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Manassas Journal Messenger | Prince William police offer tips for a safe Halloween
The Prince William Police Department offered the following tips to parents who will have trick-or-treaters out on Halloween Night. ? Make sure children wear light colors or put reflective tape on their costumes. ? Trick-or-treaters should always be in groups so they aren’t a tempting target for real-life goblins. Parents should accompany young children. ?…
Fire briefs for Tuesday, July 16, 2002
House fire in Triangle displaces 12, injures two Twelve people were displaced after a fire at 18559 Old Triangle Road in Triangle early Monday, Prince William Fire and Rescue spokesman Hadden Culp said. The house, valued at $200,000, was destroyed. One resident suffered smoke inhalation and a firefighter was treated for exhaustion while battling the…
Indians take third at Scuderi
The Gojekian Relays at Woodbridge wasn’t the only meet this weekend with excellent performances by local track athletes. Despite missing Group AAA indoor state shot put champion Tiffany Evans, who was taking her SAT, Gar-Field finished fourth in the Scuderi Team Challenge at West Potomac on Saturday. The boys finished second behind Lake Braddock. Lake…
Manassas Journal Messenger | State police file response to sex charge
Virginia State Police and the commonwealth claimed immunity this week from a million lawsuit for more than $20 filed by a Manassas woman who claims a former trooper took advantage of her. Jane Doe filed the lawsuit in January 2004, charging William A. “Buck” Carter with raping and sodomizing her. Doe was 20 and living…
OBITUARY
Lyle LeMasters Sr. Lyle Russell LeMasters Sr., 61, of Manassas, died Saturday, July 13, 2002, at his residence after a one-year illness with cancer. He was born March 28, 1941 in Mount Hope, W.Va. He was the son of the late Russell King (Bud) LeMasters and Mary Marie LeMarr. He was president of LeMasters Heating…
Passing judgement without prejudice
By KIPP HANLEY [email protected] The only time Rossie Alston sees in black and white is when he’s talking to uniformed officials on the football field. The 45-year-old African-American Prince William County Circuit Court judge and veteran football official is a picture of tolerance and understanding. He is a county native that became successful by treating…