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Younger swaying and yelling profanities during a phone conversation in the road in front of Michael’s craft store, Vicinanzo said. Younger reportedly smelled like alcohol and her eyes were blood- KRISTEN YOUNGER shot and glassy, she said. After she continued to be belligerent,

Police chase ends in Dumfries wreck Two people were able to avoid arrest after a police pursuit late June 19 that started in North Stafford and ended in a wreck in a Dumfries neighborhood, according to the Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office. A deputy was patrolling around 11:36 p.m. in the area of Garrisonville and Doc Stone roads when he observed a vehicle swerving in the roadway, SCSO spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo said. The deputy initiated a traffic stop and the vehicle pulled up to the gas pumps at the 7-Eleven at the corner of Garrisonville and Mine roads. As he approached the vehicle, the deputy detected the odor of marijuana, Vicinanzo said.

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units attempted to take her into custody for public intoxication, but Younger resisted and became uncooperative, Vicinanzo said. During the course of the arrest, she kicked a deputy in the torso, and slammed her head into the partition between the front and back seat of the cruiser, causing a small laceration to her forehead, she said. When exiting the vehicle, Younger reportedly spit on two deputies and kicked a nurse and two deputies while being treated at a local hospital. She also repeatedly shrieked at the top of her lungs and threatened to kill an SCSO sergeant and

attempted to bite him, Vicinanzo said. Younger was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond. Her husband, Anthony Younger, 46, of Stafford was also taken into custody for refusing to comply with deputies’ commands to stop blocking traffic and to get out of the fire lane, Vicinanzo said. He reportedly also attempted to interfere with deputies during his wife’s arrest. He was taken into custody and incarcerated at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a secured bond on charges of obstruction of justice, pedestrian in the roadway and public swearing.

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The cool summer breeze ushered in a new nation John Adams, Roger SherPhiladelphia was unusually hot man, Philip Livingston and during the summer of 1776. The Thomas Jefferson, but the temperature was in the 90s and logical choice to write it was the humidity was oppressive. the Congress’ most prolific Unlike today, there was no air writer, Jefferson. conditioning, no iced drinks The vote on the Resoluand no relief from the heat for tion for Independence was the members of a fledgling, someDAVID KERR held July 2. As noted by the Congress’ what disorganized and contentious body amateur meteorologist, Jefferson, the called the Continental Congress. weather changed suddenly. The heat During this period, as disorganized and humidity receded, and a cool as it may have seemed and surrounded breeze swept over the city. It was no by the punishing summertime heat, the Continental Congress did something that doubt to the great relief of not just the Congress, but the entire population of changed the course of human history. Philadelphia as well. However, that wasn’t its original intent. However, as some noted at the time, The Continental Congress wasn’t formed perhaps this was also a signal of the with the idea of establishing indepenremarkable change that was about to dence from Great Britain or, for that occur. matter, with the notion of creating a new The Declaration was a lot more than country. just a case for the independence of the American colonies. It also stated certain assumptions. Namely that liberty was not given by any government, but rather was an inherent right of humankind. It also said that governments exist only through the consent of the governed. These were radical concepts in 1776. No government or popular movement anywhere had ever been based on such a philosophy. It’s easy in our comfortable 21st century existence to overlook just how momentous this act was or the risk that followed every member Almost all of the representatives to of the Continental Congress from that the Congress began their service loyal to point on. America was made up of 13 the British Crown and their sovereign, British colonies, and these individuals, George III. To them, the Congress was this small group of men, were leaders a means to more forcefully gain proper in treason. No colony in the history of recognition from Britain, its king and it’s the world had ever successfully rebelled Parliament. But events, as we all know, sometimes have a way of going where you against the mother country. With only a modest and ill-equipped land don’t expect them to go. force, and no Navy, they were taking Over the years, there had been a on a major world power. One that had gradual change in the American coloa massive army and the world’s largest nies toward a whole new concept of and most effective Navy. Their odds what it meant to be an American. It weren’t good. But this didn’t deter was a sense of nationhood that found its them. Perhaps it should have, but it voice in Philadelphia. The resolution for didn’t. Many at various times during independence from Great Britain was the Revolutionary War would be on the introduced on June 7 and was just a few run or lose their property, and they allines long. The rules, the only time this ways would be at risk of being captured was ever required, called for a “yes” vote from all 13 colonies. One “no” vote meant and executed. As we celebrate the Fourth of July, we the resolution would fail, and with it the have the comfort of knowing that they cause of independence. That, by the way, overcame these odds, as well as their is the only unanimous vote Congress has own doubts, to fight for what at times ever required. must have seemed a hopeless cause. However, to many the resolution But they stood behind their vision, seemed stark, and the Congress decided risking all, to bring about the greatest that a “declaration” should be written continuing “experiment” in popular to lay out the case for independence in democracy the world has ever known. precise and compelling terms. Besides, Happy Birthday America. the resolution’s proponents were practiDavid Kerr, a former member of the cal politicians and they knew they didn’t Stafford County School Board, is an have the support of all of the colonies. instructor in political science at VCU They needed more time to sway the and can be reached at StaffordNews@ wavering colonies. A committee was insidenova.com. formed, made up of Benjamin Franklin,

