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New COVID-19 Cases Continue to Decline in Virginia Despite Phased Openings
Virginia has seen a decrease in new COVID-19 cases even as the Commonwealth has begun to loosen restrictions on businesses.
Del. Roem Rallies Community to Fund Rebuilding of Historic Black Church
“We can never absolve the injustice inflicted upon the Black community from what happened to MPBC but we can set the tone and example for our community. This is a way to do that,” Del. Danica Roem said.
Prince William Police Say Recent Protests Have Been Peaceful
Police closed Sudley Road in Manassas, Tuesday night, out of concern for protesters and others, said PIO Sgt. Jonathan Perok. It was not a response to violence.
UPDATED: Police Say Sudley Road Protest, Tuesday, Remained Lawful
Prince William Police issued a traffic alert, Tuesday evening, announcing they would once again be closing roads at the intersection of Sudley Road at Sudley Manor Drive and Ashton Avenue in Manassas.
PWCS Provides Update on 2020-21 School Year
“At this time, we expect to open for in-person learning, as regularly scheduled on August 25. However, PWCS is developing an extensive plan for the potential for required virtual learning, as well as various operational scenarios, and the associated health and safety considerations for staff and students.”
Prince William Police Detail their Response to Sudley Road Protest at BOCS Emergency Meeting
The Supervisors called an Emergency Prince William Board of County Supervisors meeting, Sunday at 4 p.m., to talk with Prince William Police leadership about the “unlawful assembly” Saturday night on Sudley Road in Manassas and the police response.
City of Manassas Declares Unlawful Assembly Following Liberia Ave Protest, Sunday
Windows to Glory Days Grill (9516 Signal Hill Road) were broken and two Manassas City Police cruisers were vandalized.
Gainesville Supervisor Addresses Unlawful Assembly in his District
Gainesville Supervisor Candland (R) addressed the events Saturday night when the peaceful Black Lives Matter protest on Sudley Road turned into violent and police responded to the civil unrest.
Governor Declares State of Emergency in Response to Escalating Violence
Governor Ralph Northam today declared a state of emergency and authorized assistance to localities in response to escalating violence across the Commonwealth.
Coach Who Made ‘Racist,’ ‘Offensive’ Comments, No Longer Employed at Battlefield HS, Says Principal
The principal of Battlefield High School in Haymarket has announced, Thursday, that one of its assistant coaches no longer works at the school, in response to what the principal called a “racist” and “offensive” comment.
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