Press release: “To help ease that frustration, Bahama Breeze wants to give these travelers the island escape they deserve and can always find at Bahama Breeze by offering a “Flight for a Flight” – a FREE margarita flight in exchange for proof of a canceled airline flight at restaurants located near some of the country’s busiest airports – including in Washington D.C.”
“From July 1 – July 8 (the July 4th holiday travel week), guests in Washington DC can redeem their free margarita flight when they visit a nearby participating restaurant and show their server proof of a flight that was canceled during the holiday week via an email from the airline. A full list of participating restaurants and additional offer details can be found here.”
“Bahama Breeze’s margarita flight is one of the restaurant’s signature cocktail offers and includes 3oz servings of three of Bahama Breeze’s most popular margaritas: Classic, Dragon Fruit, and Coconut-Pineapple.”
Bahama Breeze sits at 2714 Potomac Mills Circle in Woodbridge.
New York Post: “Thousands of US airline passengers were stranded by flight cancelations and delays this week, causing chaos at airports heading into a busy July 4 travel weekend.”
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Dr. Janet Gullickson, the first female president of Germanna Community College, will retire in July 2025 after eight years of leadership.
During her tenure, Gullickson oversaw significant enrollment growth, national recognition by the Aspen Institute, and the distinction of being the first college to host Amazon Web Services’ mobile classroom. She also spearheaded work-based learning initiatives, including paid internships, to enhance student career readiness.
Dr. David Doré, Virginia Community College System chancellor, praised Gullickson for fostering innovation, fiscal strength, and community partnerships at Germanna, positioning it for continued success.
Gullickson, a graduate of the University of Minnesota and South Dakota State University, expressed pride in Germanna’s role in creating opportunities for students and driving regional economic growth. A nationwide search for her successor begins this fall.
One of Virginia’s largest community colleges, Germanna serves a diverse population across a region larger than Delaware, supported by over 800 employees and an annual budget exceeding $55 million.
Craving something smoky, savory, and downright delicious? Dixie Bones has been serving up authentic Southern BBQ since 1996, offering slow-cooked meats and homemade sides that capture the essence of comfort food.
From tender pulled pork to fall-off-the-bone ribs, every bite is packed with flavor, tradition, and a little bit of Southern love.
With a rich history rooted in family recipes and a passion for great food, Dixie Bones isn’t just a meal — it’s an experience. Treat yourself tonight and discover why locals can’t get enough of our BBQ!
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Join us for Open Mic Night at Eavesdrop Brewery! Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just testing the waters, this is your chance to share your talents.
Dates and Times:
Happening multiple times from January 16 to March 20, 2025! Check below for specific dates and times.
Location:
Eavesdrop Brewery
7223 Centreville Rd, Suite 115, Manassas
Don’t miss the fun – bring your friends and enjoy great performances while sipping on your favorite brews!
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Insidenova.com: A bipartisan coalition of Virginia lawmakers on Tuesday presented a series of bills aimed at addressing the rapid expansion of data centers, which have become a cornerstone of the state’s economy but have raised concerns about energy use, environmental impact, and equitable cost distribution.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin highlighted the industry’s importance during his State of the Commonwealth address Monday, noting that “data centers alone support 74,000 jobs, bring in $9.1 billion in Virginia GDP, and generate billions in local revenue.” He called for Virginia to remain “the data center capital of the world” while ensuring state support for the industry.
However, lawmakers from both parties have emphasized the need for oversight to ensure the industry’s growth is managed responsibly.
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Experience the passion and drama of Puccini’s “The Girl from the Golden West”.
Featuring special guest musicians from The Chesapeake Youth Orchestra, this performance brings Puccini’s masterpiece to life with an extraordinary cast.
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