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The third study of U.S. 1 may not be the last one, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors learned Tuesday. County Executive Craig S. Gerhart said the county may need to pay more consultants to help hammer out the findings of the Urban Land Institute, which was paid $110,000 in February to recommend ways…

By DAVID STEGON Playbook 2002 It’s the name people notice first, but it’s the shoes he has to fill that makes him important. The name thing is old, tired and well he’s sick of hearing about it. So what if he shares a name with a Hall of Fame football player? That’s pretty much old…

Prince William County residents in an annual survey indicated increased satisfaction in government services, including the county’s police department, help with the elderly and its Department of Social Services. But the Center for Survey Research study found that resident’s concern over road navigation has dropped significantly since last year, especially in Gainesville and the Linton…

A Manassas stone carver has left his mark on some of Washington, D.C.’s best-known landmarks with the help of a large dose of perseverance and commitment to high-quality, old-world artistry. Andy Del Gallo, owner of Eastern Memorials/Del Gallo Studios on Va. 28 in Manassas, recently ended all the guesswork for visitors to the Lincoln Memorial…

Sheena Johnson’s sophomore track season at UCLA was almost her final one in a Bruin uniform. Upset with what she perceived as a lack of communication between her and the UCLA coaching staff, Johnson was on the verge of transferring to another university for the 2002-03 school year. However, after talks with her mother and…

Douglas E. Baltimore The Rev. Douglas Eugene Baltimore, 56, of Manassas, died Friday, Feb. 1, 2002, at his home. He was founder and pastor of the Temple of Jesus church in Washington, D.C. He relocated to Alexandria, Vienna and finally to Manassas. He was preceded in death by his father, Douglas McKinley Baltimore. He is…