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Westridge Elementary School assembly celebrates African-American history in story and song
FROM Prince William County Schools Reports 03/07/19 / Education / History / Woodbridge / Kids Konnection / Music /
Students at Westridge Elementary School in Woodbridge hosted an assembly to celebrate African-American history, where they shared stories and music from many aspects of African-American culture.
July 21 concert at River Mill Park in Occoquan
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07/20/18 / People & Places / Music / Parks & Recreation /
Sub-Radio concert will be held at Town of Occoquan's River Mill Park on Saturday, July 21.
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Bugler Donna Flory named Prince William County’s Volunteer of the Quarter
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FROM Flory Small Business Center 07/08/18 / Local Government / People & Places / Music / Volunteering /
Desiree Wolfe, of the Prince William County Office of Executive Management, nominated Donna Flory as PWC Volunteer of the Quarter. The presentation reads in part, “Over the last two decades, Donna has played in various ceremonies and dedications in honor of Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day and 9/11. Her rendition of ‘Taps’ continues to bring dignity and meaning to these very important events."
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Everyone invited to annual International Cultural Festival in Woodbridge June 21
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FROM the Office of Supv. Frank Principi 06/14/18 / Breaking News / Good Eating / Local Government / People & Places / Woodbridge / Dance / Kids Konnection / Music /
Woodbridge Potomac Communities Civic Association and Prince William County Supervisor Frank J. Principi announced June 14 that the 3rd Annual International Cultural Festival will be held at 7 p.m., on Thursday, June 21, at the Dr. AJ Ferlazzo Government Center Atrium in Woodbridge. The event is free and open to the public.
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Va. Music Educators Assn. bestows BOC blue ribbon on nine Prince William County schools
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Nine schools in Prince William County have earned the Virginia Music Educators Association (VMEA) Blue Ribbon Award. The VMEA Blue Ribbon Award is the highest award given to music programs in Virginia and recognizes schools that achieve excellence in Band, Orchestra, and Choral (BOC) Performance.
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All-County middle school bands to perform April 14 at Stonewall Middle
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Top band students from Prince William County middle schools are honing their skills for the upcoming All-County Middle School Band concert scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 14 at Stonewall Middle School. The concert is free and open to the public.
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Youth Orchestras of Prince William’s concert Feb. 18 at Hylton Center
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FROM Youth Orchestras of Prince William 02/18/18 / Manassas / Kids Konnection / Music /
Youth Orchestras of Prince William’s (YOPW) Music Director and Youth Symphony Orchestra interim Conductor, John Murton, will present the orchestra’s winter concert Air today, Sunday, February 18 at 3 pm. Air is the second performance of the season and features all of the YOPW ensembles.
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Elementary singers prepare for All County Chorus program on Feb. 24
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The annual Prince William All-County Elementary Chorus of approximately 175 singers will take the stage on Saturday, Feb. 24, at Charles J. Colgan, Sr. High School. This year the chorus will perform under the direction of Marsteller Middle School Choir Director Philip Keirstead.
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Freedom High School Band marches in Governor’s Inaugural Parade Jan. 13
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FROM Prince William County Schools 01/13/18 / Education / People & Places / State Government / Music /
Freedom High School "Soul Squad" Marching Eagle Band participated in the Virginia Governor's Inaugural Parade in Richmond on Saturday, Jan. 13. Only four bands across the commonwealth were selected this year, and Freedom was one of two high school bands participating.
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NPS continues work to reopen lane on the northbound George Washington Memorial Parkway
The National Park Service (NPS) is preparing to begin construction on a long-term repair of the sinkhole near Dead Run on the George Washington Memorial Parkway. Following extensive assessments of the area and of drainage infrastructure that is deep underground, engineers have determined that the NPS needs to replace a 60-year-old brick drainage structure and rehabilitate the pipes leading to that structure.
