FROM Prince William Republican Party Reports 03/05/17 / Breaking News / Local Government / People & Places / Politics /
Del. Jackson Miller is the Republican nominee for the April 18 Special Election for Clerk of Court of Prince William County and the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. The vacancy has occurred due to the death of Clerk of Court, and long-time Prince William public servant, Michele McQuigg, who died on February 15, 2017.
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03/04/17 / Gainesville / Politics /
Former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina and all nine Republican statewide candidates in Virginia will be speaking at tonight’s sold-out Prince William County Republican Lincoln-Reagan Dinner at the Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club in Gainesville, VA.
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FROM STAFF REPORTS 03/04/17 / People & Places / Politics / State Government /
Delegate Bob Marshall R-13, which includes part of Prince William County, issued the following statement March 3, after Gov. Terry McAuliffe vetoes House Bill 1468, Marshall's ICE Detainer Bill. The governor issued a statement following his veto.
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02/20/17 / Breaking News / Lake Ridge / Local Government / People & Places / Politics /
The Feb. 23 meeting of the Lake Ridge Occoquan Communities Civic Association (LOCCA) has been cancelled, according to Tom Burrell. Those projects scheduled for discussion at the Feb. 23 LOCCA meeting will be deferred to the group's March 23 meeting or, if need be, to a special meeting, Burrell added.
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02/18/17 / Local Government / People & Places / Politics / State Government /
Funeral arrangements are pending for Michele B. McQuigg, Prince William Clerk of Court since 2008.
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FROM STAFF REPORTS 02/13/17 / People & Places / Politics / State Government / Warrenton /
Sara Townsend (D-Fauquier) announced her candidacy Feb. 13 for the 31st House of Delegates seat currently held by Scott Lingamfelter.
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FROM Delegate Rich Anderson (R-51) 01/21/17 / Politics / State Government /
The 100 members of the House introduced over 1,000 bills (I introduced 15), and our 100 Senate colleagues introduced over 700 bills. All are making their way through the committee process and it has shaped up to be a busy session. I’m typically at my desk by 7am and leave Capitol Square after midnight…but it’s fascinating work and a privilege to be your delegate in Richmond!
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FROM Congressman Connolly's office 01/18/17 / Breaking News / Federal Government / People & Places / Politics /
Congressman Gerry Connolly (D-Va), who represents part of Prince William County, issued the following statement on his decision not to attend the Inauguration:
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