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/**/ Positive impact – Ordinary lives, extraordinary people By Emily Kuhl Staff Writer Before changing the face of modern geometry, mathematician Blaise Pascal suggested that, “The strength of a man’s virtue must not be measured by his efforts, but by his ordinary life.” In honor of Black History Month, the Manassas Journal Messenger profiled four…

    Police Beat 05/07/05 – Police News 05/07/05 – Man pulls out gun at school bus stop 05/06/05 – Robber hits Provident Bank 05/06/05 – Police News 05/04/05 – Haymarket man missing 05/04/05 – Teens charged with throwing rocks 05/03/05 – Three men plead guilty to assault 05/03/05 – Police Briefs 04/29/05 -18-year-old found…

/**/ Getting ahead of the daily grind: Two African-American business owners talk about tea and coffee Lucy Chumbley Staff Writer Some like it black, some like it with cream. But African-American business owners Karl Chen and Kenneth Whiting have one thing figured out – everyone likes tea or coffee. Chen is the owner and founder…

/**/ Thursday, October 26, 2000  Top News Unitarain Universalists advocate inclusion By Kucy Chumbley Manassas Journal Messenger     Bull Run Unitarian Universalists held the first of a series of inclusive Wednesday night worship services in Manassas last night.      The services welcome gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, or GLBT, people of any denomination who want to…

    Untitled Document ZEBRA MUSSELS AT MILLBROOK QUARRY • VIDEO Zebra mussel eradication begins at the quarry • ARTICLES Jan. 31, 2006 – Zebra mussel eradication to begin Oct. 25, 2005 – Zebra mussel eradication plan moves forward Oct. 18, 2005 – State offers plan to eradicate zebra mussels Sept. 30, 2004 – Manassas…