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 OBITUARIES Elizabeth Sue McGuire, 58, died Aug. 4, 2000, while vacationing in Puerto Rico. She was a long-time resident of Manassas. She was a Radford University graduate who taught English as a Second Language at Centreville High School and she enjoyed spending her free time with her four grandsons. She was a member of the…

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/**/ Monday, December 18, 2000  Top News Officer recognized for help in plane crash By Chris Newman Staff Writer      MANASSAS During the Presidents Cup last October, President Bill Clinton came to the area on a DC-9 jet to Manassas airport, shutting down the airport’s flight operations to other traffic for 15 minutes. While Air…

/**/ Veteran musician makes music, motivates others By Lucy Chumbley Staff Writer MANASSAS – Stevie “Guitar” Sparks is setting up for the open mike acoustic night he hosts on Wednesdays at Flannagans Olde Ale House on Main and Church streets. He holds up his guitar, which is emblazoned with autographs, and points to a signature:…

Monday, February 26, 2001  Top News   Parking to make way for pavilion By Chris Newman Staff Writer MANASSAS – A week from today the Gazebo parking lot will be closed for the start of the City Square project, and the cars that use its 74 blue permit and general parking spaces will be absorbed…

/**/ Supervisors move toward compromise on human rights appointee Caryn Goebel Staff Writer Prince William There soon could be an end to the county’s debacle in appointing a representative to the Human Rights Commission. In a move to possibly smooth ruffled feathers, Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chairman Sean Connaughton announced Tuesday his intent…