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Manassas Journal Messenger | Woodbridge Pastor to serve on anti-gang task force
Woodbridge Pastor Charles Lundy knows how to keep kids busy and out of trouble in their spare time. His knowledge may be part of the reason he was selected to be a part of state Attorney General Jerry Kilgore’s newly formed anti-gang task force. The head of Telegraph Road’s Ebeneezer Baptist Church has worked to…
Vikings rest up for big test
By DAVE UTNIK [email protected] WOODBRIDGE — They’d just finished a two-hour practice and some members of the Woodbridge girls basketball team headed home for an afternoon nap. The Vikings need their sleep. They’re making a very important trip to Franklin County tonight and energy is going to be a valuable ally. “We just have to…
Obituaries for Thursday, May 16, 2002
Margaret Corum Margaret Ann Corum, 87 of Brunswick, Md., died Sunday, May 12, 2002 at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Frederick, Md. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Corum, Sr., one daughter, Rosetta Corum, one son, Howard Corum, one brother, James Corum and one sister, Elizabeth Corum. Survivors include three daughters, Charlotte Peters…
Vikings qualify for regionals
WOODBRIDGE — It occurred to Woodbridge girls basketball coach George Washington just minutes after a 72-38 Cardinal District Tournament victory over Forest Park Wednesday night that the Vikings still haven’t reached their full potential. That is a frightening thought. A regional-bound ballclub with the scoring options and pressing defense the Vikings have at their disposal…
Potomac News Online | Guardsmen lose jobs after return
WASHINGTON — National Guardsmen Charles Goodreau, Benito Colon and Michael McLaughlin are fighting not Iraqi insurgents but their employers. They join the growing ranks of part-time warriors who lost jobs or say they were discriminated against when they returned from military service. During the past three years, more than 4,400 service members have filed complaints…
Manassas Journal Messenger | ARTS: Fair games
The gates swing open Friday for the 54th annual Prince William County Fair. The farm classic will run for nine days, closing out on Aug. 16 at the fairgrounds, a mile south of Manassas on Va. 234. Upwards of 100,000 spectators are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the curtains come down on the…