Manassas city officials held an online meeting on Thursday, May 18, to discuss several pedestrian improvements coming to Manassas city streets in the coming months.
The meeting was held on Zoom, lasted about a half hour, and updated residents on several sidewalk and bike lane projects listed in the city's transportation master plan.
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Prince William County Public Schools honored its top teachers and principals of 2023.
Hundreds gathered on Wednesday, May 10, for the annual Outstanding Educators awards ceremony at the Hylton Performing Arts Center outside Manassas. The evening began with a reception and then a ceremony honoring teachers and principals in primary and secondary education.
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More than 100 people gathered on Monday, May 15, 2023, to speak out on a proposal to build a new bridge linking Fredericksburg and Stafford County over the Rappahannock River.
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Residents gathered at the Manassas Park Community Center to speak out on a plan to build a $300 million bypass (a pre-inflation figure announced in 2019) in a floodplain between Sudley Road (Route 234) and Centreville Road (Route 28) just outside Manassas.
Several residents who spoke at the April 20 meeting said flooding is a serious issue within the area Prince William County plans to build the four-lane, three-and-a-half mile street.
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