The town of Occoquan is asking people to attend next week’s Board of County Supervisor’s meeting to speak against the Oaks III development.
With a town meeting tonight, and the final county meeting next week, the town and the developer are still trying to negotiate.
They will discuss the upcoming legislative session.
We'll keep you updated on everything that happens throughout the day.
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Stewart said his focus on job growth, lower taxes, and promoting small businesses in PWC was inspired by George Allen.
Virginia 36th District Senate candidate Jeff Frederick raised about $10,000 more in cash than incumbent Senator Toddy Puller. But Puller has a slight lead in total funds available.
Toddy Puller wants to get re-elected so she can continue her efforts to revitalize the U.S. 1 corridor. She faces former state delegate, Jeff Frederick.
Jeff Frederick, a Republican who has served as a state delegate before, wants to return to the General Assembly, but this time as a senator. He will have to beat longtime incumbent Toddy Puller to do that.
Here's a list of the main points of the Architectural Review Board Task Force's recommendations for changes to the Occoquan Sign Ordinance.
Most of the proposed changes deal with providing greater clarity than the current ordinance, or with moving towards a greater unity of appearance in the historic district.
The candidates for the 29th Senate District, the 39th Senate District, and the BOCS Coles District will take part in the forum.
The county has voted to ask the CTB to look at the volume of through truck traffic in Occoquan with an eye toward restricting it.
U.S. Congressman Gerry Connolly (D-11th) gathered four experts for a panel on the history, benefits, and issues relating to Medicare and Social Security.
Frederick promises change in the 36th District; Puller says she's at the top of her game.
Incumbent State Sen. Linda "Toddy" Puller (D) will go head-to-head with Republican candidate Jeff Frederick at the first of four appearances in the Northern Virginia area before the Nov. 8 election for the 36th District Senate seat.
One of the resolutions calls for the "lease and relocation of the Lake Ridge Neighborhood Library within the Tackett's Mill Shopping Center."
The public off-leash dog park would be located at 13251 Sturbridge Road, near Colby Drive and Minnieville Road.
Make sure you're heading to the right location tomorrow.
The Prince William County government will explore ways to help fund the Arc of Greater Prince William's expansion plans.
This article will be updated periodically throughout the meeting.
May promises four years of accountability and service in the Occoquan District.
May currently serves as the Occoquan District Supervisor.
Developer Ken Thompson was originally scheduled for a Board of County Supervisors hearing date of July 19.
Anderson plans to conduct a later "make up" town hall meeting.
Both residents and business owners responded to the issues they saw in the development plans.
Va. politicos argue metro map redesign should include Blue and Yellow line extension
Occoquan Mayor Earnie Porta encourages all to attend.
Delegates Adam Ebbin and David Englin issue statements condemning remarks by Del. Bob Marshall
Three bills signed Tuesday intend to prevent human trafficking in Virginia.
Stop by the McCoart Government Building on June 25.
So far this year, AOL has given money to Chap Petersen and Mark Herring.
What's open and what's not.
The Board of County Supervisors held the annual Armed Forces and Memorial Day Ceremony Saturday.
Redistricting could cost Virginia $10 million.
Suit against MWAA charges that the rising tolls are illegally being used to extend Metro.
County Chairman Corey Stewart made a big mistake by muddying the waters with voters about the real estate tax bills. Despite what he has been saying, most homeowners will pay more in 2011.