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/**/ Chatting with the chief By Tiffany Schwab Staff Writer MANASSAS – The new superintendent is going to lead the city to what school board members have been calling, “the next level.” He just doesn’t know what that means yet. Chip Zullinger said he’s still studying the schools, diligently poring over stacks of information on…
Untitled Document News Roundtable: How the Times-Dispatch Covers Crime VIDEO REPORTS Streaming video report of reader discussion about the Times-Dispatch’s crime coverage, led by Executive Editor Glenn Proctor (above). ———- Reporter Jim Nolan talks about covering recent multiple homcide cases and impact on Richmond AUDIO REPORT Streaming audio of News Roundtable (1 hr.,…
/**/ 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…
/**/ Osbourn’s Garner earns All-State nod By Brian Hunsicker Staff Writer Osbourn head coach Matt Wilburn called it an “off-day” for his girls’ 4×800 relay team at the Group AAA championships this weekend at George Mason University. The team, which had claimed titles in the Cardinal District and the Northwest Region, didn’t make the…
The case against Gerardo Lara Gerardo Lara holds a cross during a recess in Prince William Circuit Court in Manassas on Wednesday April 13, 2005, where he was on trial for the murder of his estranged wife, Marissa Lara. (Photo Ana Pimsler / Potomac News/Manassas Journal Messenger) Gerardo Lara confers with his lead…