Manassas Journal Messenger 04-26-01
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Untitled Document Tax assessments: Related articles and government links 04/22/05 – City Council settles on tax rate of $1 The Manassas City Council settled on a real estate tax rate of $1 per $100 of assessed value Wednesday night, and did away with a plan to increase the personal property tax on aircraft….
Partners in Education The Partners in Education Program is a dynamic partnership between area businesses, community organizations, educational systems and the Potomac News. The goal is to develop the skilled readers, effective communicators, critical thinkers and informed citizens who will lead our nation in the future. “Through the Partners in Education Program, area schools are…
Critics decry school boundaries: Parents raise concerns over Braemar plan’s lack of ‘balance’ By Diane Freda Staff Writer As Prince William County schools get closer to drawing boundaries for a new 840-student elementary school in the Braemar neighborhood, the current plan has some critics. “Our biggest concern is balance,” said Kim Calkins, a parent with…
Public Square Where Richmond Comes Together Public Square Social Networking Online Monday, Nov. 13, 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. PUBLIC SQUARE BLOG Times-Dispatch publisher Tom Silvestri blogs on issues up for discussion at the newspaper’s community Public Square series. Come join the dialogue. PAST PUBLIC SQUARES • Affordable Housing • Iraq…
/**/ 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:…
Vote for your favorites in the first-ever “Best of Prince William” poll about life in Prince William County. Return the completed questionnaire to the address given below no later than May 2, 2003, 5 p.m. Results will be published in a special supplement on Thursday, May 29, 2003, in the Potomac News & Manassas Journal…