The public, alumni and students are welcome to attend George Mason University’s second annual Green Job Networking Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Nov. 10 in the Johnson Center’s Dewberry Hall on George Mason’s Fairfax campus.

Mason’s Office of Sustainability and University Career Services are teaming up to host major employers including the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and environmentally friendly businesses and nonprofits.

Organizers recommend registering, dressing for success and bringing a resume — not only to possibly find a career, but to find a purpose.

“Creating solutions for a more sustainable world and Earth contributes to the greater good and enables our students to make a meaningful difference in the world,” says Margaret Lo, Office of Sustainability director.

Christine Cruzvergara, director of University Career Services in the Division of University Life, says attendees should research green industry trends even before they arrive. “Be prepared with thoughtful questions about how these employers are playing a critical role in their contributions toward conserving energy, developing alternative energy, reducing pollution or recycling,” she says. 

Representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, MOM’s Organic Market, Above Green, Walnut Hill Farm, Traderoots LLC, Fairfax County Farmers’ Markets, Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food and Agriculture, Clean Fairfax and Earth Sangha also will be speaking on panels and answering questions.

A tractor-trailer driver was killed in a crash late Friday on Interstate 95 in Prince William County. 

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MANASSAS, Va. - On Nov. 2, a Macy's employee at Manassas Mall told police that an unknown man tried to steal clothes from the store.

When the employee tried to stop him, the man pulled out a knife and swung it at the employee, leaving the scene on foot. No one was injured.

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DUMFRIES, Va. – On October 31, a 17-year-old male victim told police that two unknown girls came up to him while he was riding his bike in the area. One of them knocked him off of his bike and tried to steal it, police said.

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Attempted Strong Armed Robbery – On October 31st at 5:10PM, officers responded to the 16600 block of Reservoir Lp in Dumfries (22026) to investigate a robbery. The victim, a 17 year old male juvenile of Dumfries, reported to police that he was riding his bicycle in the above area when he approached two unknown female suspects. One of the suspects knocked the victim off his bike and attempted to take it. The victim was eventually able to get back on the bike and get away. No injuries were reported.

Suspect Descriptions:

Black female, between 16 & 19 years of age, 5’11”, 119lbs with a thin build, medium complexion, shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes

Last seen wearing a pink sweater with “PINK” on the front and black shorts

White female, between 16 & 17 years of age, 150lbs with a medium build, shoulder length brown hair and glasses

No clothing description reported

MANASSAS, Va. - On Nov. 1, an apartment resident told police that in the early morning, she heard a noise coming from the back of her home. According to the report, she didn't see anyone but later on discovered forced marks on a back sliding glass door. No entry was made and nothing was stolen. 

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DALE CITY, Va. - On October 31, police arrested a 12-year-old boy for aggravated sexual battery upon a 6-year-old girl, whom he knew. Police say that the incident happened on October 29 and the boy is currently being held at a juvenile detention center. 

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DALE CITY, Va. – On October 30, a woman was arrested for assaulting and stabbing a 23-year-old female victim in the shoulder.  The victim was taken to a hospital for injuries that appeared to be non-life threatening. 

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Malicious Wounding | Domestic Assault & Battery – On October 30th at 1:32AM, officers responded to a residence located in the 3400 block of Belfry Ln in Woodbridge (22192) to investigate a domestic related stabbing. The victim, a 23 year old woman of no fixed address, reported to police that she and the accused, a known acquaintance, were involved in a verbal altercation which escalated. During the encounter, the accused assaulted the victim and a struggle ensued. At one point, the accused retrieved a knife and stabbed the victim in the shoulder. Police were eventually contacted and officers located both parties still at the home. The victim was treated for non-life threatening injuries. Following the investigation, the accused was arrested.

Arrested on October 30th:

Lisa DE-BOROUS, 42, of 210 Onville Rd in Stafford

Charged with malicious wounding and domestic assault & battery

Court date: pending | Bond: held WITHOUT bond

DALE CITY, Va. - On October 28, a 33-year-old man told police that he saw a red SUV approach the front of his home and fire shots at him and his friend twice. According to the report, there were no injuries, damage, or description of the driver or passengers.

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Cash taken during 7-Eleven robbery in Manassas

On October 28, a robbery occurred at a 7-Eleven store located on 10438 Dumfries Road. Police were told that at around 9:30 pm the suspect entered the store and with a handgun, demanded money from an employee at the register, said Manassas police spokeswoman Adrienne Helms.

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