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	March 31, 2003 McKenzie wins first NABI bowling title Howington’s On The Hill For Cannons 2003 Prep Softball Team previews The Queen of Diamonds Falling down is just part of the job March 29, 2003 Plenty of questions for Caps Tigers’ Bailey shines at I-95 Bruins shun moral victory Heiser’s goal enough to stop Mason Johnsons play the right tune March 28, 2003 Night for the ages March 26, 2003 Lace ’em up, hoop it up March 25, 2003 Osbourn pulls the switch-a-roo Spotsylvania scores early, sends Colonial Forge to first loss Osbourn pulls the switch-a-roo March 22, 2003 Age, it’s still just a number White nails second NABI title All-Stars in limb? March 20, 2003 Delozier builds on ODS success Icebreaker Tournament this weekend March 19, 2003 Northern Region all-stars hang on to defeat Prince William Woodbridge forfeits eight victories Cannons pass on all-star game North Stafford hangs on to beat Spotsylvania Wilson whips one-hitter Starting a good sign for Maine March 18, 2003 Locals get the call to play classic Giarizzi shines in debut March 17, 2003 The Raiders’ new leader Area track stars fare well at Nike Indoors Stonewall tabs former Hokie as head football coach March 15, 2003 Hoops Heaven: Not much can rival the madness Hahn, Maffett capture doubles championship March 13, 2003 Stonewall grad Causey named goalkeeper coach of WUSA’s Breakers Littlefield heading to U.Va. It’s time to start worrying about the weather Keating’s gesture exhibits patriotism Area fishing report Rivers likes his options Father and son raise the competitive fire at ODS March 10, 2003 Ripkens hold open forum March 08, 2003 Cruel close to Indians’ banner run Vikes overpowered Panthers succumb to height Brentsville makes it three straight state titles Bruins’ hearts broken Nice guys can finish last Vikings to forfeit at least four games March 07, 2003 Ripkens reach kids, coaches March 06, 2003 Gar-Field dominates Potomac Woodbridge knocks off Forest Park Despite bumps along the way, GMU is confident Truschel has one last hill to climb Sloper’s chance pays off March 05, 2003 Vikes steal the show Second coming Bruins don’t believe hype Gar-Field earns its respect March 04, 2003 Vikings rest up for big test Greene decides on GW All locals to battle it out Stonewall stays on its roll Panthers deny Patriots with defense Bruins have a blast in blowout Woodbridge rallies to win at Stafford

Manassas Journal Messenger 02-16-01

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Putting ‘fun’ in reading fundamentals: Tyler Elementary School’s Family Literacy Night brings the classroom into the home By Emily Kuhl Staff Writer GAINESVILLE – Reading is not a problem for the students at Tyler Elementary School in Gainesville. In fact, school librarian Nancy Thaete said an average of about 300 books are checked out each…

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Dumfries hires interim manager BY AILEEN M. STRENG p>It’s not a permanent solution for Dumfries, but it does help. Full Story Bank robbery suspect arrested BY DANIEL DREW e m/ms Prince William police charged a 44-year-old Dumfries woman in the March 14 robbery of the Marumsco Plaza First Union bank at 13891 Jefferson Davis Highway,…

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Manassas Journal Messenger 03-30-01

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/**/ Valor Awards honor local heroes By Bennie Scarton Jr. Staff Writer For placing his own life in jeopardy to save the life of a pilot who was trapped in the wreckage of his airplane, Manassas Police Officer 1st Class James J. Morris was one of 33 public safety heroes honored on Thursday. Morris, along…

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Weaving a tapestry of life — Families or organ donors to assemble a quilt in memory of loved ones By Emily Kuhl Staff Writer The Washington Regional Transplant Consortium will honor area families of organ and tissue donors Sunday with the 10th annual Donor Family Gathering in Washington, D.C. Families have been asked to create…

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Manassas Journal Messenger 04-26-01

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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…

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It’s My Town 03-30-01

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/**/ It’s My Town By Bennie Scarton Jr. The Prince William Unit of the American Red Cross has announced its blood drives for the month of April. The first drive will take place on Monday at the Manassas St. Thomas United Methodist Church from 2-8 p.m. The others for the rest of the month are:…

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