By Christine Rodrigo, PRTC 10/14/14 / Transportation /
Tysons Express OmniRide commuter bus route, which was at risk of stopping next month will continue to be operated with assistance of Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation. Tysons Express OmniRide route serves two stops weekdays in Woodbridge: VRE Station and Commuter Lot at I-95 /Route 123. Buses stop at 12+ locations including Tysons Corner Center and West Park Transit Center.
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10/03/14 / Breaking News / People & Places / Transportation /
According to the Virginia Department of Transportation, motorists on I-95 can expect delays on Saturday, Oct. 4 due to a massive motorcade transporting an I-beam from the World Trade Center to the Marine Corps Museum.
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By Christine Rodrigo, PRTC 10/02/14 / State Government / Transportation /
On-going construction of the I-95/I-395 Express Lanes has prompted Virginia Megaprojects to continue fully funding a free Saturday bus service between eastern Prince William County and the Franconia-Springfield Metro Station until the new lanes officially open.
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09/29/14 / Local Government / People & Places / Transportation /
Manassas Regional Airport would like the public’s help in celebrating its 50th year by asking for photos or memorabilia from the Airport’s past, either at its current location or the previous site.
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09/27/14 / Transportation / Local History / Parks & Recreation /
During the week of September 29 – October 3, construction work will occur at Stuart’s Hill, affecting the entrance road and parking area of the park headquarters facility.
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09/13/14 / Money & Taxes / Transportation / Parks & Recreation /
Work to repair and resurface park roads and parking areas will continue at Manassas National Battlefield Park during the week of September 15. The work will be undertaken during non rush-hours, from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
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09/08/14 / Police & Fire Beat / State Government / Transportation /
Del. Richard L. Anderson (R-Prince William) and Sen. J. Chapman Petersen (D-Fairfax), co-chairs of the Virginia General Assembly “Benjamin Franklin Privacy Caucus,” have announced Sept. 23 Caucus hearings at the Virginia state capitol for citizens and organizations to express their views on legislation governing the use of License Plate Readers (LPRs) by law enforcement agencies in Virginia.
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