07/25/16 / Health & Safety / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat /
Prince William County Police Department's crime report for Monday, July 25, 2016.
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07/24/16 / Education / Health & Safety / Police & Fire Beat /
Some 42 high school students from across the Commonwealth experienced life as a Virginia State Police Trainee last week, according to a VSP news release.
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07/21/16 / Health & Safety / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat / Woodbridge /
Prince William County VA Police Department's crime report for Thursday, July 21, 2016.
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07/21/16 / Gainesville / Health & Safety / Police & Fire Beat /
Prince William County fire and police officials are investigating a July 20, 2016 fire at a Gainesville auto repair facility as a possible arson, according to a news release from the Fire Marshal's Office.
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07/19/16 / Haymarket / Health & Safety / Local Government /
Synthetic smoke was used to create a realistic training environment for firefighters to practice search, rescue, ventilation, and hose line operations in structures located on James Madison Highway in Haymarket July 15-17, a news release said.
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FROM Pete Candland, Gainesville Supervisor 07/18/16 / Breaking News / Haymarket / Health & Safety / Transportation /
The outstanding men and women of the Fire and Rescue Departments of Prince William County and surrounding jurisdictions have been working hard all day with V-DOT in the hot weather to clear I-66 near Haymarket and ensure the nearby Route 15 overpass is safe. We're very grateful that Interstate 66 westbound is now completely open, and 66 Eastbound should resume normal operations by rushhour today. Route 15 is now open in both directions as the bridge did not sustain any serious damage.
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07/18/16 / Breaking News / Haymarket / Health & Safety / Transportation /
Gainesville supervisor Pete Candland said at approximately 9:30 a.m. he has been notified by Virginia Department of Transportation that a vehicle caught fire on Interstate 66, underneath the Route 15 overpass this morning, July 18.
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07/14/16 / Agriculture / Environment / Health & Safety / Police & Fire Beat / State Government /
Hay bales, which typically are left unattended during the summer, can provide good protection from the elements for strategically planted marijuana, according to a news release from Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.
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