Natalia Anatolievna Vedenskaya’s love for life did not come to an end with her death. Her sincerity and caring for other ideals will be a legacy that will forever live with family and friends. Natalia passed away on September 12, 2021, at the age of 44 years old after an extensive and courageous battle against cancer, surrounded by family and friends.
Natalia was born in Komsomolsk on-Amur, Khabarovsk Krai, Russia to Anatoli Vedenskiy & Maria Vedenskaya on April 4, 1977. After graduating high school, Natalia achieved her dream to provide dental services. Natalia completed her studies at Komsomolsk-on-Amur Medical School Faculty of Dentistry. She completed her studies with honors.
Natalia was a caring mother and a kind friend. She found great joy in the simplest pleasures in life. She loved quiet evenings where she could relax and chat with family and friends. She had a mysterious ability to find happiness in her daily activities. Her pleasant personality was contagious to everyone she met.
Natalia loved spending time gardening and cooking delicious meals for her son.
Natalia is survived by her son: Marcos.
At Natalia’s request, no regular funeral will be held.
A memorial service is scheduled for 2-4 pm on September 23, 2021 at Mount Castle Church & Funeral Home in Dale City, VA.
Memorials may be sent to https://gofund.me/f7f313e9
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Crews need to close River Road in Stafford County to safely pave the area near the Chatham Bridge work zone before opening the improved structure over the Rappahannock River to traffic next month.
Starting at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 24, River Road will be closed at the Route 3 Business intersection to Gordon Street and reopen by 4:30 p.m. the same day.
Workers will return on Monday, Sept. 27 to complete paving operations. Crews will close the road at 8:30 a.m. and reopen River Road by 4:30 a.m. on Monday.
Message boards will be posted on Saturday, September 18 to alert drivers to the road closure.
Project Background
Chatham Bridge is still on track to open in October 2021, restoring the connection for vehicle traffic and pedestrians between Stafford County and the City of Fredericksburg.
The new bridge will be slightly wider, and will have a pedestrian path separated from traffic.
Final construction activities will continue after the bridge has reopened to traffic, and the contractor has until April 2022 to complete all work. The impact to traffic after the bridge reopens will be limited. Only periodic single-lane closures, scheduled at off-peak times, are anticipated to be needed.
Learn more about the $23.4 million Chatham Bridge improvement project online, and view the work zone construction camera here.
New Traffic Pattern at River Road and Route 3 Business
When the bridge reopens in October 2021, left turns will be prohibited from River Road onto Route 3 eastbound, toward Ferry Farm. Traffic traveling eastbound over the bridge from the City of Fredericksburg into Stafford will be prohibited from turning left onto River Road. A concrete island has been installed at the River Road approach that will channel traffic to be limited to right turns in, and right turns out.
The new traffic pattern is aimed to significantly reduce delays and improve traffic flow at the intersection. The new traffic pattern and island can be viewed in the project’s public hearing display.
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OmniRide, in partnership with Commuter Connections, is asking residents to pledge to be car-free on September 22, 2021. On this day, the agency would like residents to forgo commuting alone by car and instead choose to either use public transportation, carpool or vanpool, bike, walk, or telework from home.
Car Free Day is a worldwide event that encourages greener methods of travel. Commuter Connections hosts Car Free Day in the Washington, D.C. region to bring awareness to the benefits of travel options such as transit, bicycling, and walking; and also telework for people who can work from home.
Carpooling and vanpooling count too, which is referred to as “car-lite” since they are both lighter on the wallet and the environment than driving alone in a car. Once participants take the online pledge they will automatically be entered into a raffle for prizes. View prizes here.
Pledge participants also have an opportunity to learn about the transportation options, infrastructure, and resources in Prince William County, by playing BINGO. Play for a chance to win a Historic Manassas Inc. gift card or an OmniRide gift bag. There will be one gift card winner and five gift bag winners. Prizes will be mailed to the winners after they have been contacted. Play bingo here.
Commuter Connections is a program of the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board at the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG). Commuter Connections promotes bicycling to work, ridesharing, and other alternatives to drive-alone commuting; provides ridematching for carpools and vanpools, and offers the free Guaranteed Ride Home program. Commuter Connections is funded by the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and the U.S. Departments of Transportation.
OmniRide’s Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Program assists employers to coordinate ridesharing, implement teleworking and commuter benefits programs for their employees. OmniRide TDM also partners with other agencies on transportation planning and operating initiatives, ridesharing strategies, transportation planning studies, capital project management, policy analysis, and regional coordination.
