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This week’s Bowling Column BY TED GRUSZKOWSKI  

Top News Burn ‘expert’ convicted of perjury By Patrick Wilson Media General News Service MANASSAS — Gary S. Stocco, the New Jersey man accused of lying about his credentials during court testimony in Prince William County, entered guilty pleas on Thursday to felony charges of perjury and obtaining money through false pretenses. Stocco, former executive…

Travel Virginia: Guide to going places Summer trips: Outer Banks Greece – Lighthouses – Outer Banks Outer Banks of North Carolina Vacationers at the Outer Banks this season can expect to see some of the rough handiwork of Hurricane Isabel, which swept over the east coast in September 2003. Long stretches of the 137-mile barrier…

/**/ Friday, November 3, 2000  Top News Burn ‘expert’ convicted of perjury By Patrick Wilson Media General News Service     MANASSAS Gary S. Stocco, the New Jersey man accused of lying about his credentials during court testimony in Prince William County, entered guilty pleas on Thursday to felony charges of perjury and obtaining money through false…

March 31, 2003 McKenzie wins first NABI bowling title Howington’s On The Hill For Cannons 2003 Prep Softball Team previews The Queen of Diamonds Falling down is just part of the job March 29, 2003 Plenty of questions for Caps Tigers’ Bailey shines at I-95 Bruins shun moral victory Heiser’s goal enough to stop Mason…

/**/ Obituaries February 16, 2001 Richard Marvin Shope Richard Marvin Shope, 62, of Nokesville, formerly of Okolona, Arkansas son of the late William Marvin and Elsie Shope, died Wednesday, February 14, 2001 at Inova Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Anna Shope, two daughters, Carolyn Shope and Nancy Funck, both…