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Moose&$039;s book deal examined
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Potomac News Online | Witnesses recount MS-13 victim’s tale
ALEXANDRIA – Brenda Paz’s 13-month journey from respected gang member to prized government informant to murder victim was detailed Tuesday for a jury weighing the fate of the men charged with plotting and carrying out her killing. During the first full day of testimony in the federal trial of four members of the Mara Salvatrucha…
Queens crowned at Annandale Lanes
A. Jane Hassell of Springfield, Va., collected her eighth career Open Division title and Cathy Smith of Richmond, Va., acquired her fifth career Senior Divison title when they won their respective events in the Virginia Bowling Queens Tournament hosted by AMF Annandale Lanes, June 15-16. This tournament was sponsored by AMF Annandale Lanes, Sports Plus/Carmen…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Tentative deal reached on workforce center
Although the Day Laborer Task Force agreed to all the elements of its recommendation for a workforce center, it will wait until Monday to take a final vote on the conclusions. The task force’s four-page draft report, which members reviewed Monday, calls for a non-profit organization to run a workforce center in Woodbridge as a…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Schramek lifts Potomac
By DAVE UTNIK [email protected] WOODBRIDGE — As the baseball disappeared behind the second tier of billboards in right-center field Saturday night, Mark Schramek had no idea what he’d just accomplished. Of course, the Potomac Cannons third baseman was aware of the obvious: he’d just given his team a 3-2 victory with his first Carolina League…