Tag: virus
Prince William Supervisors Request the Governor Allow Outdoor Seating at County Restaurants This Weekend
Residents may be able to celebrate this Memorial Day on the patios of Prince William restaurants, wineries and breweries after all.
Governor Sets Date for Phase I Reopening for Northern Virginia Localities
Governor Ralph Northam today issued Executive Order Sixty-Two, allowing specific localities in Northern Virginia to delay entering Phase One of the “Forward.”
Governor Northam Unveils Blueprint for Easing Public Health Restrictions
‘Forward Virginia’ blueprint informed by diverse health and business stakeholders, includes testing, tracing, and PPE priorities
Governor Northam Taps Broad Group of Leaders for COVID-19 Business Task Force
~ Leaders advising Governor on safe, responsible strategy for
easing restrictions on businesses and individuals ~
Gov. Northam Moves to Postpone Town Elections in Response to COVID
Governor Ralph Northam (D) today requested the General Assembly move the May General Election and all special elections scheduled for May 5, 2020 to the November 3, 2020 General Election date to further mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Prince William Police Address Virginia Stay-At-Home Order
Prince William Police intends to enforce the Governor’s Stay At Home Order by first educating the public of what constitutes an infraction.
PWCS Opens Online Kindergarten Registration
Prince William County Schools has opened online registration to enroll children in kindergarten for the 2020-2021 school year.
Governor Orders Closure of Non-Essential Businesses, Schools
Executive Order Fifty-Three orders the closure of certain non-essential businesses, bans all gatherings of more than 10 people, and closes all K-12 schools for the remainder of the academic year.
Del. Carter Calls on Gov. Northam to Take Emergency Actions in Response to COVID-19 Public Health Crisis
Delegate Carter sent a letter to Governor Ralph Northam calling on him to take emergency actions in an effort to save lives and mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
College Board Developing AP Home Testing Option, No Face-to Face AP Exams
The College Board announced Friday that Advanced Placement tests, scheduled to be administered in May, will be offered to students online for the 2019–20 exam administration due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
