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/**/ Manassas budget passes first vote By Chris Newman Staff Writer MANASSAS – The City Council passed the fiscal 2002 budget totaling $185.9 million Wednesday, with a 5 percent increase in general-fund expenditures, pay raises for city employees of up to 6 percent, and a $1 million investment in roads, park facilities, technology and buildings…
/**/ Soaring with diversity: Falconers introduce schoolchildren to Saudi culture By Lucy Chumbley Staff Writer HERNDON Four falconers from the Virginia Falcons Association visited Herndon’s Nysmith School for the Gifted on Friday with their feathered friends in tow. They were invited to the school by parent Nassmah Brooks, a Manassas resident whose four children attend…
Printer-Friendly Version Email This Story BLOG: Yoda Rocks! Potomac News Thursday, May 19, 2005 ”
Oct 13, 2007 DoD gives VDOT $1.9 million M. Park reassured about city well Police blotter Community briefs Police briefs Police release drug-related arrests Oct 12, 2007 Legality of Stewart mailer questioned Iowan was driver of fatal I-95 truck crash Enjoy area events this weekend Stirrup, Riley debate immigration, sprawl Line…
/**/ Wednesday, January 24, 2001 Top News Hornets sting foes: ‘Incredible season’ for girls By Randy Jones Staff Writer MANASSAS – In the soccer rich Manassas area, being the first at something is a rare achievement. But the Manassas Hornets – an under-17 girls travel team – accomplished not one, but two firsts this…
Spirited vacations produce memories Return to main page Fall festivals Courtesy of the Virginia Tourism Corporation September, 2004 For a truly spirited fall vacation, consider a trip to Virginia’s haunted places that are so inviting some souls never leave. Be ye fond of phantoms or excited by apparitions, ye are in the right place in the…