Manassas Journal Messenger 04-26-01
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Marshall, Rollison debate sales tax authority at Manassas forum By Chris Newman Staff Writer Delegate Jack Rollison, R.-Woodbridge, and Delegate Bob Marshall, R.-Manassas faced off in a panel discussion before the Prince William Committee of 100 on Thursday at Il Monastero Restaurant on the question of whether the General Assembly bills to increase sales taxes…
A stitch in time — Sewing Day brings Nokesville circle together By Lucy Chumbley Staff Writer Amy Drewry/Staff Photographer Two-year-old Alex Fields carefully cuts off a stray thread while her day-time caregiver, Alma Fisher, of Catlett, ties knots in a quilted lap robe. Fisher has been coming to Nokesville’s annual Community Sewing Day with…
DAC Swimming: Seton sweeps DAC championship meet From Staff Reports FREDERICKSBURG – Seton’s boys and girls swimming teams swept the Delaney Athletic Conference meet on Saturday at Fredericksburg Academy. Both Conquistador teams had comfortable margins in winning the titles for the fourth straight year. Seton’s boys team outlasted Randolph Macon Academy 301 points to…
NEWS SPORTS FOOD WATCH BUSINESS OPINION OBITUARIES CLASSIFIEDS EMAIL Daily Editorial Sept. 25, 2000 Blame the test, not the students Those who do not learn from their U.S. history SOL mistakes are doomed to repeat them. And we’re not talking about Virginia’s students here; we’re talking about the makers of the test. That’s right….
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…
Putting ‘fun’ in reading fundamentals: Tyler Elementary School’s Family Literacy Night brings the classroom into the home By Emily Kuhl Staff Writer GAINESVILLE – Reading is not a problem for the students at Tyler Elementary School in Gainesville. In fact, school librarian Nancy Thaete said an average of about 300 books are checked out each…