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Source of Oct. 15 home explosion in Haymarket not yet identified

The scene is still being studied to possibly identify the ignition source, according to Matt Smolsky, Fire Marshal. A representative of the State Division of Utility and Railroad Safety is also on the scene to investigate the incident.

Green fleet is in

State and local officials are trying to get in the driver’s seat when it comes to making their fleets green.

United Methodists coming to Manassas to discuss immigration

Representatives of 335,000 United Methodists of the Virginia Conference will gather in Manassas Oct. 1 to discuss issues of immigration as it relates to their faith. The meeting was called by Bishop Charlene Kammerer.

Haymarket Day was Sept. 17

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The 23rd annual Haymarket Day was Sept. 17. The parade through town began at 9:30 a.m. and lasted about an hour; the day wound down at 4 p.m. VA 55 was closed throughout the day as people meandered down the town's main street to visit vendors, ride rides, have a bite to eat and so much more.

Pantry food donations welcome on Haymarket Day

Streets will be full on Haymarket Day, Sept. 17. Ideally, this will help fill the shelves at the Haymarket Regional Food Pantry, which will be open and taking nonperishable and monetary donations throughout the day Sept. 17.

Come on and Fall for the Book

George Mason University's Fall for the Book is holding many events in Northern Virginia. Locally, there will be an event at 9300 Stonewall Road in Manassas. On Sept. 22 at the church, Amy Waters Yarsinske of the Norfolk Historical Foundation will discuss her latest book, “Flyboys Over Hampton Roads,” about the training camp of World War I pilots.

Firefighters climb in remembrance of 10th anniversary of 9/11

Manassas's Stonewall Stonewall Jackson Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad held a 110-story stair climb to remember the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001. Proceeds
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from the climb benefit the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. More than 100 volunteer and career firefighters spent the morning climbing so people never forget that day and the people who died. Before the actual climb began, participants and planners gathered together for a prayer and a moment of silence to remember the men and women who died a decade ago trying to save others. Photo by Kathy Sansone

Remembering Sept. 11, 10 years after

Cooperative Living's Richard Johnstone Jr. reflects on the occurences and his remembrances from Sept. 11, 2001, which occurred a decade ago.

Deluge causes school closures

Heavy rains in Prince William County and throughout Northern Virginia caused massive traffic delays on Sept. 8 and school and road closures on Sept. 9

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