Zebra Mussels at Millbrook Quarry

/**/ Thursday, October 26, 2000  Top News Unitarain Universalists advocate inclusion By Kucy Chumbley Manassas Journal Messenger     Bull Run Unitarian Universalists held the first of a series of inclusive Wednesday night worship services in Manassas last night.      The services welcome gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, or GLBT, people of any denomination who want to…

NAACP, mediator meet By Louise Cannon Staff Writer The National Association for Advancement of Colored People now has U.S. Justice Department mediators looking into its allegations of discrimination in the Prince William School System. The Prince William Chapter of the NAACP held a meeting last Friday to discuss its issues concerning unfair discipline of African…

    Selma: March into History Forty years ago,  thousands of marchers trekked from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., to demand that African-Americans be permitted to vote. Because of their courage and sacrifices, the South – indeed the nation – was transformed. The Voting Rights act that grew out of that bloody march comes up for renewal in two years….

    Ask the Education Secretary The Washington Bureau of Media General arranged an interview with Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings in August. National correspondent Gil Klein invited teachers to provide the questions about the federal “No Child Left Behind” Act. Click here to read Gil Klein’s story. Click here to read the full transcript…

/**/ Expand, enliven museums, study says By Keith McMillan Media General News Service     MANASSAS The Manassas Museum System could receive a facelift and significant expansion if city officials back the findings of a September development study.     The plan, prepared by the PRD Group of Fairfax, suggests the museum’s main building on Prince William Street expand…