MANASSAS — A Manassas man told police Friday that a number of $100 bills was stolen from his house last week, said Dave Lane, Manassas Police spokesman.
The man told police that the money was hidden in a small box in his bedroom, and the theft occurred while painters worked in his home, Lane said.
By LACY LUSK [email protected] These aren’t the Ancient Greeks’ Olympics anymore, that’s for sure. A perfect example of the changing sports world has to be BMX, which makes its way back to Woodbridge for a national event next weekend. The BMX (bicycle motocross) facility behind Pfitzner Stadium will play host to the third annual Freedom…
Montclair man charged with credit card theft Mario Williams II, 19, of 15403 Autumn Lane in Montclair was charged with credit card theft in the 15600 block of Jefferson Davis Highway in Woodbridge around 8:33 a.m. Thursday, said Officer John Bogert, Prince William police spokesman. Police were called to a 7-Eleven store in the area…
The vice president’s wife came to the Quantico Marine Corps base Thursday to honor Marines’ service to their country by acknowledging that which is most important to them — their children. Lynne Cheney, wife of Vice President Richard B. Cheney, came to Ashurst Elementary School at Quantico to visit and read to about 60 third-graders…
Before a packed Cougar gymnasium and the Pomp and Circumstance processional, the Manassas Park High School Class of 140 was given a rousing reception on Saturday night at the school’s 31st commencement ceremony. Following the Pledge of Allegiance by Ja Van Jefferson and the National Anthem by the school’s Chamber Singers, Principal Tracy Shaver welcomed…
Just occasionally, the real job – the one that pays the mortgage – provides some factoid or quotation useful to this little endeavor. One of our favorite quotations at the office comes from that great Virginian Thomas Jefferson, primary author of the Declaration of Independence, who once wrote that “to compel a man to furnish…
By BRIAN HUNSICKER [email protected] Most of the time, Brentsville’s offense is about as straightforward as it gets: Line up, run the ball, gain yards and then do it again. From what Tigers coach Dean Reedy has seen, that’s what Central-Lunenburg seems to do too: Line up like they’re about to mash it down the defense’s…