03/01/16 / Breaking News / Police & Fire Beat /
*PUBLIC NOTICE: Police response to calls for service WILL NOT BE disrupted during funeral proceedings for Prince William County Police Officer Ashley Guindon on Tuesday, March 1.
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03/01/16 / Breaking News / Police & Fire Beat /
In response to the outpouring of generosity from friends around the world, the Prince William County Police Association has created an account for anyone that wishes to donate money to the family in memory of Officer Ashley Guindon.
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02/29/16 / Breaking News / Education / Transportation /
Bus delays are possible along the US Rte.1 corridor this afternoon due to a (non-school related incident) incident earlier today involving an overturned vehicle. Delays that begin with high school and middle school transportation could create ripple effects for elementary buses.
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02/28/16 / Breaking News / Police & Fire Beat / Woodbridge /
It is with profound sadness that the Prince William County Police Department announced at 10:39 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27, that Prince William County Police Officer Ashley Guindon, one of the officers involved in a domestic related shooting on Lashmere Ct, Woodbridge, has died as a result of her injuries.
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02/28/16 / Breaking News / Health & Safety / Police & Fire Beat / Woodbridge /
Prince William County police officers were injured at the scene of a domestic related shooting which occurred in the 13000 Lashmere Ct in Woodbridge. A subject is in custody, accorrding to Sgt. Jonathan Perok in a report at 7:37 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27.
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02/27/16 / Breaking News / Education / Health & Safety /
Prince William County Public Schools are the first in the nation to give teen-aged students, staff members, and families free access to a mobile app that is already helping college students avoid danger on college campuses nationwide, a news release said.
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FROM National Park Service 02/26/16 / Breaking News / Federal Government / Woodbridge / Creative Arts / Parks & Recreation /
George Liffert of Woodbridge a national park manager with 28 years’ experience and a former manager at Prince William Forest Park, has been tapped to lead Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, where he has been acting superintendent since June 2015. He will assume his role as superintendent immediately.
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02/24/16 / Breaking News / Education / Environment / Health & Safety /
Due to the severe weather, the buses are being held at two Prince William County schools: Rippon MS and Featherstone ES. Update will be provided.
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