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Lillie Jessie Responds to Reimbursement Controversy: ’45 Years of Honest, Hands-On Leadership’
School Board member Lillie Jessie (Occoquan) responds to reports of her wanting to change school board reimbursement policy for her own benefit.
PWCS Board Members Clash Over Travel Reimbursement Policy
School division documents shared by Coles school board member Willie Deutsch reveal Occoquan member Lillie Jessie’s received thousands more in reimbursement than her colleagues on the board.
Zoës Kitchen to Open Gainesville Restaurant on Monday, March 25th
New Location will Be the First in Virginia to Open with New Store Design
Why Try Aquatic Physical Therapy?
Aquatic Physical Therapy, also known as Aquatic PT, is an alternative option for treating a wide variety of conditions and injuries, including arthritis, total joint replacements, spinal surgery and fractures.
UPDATED: Prince William Officer Involved in Crash on Nokesville Road
Prince William County Police Officers responded to the intersection of Piper Lane and Nokesville Road in Manassas (20109) for an officer-involved crash, March 14 at 8:36 p.m.
PWCS School Board Give Big Raise to Next Year’s Board
Half the members of the Prince William County School Board voted to support a large raise for the next board during its final budget markup session.
Reminder: Conversation with the Chief Tonight
Chief Barry Barnard of the Prince William County Police Department will host a “Conversation with the Chief” on Thursday.
Police Arrest Stonewall MS Student for Strangulation of Another Student
A student at Stonewall Middle School in Manassas, Prince William has been charged with strangulation of a classmate.
UPDATED: Police Arrest Teen in Malicious Wounding on Hooe Road
Prince William County officers are investigating a shooting on Hooe Road in Bristow in which one man was injured.
RICHMOND BEAT: Kazoos and Chants Drown Out Westboro Church’s Message of Hate
RICHMOND — Randy Blythe of the heavy metal band Lamb of God met the Westboro Baptist Church demonstrators at the Virginia Capitol on Monday with an unlikely weapon: kazoos.
