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Prince William Elected Leaders Voice Opposition to Beltway Bypass
Potomac Local- Elected leaders Monday said a plan to build a new highway threatens Prince William’s coveted Rural Crescent.
Local Runners Participated in Boston Marathon
The Boston Athletic Association lists seven individuals from western Prince William County who participated in the race.
General Assembly Approves Amendments to Texting Bill
The General Assembly approved a set of amendments proposed by Gov. Robert F. McDonnell to HB (House Bill) 1907, the driving-while-texting bill patroned this year by Del. Richard L. Anderson (R-Prince William).
Free, Family-Friendly Festival Celebrates the Local Arts
Arts Alive! will include free performances, exhibits, hands-on activities and demonstrations by local artists and arts organizations.
PWCS to Offer Limited Pilot of Eighth Grade Participation in High School Sports
The Prince William County School Board approved a limited pilot program that would allow some School Division principals to allow middle school students to participate in sub-varsity sports at the high school level.
Planning Commission Defers Decision on Madera Farm
Brentsville commissioner Ronald K. Burgess cited traffic issues and an incomplete environmental constraints analysis as part of his rationale for making the motion to table the decision on Madera Farms.
Letter: Madera Farm, “This Is Not a Stump Dump”
Jake Klitenic, owner of Madera Farm, wanted to clarify issues that he believes have been misrepresented through signs and publicly disseminated information.
Letter: “Madera Farm Threatens Rural Way of Life in Western Prince William”
The definition of agriculture is and has been for thousands of years, the cultivation of animals, plants, fungi, and other life forms for food, fiber, and other products used to sustain human life.















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