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Fredericksburg Baseball to begin work at new site Fredericksburg Baseball has announced it is moving forward with construction on the new $35 million ballpark early next month, with plans for opening in April 2020. The Potomac Nationals will be moving from Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge and playing under a new name at a site in Celebrate Virginia South near the Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center. More than 2,400 fans offered suggestions in the “Name the Team” contest. Fredericksburg Baseball is moving forward with finalizing the team name and developing a new logo and uniform designs for a public reveal this fall. “We were astounded by the extraordinary volume of the response, and the incredible creativity of our fans. This outpouring shows the continued strength of our fan base, which builds on the excitement and support we’ve already seen from the community,” said team owner Art Silber “We can’t wait to unveil the team name and logo, and see our players walk onto the field in April 2020 in their Fredericksburg uniforms.” The team will also open a store at 601 Caroline St. in downtown Fredericksburg on July 5, with Fredericksburg Baseball hats, T-shirts and more. Fans can also view seating maps, renderings of the stadium and sit in sample stadium seats. Fredericksburg Baseball is also sponsoring a concert from 7-9 p.m. on July 5 as part of the Fredericksburg Area Museum’s “Sounds of the Summer” concert series in Market Square. In early July, the team also plans to begin the process for seat selection for those fans that have joined the Founders Club for 2020 and allow Founders Club members to put down their initial deposit. Fans who have already joined the Fredericksburg Baseball Founders Club, or who would like to join, will be able to see full seating maps and related pricing at the store. A separate mailing will be made to Founders Club members in the coming weeks with details on how the seat selection process will work. The Potomac Nationals, a high Class A affiliate of the Washington Nationals, are completing their final season at Pfitzner Stadium after team owners failed to reach a deal with Prince William County in 2017 for a new stadium in Woodbridge. After failing to score a minor-league team in the past, Fredericksburg picked up the ball in 2018 and successfully negotiated a deal and broke ground at the site in February. The new 5,000-seat stadium will be privately financed, with Fredericksburg expected to commit $1.05 million to the team for 30 years – covering about 40 percent of the financing for the park. Fredericksburg said it will meet that commitment through money generated by the stadium, including a projected $700,000 in tax revenue.

Stafford prepares for ‘July 4th Spectacular’ Stafford County will be celebrating the nation’s 243rd birthday with food, fun and fireworks at the “July 4th Spectacular” at John Lee Pratt Memorial Park. Stafford hosts the annual event which is part of Fredericksburg’s July 4th Heritage Festival, according to a news release. Gates open at Pratt Park, located on River Road in south Stafford, at 4:30 p.m. Stafford Parks and Recreation will host special activities and games for children between 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. The band E3 will play from 6-7:30 p.m. Fireworks, sponsored by Stafford and the City of Fredericksburg, will follow at 9:30 p.m. Parking is limited at Pratt Park and the park will be closed to cars when vehicle capacity has been reached. Visitors may bring lawn chairs and coolers but no al-

coholic beverages, sparklers or grills. Individuals can bring their dogs as long as they are on leashes. To prepare for the fireworks launch, St. Clair Brooks Park will be closed all day as well as the section of the Belmont-Ferry Farm Trail that runs through the park. The Historic Port of Falmouth Park will close at 2 p.m.

sic, demonstrations and theatre performances. There will also be educational programs, crafts and games for children. Parking will be available at the Eagles Lodge, 21 Cool Springs Road. Shuttles will be running between the lodge, Ferry Farm and downtown Fredericksburg.

FERRY FARM Fourth of July at Ferry Farm will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the site at 268 Kings Highway. Admission is $1. Events at George Washington’s boyhood home include tours of the house, lessons on archeology at the site, a patriotic flag retirement ceremony, colonial and Civil War reenactors and festive mu-

FREDERICKSBURG Events downtown will include the Heritage Festival Five-Mile Run at 7:45 a.m. Prizes will be awarded for best costume.

