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Manassas Journal Messenger | County cites man for cluttered lot
County officials have cited a property owner in Triangle for illegally storing construction materials on a less than half-acre lot just off U.S. 1. Storing piles of metal poles, dirt, rocks and scaffolding, as well as a roll-off dumpster full of trash, are not permitted uses, although these items were being stored on the Triangle…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Lime spill kills fish in Powells Creek
Although the long-term effects of Friday’s accidental dumping of 27 tons of lime into Powells Creek will not be known for some time, the spill was significant enough to worry federal environmental officials who characterize the fish kill as significant. “For about 1,200 meters [from the accident] we found many dead and dying fish,” said…
Richmond is on a roll
People across the commonwealth, and the country, are laughing at Richmond once again. And for the record, we are not laughing with Richmond, we are laughing at Richmond. The city which drafted, debated and passed a lengthy resolution demanding that President Bush not go to war with Iraq, now has a freedom of speech problem….
Police investigate death
Manassas police are investigating the suspicious death of a city woman who showed up at Prince William Hospital with bruises on various parts of her body. Police were contacted Tuesday by the Northern Virginia Medical Examiner’s Office regarding Maria Rodriguez Guifarro, 36, after an autopsy to determine the cause of her death was completed. “During…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Men charged in McKoy murder appear in court
Two of the men charged with the January murder of Maurice Lashaun McKoy, 22, appeared in Prince William General District Court for preliminary hearings. Antonio James Shaw, 21, of 4305 Ensbrook Lane, is charged with murder, use or display of a firearm in the commission of a felony and shooting into an occupied dwelling. O’Bryan…
Potomac News Online | Social services
There are many private, nonprofit groups in the Prince William area that provide assistance to people in need of housing, clothing, food, shelter and substance abuse treatment. The Prince William Department of Social Services has many programs available including long- and short-term financial assistance, counseling, child and adult protective services, crisis hotlines and services for…