manassas journal messenger 10/23/00
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Monday, October 23, 2000
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Monday, October 23, 2000
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Take a look inside local businesses with a 360 Tour. The panoramic images give you a feeling for what it’s like to be inside one of the many establishments listed below. To view a 360 Tour, select a Real Estate from the menu below. — Select Real Estate Tour — Hour Homes, Inc. – Stafford,…
/**/ Schools struggle with gas prices By Diane Freda Staff Writer Area school systems are scrambling to find ways to pay for a sharp spike in heating bills caused by an unusually cold winter and increases in gas prices. While cold weather appears to have temporarily gone, the effects of one of the coldest winters…
/**/ Thursday, April 26, 2001 Top News Barber shop struggles with sign ordinance By Chris Newman Staff Writer MANASSAS PARK – Jim Eskins, owner of the Manassas Park Barber Shop on Centreville Road, has a problem with the city. His business needs visibility to draw in customers, but the city won’t let him keep his…
For placing his own life in jeopardy to save the life of a pilot who was trapped in the wreckage of his airplane, Manassas Police Officer 1st Class James J. Morris was one of 33 public safety heroes honored on Thursday. Morris, along with a group of Prince William County Department of Fire and Rescue…
/**/ Students crusade against violence By Tiffany Schwab Staff Writer Violence sees no age. Sometimes teenagers forget that, said Osbourn High School freshman Adrianna Mendez. Teens can be victims, but they can also take steps to prevent violence in their homes and communities, said Mendez, a member of the Prince William Youth Advisory Council. As…
The case against Gerardo Lara Gerardo Lara holds a cross during a recess in Prince William Circuit Court in Manassas on Wednesday April 13, 2005, where he was on trial for the murder of his estranged wife, Marissa Lara. (Photo Ana Pimsler / Potomac News/Manassas Journal Messenger) Gerardo Lara confers with his lead…