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Manassas Journal Messenger | Boy in stable condition after being pinned under car
A 7-year-old boy was pinned under a car Sunday after being hit by a drunk driver fleeing a concerned citizen who was chasing him, Prince William police said Monday. Neighbors who witnessed the accident teamed together to lift the car off the boy. He was flown to Inova Fairfax Hospital where he is in stable…
Manassas Journal Messenger | After tragedy, void still remains
When Hylton’s defense lines up for the first time this season, a new player will be in the outside linebacker spot that James Parker once held down. If he’s lucky, he’ll run as well as Parker, tackle as well and even cover receivers as well. But truthfully, the void won’t be filled this season or…
Potomac News Online | Higher Learning
Area colleges offer ways to further your education but stay in the Prince William – Manassas area. George Mason University George Mason University, a university established 30 years ago, has made technology a primary focus and offers 124 degree programs to approximately 26,796 students as of fall 2003. The four-year school in Fairfax, with branches…
Officials ask FEDS for help
Prince William County is asking the federal government to help pay for the cost of prosecuting sniper suspects John Muhammad and John Lee Malvo. In a Nov. 18 letter to U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sean T. Connaughton, R-at large, asked for federal financial assistance. “As you are…
Funding cuts don’t stop studies
Prince William County and Manassas lost more than $200 million in prized transportation projects when the Virginia Department of Transportation released its draft earlier this month to trim its six-year road-building plan by $29 billion. Tabled are various major construction projects, including work on the Gainesville Interchange, a grade-separation project in Manassas, and upgrading the…
U.S. Army Materiel Command will move to Fort Belvoir
Fort Belvoir will be home to a new command and about 1,100 new employees, contractors and soldiers when the U.S. Army Materiel Command moves onto base. The AMC, one of the Army’s largest commands, is moving its headquarters from Alexandria to Fort Belvoir early next year. The move was prompted primarily by security concerns. “The…