There will also be a children’s parade at 9:30 a.m. from the Lafayette VRE lot to Caroline Street to Princess Anne Street and Lafayette Boulevard. The Festival of the Streets will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a craft show, health screenings , classic car display, children’s activities and live music. To view a detailed list of the activities of Fredericksburg’s July 4th Heritage Festival and the July 4th Spectacular in Stafford, visit www.visitfred.com or call Stafford County Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities at 540-658-4871.

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Stafford completes first road study project Drivers on Andrew Chapel Road will notice wider shoulders, a new layer of asphalt and brighter, freshly painted lane markings between Courthouse Road and Brooke Road. Work was recently completed on a joint “wedge widening” project to slightly widen Andrew Chapel Road that emerged from a partnership between Stafford County and the Virginia Department of Transportation, according to a news release. “This road was identified earlier this year in our Comprehensive Road Study as a road needing improvement to make

it safer and we’ve already funded it and completed it,” said Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Gary Snellings, RHartwood. “We are working hard to make these changes around the County, with VDOT as a partner.” Andrew Chapel Road leads to residential areas in Brooke and Marlborough Point and carries commuter traffic destined for the Virginia Railway Express station at Brooke. Daily, around 4,700 vehicles travel on this two-lane road. With the road already scheduled to be paved this summer by VDOT,

Red Cross seeking donors to prevent summer shortage The Red Cross urges donors of all blood types to give now to help prevent delays in medical care this summer, according to a news release. While thousands of blood donors have answered the call for blood donations this season, more donors are needed now to help ensure patients don’t have to wait for blood. During the summer, especially around holidays like Independence Day, donations often don’t keep pace with patient needs. The Red Cross is thanking all

those who come to donate July 1-6 with an exclusive Red Cross Missing Types T-shirt, while supplies last. Upcoming blood donation opportunities include Onelife Fitness, 315 Garrisonville Road, on July 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. To d o n a t e , d o w n l o a d t h e American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit RedCrossBlood. or g or c a l l 8 0 0 - R E D C R O S S (800-733-2767).

Stafford invested around $124,000 of its state secondary road funding to widen the shoulders of Andrew Chapel Road by slightly more than one foot on each side. Called a wedge widening, this slight expansion of the road’s footprint occurs before a paving project. This is just one of the many ways that VDOT and Stafford County are working together to sequence work that will improve the safety of the roads. VDOT crews then followed the shoulder widening with a uniform coat of asphalt across the expanded road, topped

with new centerline and safety edge lines to sharply define the travel lanes. The project was finished in June. “Wedge widening gives drivers additional space to recover if their vehicle’s wheels stray from the travel lanes,” said Lynne Keenan, VDOT Fredericksburg Residency Administrator. ‘The extra pavement will help drivers keep their tires on the road. We are very impressed with the coordination that occurred on this project and are working closely with Stafford County staff to do more projects like this in the future.”

Mary Washington Healthcare has announced that it will be partnering with Fredericksburg Orthopedics Associates to form Mary Washington Orthopedics on July 1. Mary Washington Orthopedics providers include: • Kostas J. Constantine, M.D. - Hand, Wrist & Upper Extremity • Brian T. McDermott, M.D. - Knee & Hip Joint Replacement, Sports Medicine • Kenneth J. Accousti, M.D. - Shoulder & Elbow, Sports Medicine • David A. Zijerdi, M.D. - General Joint &

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Stafford schools announce appointments The Stafford County School Board approved the following appointments June 11, according to a news release. Scott Elchenko will assume the position of principal of Stafford Middle School. He was previously the principal at Hartwood Elementary School, and has five years of experience as an assistant principal for Alexandria City Public Schools and King George County Public Schools. Elchenko taught for six years, five of which were at Grafton Village Elementary School. He is an innovative leader who works tirelessly to build family and community partnerships in order to benefit every student at Hartwood Elementary. In addition to working with faculty on ensuring that students gain foundational skills, he brought the added element of infusing the arts into the curriculum at Hartwood Elementary. Elchenko implemented a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) initiative to enrich the standards of learning curriculum. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Temple University and his Master of Education degree in Elementary Education from Cabrini College. He has a second Master of Education degree in Administration and Supervision from the University of Mary Washington. Andrew Grider will assume the position of chief officer of middle schools. Grider was the principal at Rodney E.

