PHOTO ESSAY On the move
Michael Cole is hard to keep up with.
The 46-year-old is constantly moving from one activity to another. Based on his agenda, it is hard to imagine that he is mentally disabled.
Cole’s busy routine that allows him to sustain a fulfilling and satisfying life begins every morning with breakfast, a cup of coffee and the morning news.
Car loads of Scouts, armed with black plastic trash bags, sprinted to the banks of the Potomac River at Leesylvania State Park Sunday to clean up debris left by Hurricane Isabel. “We had about 125 Scouts, boys and girls, come out to help us today,” said Deb Oliver, Prince William spokeswoman. The scouts and their…
Police make drug arrest after 911 hang-up Police answered a hang-up 911 call Wednesday at 8:27 p.m. in the 1800 block of Sugar Hill Drive in Lake Ridge and smelled marijuana when they arrived at the residence, said Detective Dennis Mangan, Prince William police spokesman. Police charged Elizabeth Ann Soto, 27, of 4408 Kenmore Drive…
SPOTSYLVANIA — Minutes after a serial sniper struck his 10th victim in as many days, police choked off exit ramps, northbound Interstate 95, secondary roads and bridges. But they were too late. The sniper had vanished into the rainy, gray morning. As some wary Fredericksburg-area residents briskly zigzagged into stores yesterday and gas pumps near…
Since the beginning of the war in Iraq, a philosophy emerged that the two superpowers that exist in the world are the United States and world public opinion. Gregg Reynolds adopted that philosophy years ago, but tweaked it to say the peace movement is the second superpower. As an exercise in that ideology, Reynolds and…
When Reginald E. “Reggie” Wood Jr. hosted a preview of his proposed jazz and blues club on Dec. 13, 2002 in Manassas, he promised grandeur the likes area residents had never seen. Wood had spent months remodeling the interior of the former Manassas Presbyterian Church and doing an elaborate landscape and lighting project on the…
By LACY LUSK [email protected] DALE CITY — As painful as the end of the first half was to Gar-Field on Saturday night, the Indians and top scorer Chris Vann found the strength to keep their season going. By beating Hylton, 55-45, in the second Cardinal District boys basketball semifinal at Gar-Field, the host school advanced…