Manassas Journal Messenger 04-26-01
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Potomac Cannons Baseball Cannons host Hot Stove banquet Changes abound in first year with Reds BY LACY LUSK FAIRFAX — From the front door of the Commonwealth B room at the Fair Lakes Hyatt to the speakers’ lectern, Potomac Cannons fans could see signs of change Sunday night with Prince William County’s Carolina League baseball…
/**/ 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…
/**/ Veteran musician makes music, motivates others By Lucy Chumbley Staff Writer MANASSAS – Stevie “Guitar” Sparks is setting up for the open mike acoustic night he hosts on Wednesdays at Flannagans Olde Ale House on Main and Church streets. He holds up his guitar, which is emblazoned with autographs, and points to a signature:…
/**/ It’s My Town By Bennie Scarton Jr. John Jackson, acclaimed performer of Appalachian-style folk and blues music, will make another appearance at the Central Library, 8601 Mathis Ave on March 8. Jackson always draws a full house to his entertaining shows at the library. He has recorded for Arhoolie, Rounder and Alligator Records and…
/**/ Sudley Manor opens its doors Bennie Scarton Jr. Staff Writer Sudley Manor House will hold its official grand opening on Feb. 15 from 2-8 p.m. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5 p.m. The festivities will include tours of the facility, entertainment, food and vendor displays. Doing the ribbon cutting honors will be Bob Anderson,…
/**/ Monday, January 29, 2001 Top News School pay plan considered: PWC School Board must decide to accept or reject recommendations By Diane Freda Staff Writer Discussion of possible action on an Arthur Andersen pay plan study of the Prince William County school system is likely to come up again as board members begin…