s downtown would be hectic. But they didn’t know it would be as troublesome as it’s been. The Haymarket Town Council scheduled a meeting for Monday night with Virginia…
Travel Virginia: Guide to going places Top Travel Destinations: Shenandoah Valley Appalachia – Blue Ridge – Shenandoah Valley – Fredericksburg/Northern Virginia Chesapeake Bay – Tidewater/Hampton Roads – Central Virginia Natural Bridge Rockbridge County P.O. Box 57 U.S. 11 Natural Bridge, Va. A young George Washington surveyed the Natural Bridge and the site, one of the…
/**/ Positive impact – Ordinary lives, extraordinary people By Emily Kuhl Staff Writer Before changing the face of modern geometry, mathematician Blaise Pascal suggested that, “The strength of a man’s virtue must not be measured by his efforts, but by his ordinary life.” In honor of Black History Month, the Manassas Journal Messenger profiled four…
/**/ Obituaries October 25, 2000 Evelyn Gordon Evelyn Gordon, 64, of Manassas, died Sunday, Oct. 22, 2000. She is survived by her children, Jeffrey Davis of New Post and Julie (and Jon) Ackerman of Somerville; her mother, Mary Gordon, of Bristow; seven sisters; two brothers; and six grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 6-8…
/**/ Wednesday, February 28, 2001 Top News Speed catcher Photo by Amy Rosseti Staff Photographer Jeannette Galbraith, a sergeant with the Virginia State Police, issues a ticket for a speeder who was detected through the use of VASCAR technology. Ticketing from above: Troopers use planes to catch speeders By Nancy Carroll Staff Photographer Drivers…
Untitled Document THE MANASSAS FIRE: Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1905 For further description, mouse over the circled numbers above each building. The Manassas fire of 1905 destroyed about 35 buildings, including what was then known as The Journal Messenger, and caused between $60,000 and $100,000 in losses. This photo shows the surviving buildings on…