Obituaries 03-30-01
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Monday, February 26, 2001 Top News Parking to make way for pavilion By Chris Newman Staff Writer MANASSAS – A week from today the Gazebo parking lot will be closed for the start of the City Square project, and the cars that use its 74 blue permit and general parking spaces will be absorbed…
Travel Virginia: Guide to going places Travel Destinations: From Appalachia to Tidewater, Virginia’s culture and rich history dot the landscape. Explore the our top picks of things to do and see. Appalachia Blue Ridge Shenandoah Valley Fredericksburg/Northern Virginia Chesapeake Bay Region Tidewater/Hampton Roads Patriotic places: Mother of presidents. Home of the Pentagon. Hotbed of Revolutionary…
/**/ Students crusade against violence By Tiffany Schwab Staff Writer Violence sees no age. Sometimes teenagers forget that, said Osbourn High School freshman Adrianna Mendez. Teens can be victims, but they can also take steps to prevent violence in their homes and communities, said Mendez, a member of the Prince William Youth Advisory Council. As…
Friday, February 23, 2001 Top News Snow pileup — Weather cripples area with traffic accidents By Keith Walker Staff Writer Dave Ellis/Staff Photographer Jerry Gordon, left, a safety engineer, and Paul Stephens, a Fredericksburg tow truck driver, survey some of the damage caused by a late morning pile-up on the southbound lanes of I-95 in…
Dumfries hires interim manager BY AILEEN M. STRENG p>It’s not a permanent solution for Dumfries, but it does help. Full Story Bank robbery suspect arrested BY DANIEL DREW e m/ms Prince William police charged a 44-year-old Dumfries woman in the March 14 robbery of the Marumsco Plaza First Union bank at 13891 Jefferson Davis Highway,…
Current Storm Tracker Hurricane Building Codes Flooding accounts for 59% of deaths related to tropical cyclones. Learn how can you protect yourself and your property. After 10 Years, Andrew Gains Strength Scientists now believe Hurricane Andrew’s winds were at least 10 mph faster than previously thought – making it only the third Category 5 storm…