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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…
Tuesday, February 27, 2001 Top News From Battle Street to Bourbon Street By Bennie Scarton Jr. Staff Writer Amy Drewry/Staff Photographer People gather outside to listen to a band playing jazz at last year’s Old Town Manassas Mardi Gras Festival and Sidewalk Parade. OLD TOWN – The spirit of Mardi Gras will come to…
Prince William County – Greater Manassas Chamber of Commerce NEWS SPORTS FOOD WATCH Write a letter to the editor Door to opportunity opens Community Thrift gives jobs to those who are disabled By Bennie Scarton Jr. Manassas Journal Messenger Thanks to the opening of a thrift store in Manassas, 35 employees with major disabilities…
Untitled Document All-Area: A week-long series highlighting the best athletes in Prince William County Boys soccer Read more from this series: Boys baseball Girls lacrosse Boys lacrosse Girls track Girls softball FIRST TEAM Jusufu Barclay Senior forward, Gar-Field Andrew Dykstra, Senior goalkeeper, Osbourn Park Ryan Jenkins Senior midfielder, Osbourn Park Mohamed Kamara Senior defender, Potomac…
/**/ Thursday, February 1, 2001 Top News Tansportation tax meets dead end By Alfred M. Biddlecomb Staff Writer RICHMOND – Compassionate debate, threats of economic catastrophe and even a little political gamesmanship couldn’t save a Northern Virginia sales tax bill designed to pay for new roads. Delegate John A. “Jack” Rollison and other area…