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Former Occoquan Mayor June Randolph dies at 101

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From left in 2009: Lorraine Musselman, Bobbie Frank, Alice Gardner, and June Randolph.

Former Occoquan Mayor June Randolph passed away at age 101.

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Love appointed to Occoquan Town Council to finish vacated term

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Love sworn into office on the Occoquan Town Council.

Bob Love will serve the remainder of a vacated term on the Occoquan Town Council.

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Mason Neck Eagle Festival returning on May 7

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Occoquan mosque to perform chant unusually heard for neighbors

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Occoquan residents are about to hear from their new neighbors.

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Occoquan expected to make appointments to Town Council, BZA

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Occoquan needs to appoint a new council member after a sitting elected official moved out of town.

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Capsized boat, wind, cold doesn’t stop Occoquan River clean up

By Potomac Local News
A total of 156 volunteers helped to rid the Occoquan River of waste on Saturday, April 9.

Despite high winds that capsized a boat, 156 volunteers helped Friends of the Occoquan (FOTO) clean up the Occoquan River and Reservoir.

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Familiar faces to wait tables for charity at Bistro L’hermitage in Occoquan

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Some familiar faces from the community will trade their day jobs for a waiter’s apron to raise money for charity.

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Peep show — the family-friendly version — returning to Occoquan

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New ADA ramps, crosswalks coming to Occoquan streets

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Two intersections in Occoquan are about to become safer for pedestrians.

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Boardwalk extension, sidewalks, new playground considered in Occoquan with federal funds incoming

By Uriah Kiser
Visitors stroll on the Occoquan boardwalk, between the Gaslight Landing townhomes and Maddigans Waterfront restaurant. [Photo: Occoquan Town Facebook page]

Occoquan is making a list and checking it twice regarding how the Town will spend $949,560 in new federal bailout cash.

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