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Potomac News Online | Heat hits the county fair
SPECIAL REPORT – Hog Wild at the county fair Melissa Linkenhoker, an attendant at a fresh lemonade stand at the Prince William County Fair, couldn’t do anything but endure the heat Sunday. She had a small fan in the booth where she sold lemonade and corn dogs, but it was of little help. “I’m just…
Underwood collects fourth NABI title with tour victory at Bowie
Deborah Underwood of Clinton, Md., collected her fourth career National Amateur Bowlers (NABI) title when she won the Baltimore/Washington Region NABI Tournament conducted at AMF Bowie (Md.) Lanes on Nov. 17-18. It took a handicap series score of 642 or higher in the semifinals for the top five bowlers to advance to the stepladder finals….
Manassas Journal Messenger | Holiday happenings
By EMILY BROWN [email protected] Scrooge will have plenty to “hum-bug” about this holiday season with all the gatherings of local groups spreading tidings of comfort and joy. In fact, he’ll moan and sputter about the stage of the Cramer Center in Vpstart Crow’s annual “A Christmas Carol” rendition Friday through Dec. 19. Unlike prior years,…
Accident victim flown to hospital
A man was flown by helicopter to Washington Hospital Center in the District of Columbia after being seriously injured in a three-vehicle accident on Potomac Mills Road on Friday afternoon in Dale City. According to police, a Yellow Cab taxi was heading toward Gideon Drive on Potomac Mills Road when it collided with a green…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Witnesses face sniper suspect
didn’t catch on. I wish I had,” Prince William County Police Officer Steven A. Bailey answered sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad. Bailey had just testified that he spoke to Muhammad in a restaurant parking lot across the street from the Sunoco station north of Manassas where Dean Harold Meyers was shot in October 2002. “I…
Connaughton, Jenkins to save us from indecency
According to a front-page article in the Jan. 8 edition of the Potomac News, the Prince William County Board of Supervisors is moving forward with a proposal to regulate adult-oriented bookstores and video rental stores. The action stems from a September 2002 recommendation by Board Chairman Sean T. Connaughton, R-at large, that the county should…
