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Buckle up seatbelts to avoid Thanksgiving fatalities, advise Virginia State Police

If you are thankful for family and want to keep it that way, Virginia State Police urge everyone to "buckle up" when driving to and from Thanksgiving with family.

PW Hospital groundbreaking in Haymarket

Prince William Hospital has issued "save the date" cards for a June 12 groundbreaking celebration for a new 60-bed hospital in Haymarket VA at 15195 Heathcote Blvd., adjacent to the Heathcote Health Center.

PWC Police Beat 4/9/12

Prince William County VA Police Department's crime report for Monday, April 9. 2012 includes two charged with malicious wounding and two shootings as well as several burglaries.

Three evacuated, firefighter injured in Sudley townhouse fire

A neighbor had smelled smoke in a Sudley townhouse community in Manassas VA early April 9, 2012. She promptly alerted the occupants and called 911. One firefighter sustained a minor injury and three adults were displaced.

Prince William Hospital ER closed temporarily due to hazmat incident

Prince William Hospital ER in Manassas VA closed temporarily due to hazmat incident involving Federal Express employees and an unknown white powder

Get your street smarts on April 1-7

The Prince William County VA Police Department invites County residents to help observe pedestrian and bicyclist safety during the “Street Smart” education and enforcement campaign during the week of April 1-7.

Bank robbery in Gainesville

Prince William County VA Police Department has posted a lookout and a Crime Solvers for a suspect in the armed robbery of the Bank of America in Gainesville shortly after noon today.

No spring break for flashing lights

School caution lights that flash when students are attending Prince William County VA public will continue to flash as usual during the schools' hiatus for spring break, April 2-9.

“Plant More Plants” campaign renews emphasis on bayscaping

Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation is pushing the Plant More Plants campaign to help improve the Chesapeake Bay. The campaign encourages residents to help protect the Chesapeake Bay while having fun, improving their yards and reducing polluted runoff.

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