Thompson Middle School, and previously served in Albemarle County Public Schools as an elementary school principal for six years and middle school assistant principal for four years. Prior to entering into school administration, he was a high school English teacher and CTE teacher/coordinator, and implemented the first CTE program at Jamestown High School in Williamsburg. He is also a veteran having served in the Army for two years. As principal at Thompson Middle School, Grider was the division’s Principal of the Year in 2017 and the school was one of seven schools and the only middle school in Virginia nominated this year for the U.S. Department of Education National Blue Ribbon School Award. In 2014 and 2017, the school received the Virginia Board of Education Distinguished Achievement Award. Grider earned his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from the College of William and Mary. He also earned his Ph.D. in Educational Administration and Supervision from The University of Virginia. Kristen McKinney-Nash is the family engagement specialist in the Department of Equity and Accountability. McKinneyNash has served as teacher, then assistant principal at Stafford Elementary School and Widewater Elementary School. She will move into her new role following the

completion of her 11 years as principal of Widewater Elementary. She is looking forward to continuing her work from a broader, division-level perspective. McKinney-Nash will work with students, staff, and families to strengthen home-school relationships in pre-K-grade 12. McKinney-Nash earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Special Education and General Education from Hampton University and Master of Education degree in Administration and Supervision from Virginia Commonwealth University. Robin Weaver will assume the position of assistant principal at Widewater Elementary School. She was the instructional technology resource teacher at Falmouth Elementary. Previously, she was a middle school teacher in Fredericksburg City Schools for eight years. In her time at Falmouth Elementary, Weaver has coordinated SOL test administration; served as facilitator of Exploration Academy, which is the school’s after-school enrichment and remediation program; and performed instructional walk-throughs to support professional learning and school improvement efforts. In addition, she was Falmouth Elementary Teacher of the Year for the 2013-2014 school year. Weaver earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Mary Washington College, Master of Education degree from George Mason University, and Doctor of Educa-

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EDUCATION BRIEFS STUDENTS MAKE THE GRADE Jessica Close of Stafford was selected for Northern Michigan University’s winter 2018 dean’s list. Kaity Soholt of Stafford has made the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater dean’s list for the 2019 spring semester. Brian Darling of Fredericksburg was among 745 students named to Moravian College’s spring 2019 dean’s list. Slippery Rock University has announced its dean’s list for the spring 2019 semester, including Samaria Leggett from Stafford. North Stafford High School senior Sarah C. Schaefer, received the National Merit University of Southern California Scholarship. She plans to study pediatrics.

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When the call came notifying current Mountain View and former Hylton head football coach Lou Sorrentino of his selection to the Virginia High School League’s Hall of Fame, Sorrentino said he was both excited and taken aback. “I’m thrilled because it’s nice to be recognized,” said Sorrentino, who was inducted June 23 in Charlottesville. “And I didn’t really see it coming. It’s really a case of surrounding yourself with good people, from players to administrators to parents and having the players do the work it takes to play well.” Make no mistake about it, Sorrentino’s credentials are Hall of Fame worthy, from a 224-108 career record to guiding Culpeper to an undefeated 14-0 season and a Division 5 state title in 1999 to a 70-24 record in eight seasons at Hylton that included a Division 6 state title in 2002. He took over a Mountain View program in 2010 that had gone 13-37 since the school opened in 2005. In nine seasons, Sorrentino has posted a 58-46 mark. He began his head coaching career at George Mason High School in Falls Church, where he spent two seasons. He led the Mustangs to the playoffs his first season in 1991 and went 12-9 overall for a program that had gone 0-10 as recently

as 1986. Sorrentino noted two highlights related to his time at Hylton. He was proud to sustain the success engineered by legendary coach Bill Brown at the school and learned a lesson he couldn’t have learned in his other coaching stops. “There’s challenges that come with coaching a winning [and established] program, from blend- Lou Sorrentino has a career 224-108 record at four different high schools, ing coaching staffs including Mountain View. ALEKS DOLZENKO/INSIDENOVA to managing expectations,” Sorrentino said. non of Westfield, guys who had careers in As exciting as the 2002 state title was, the pros, says something about the quality Sorrentino said it was just as remark- of the players we had at Hylton,” Sorrenable to have coached teams that played tino said. One of the benefits of induction, Soragainst—and lost---to teams with players who went on to have careers at the next rentino said, is the re-established conneclevel. tions with former players. “I’ve never been very good at staying “For me, losing in the state semifinals to Percy Harvin and Landstown, and in contact with players, but since the players like Eddie Royal and Mike Glen- announcement, players from all four

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THEATRE REVIEW | MAGGIE LAWRENCE

‘Pirates’ is the very model of modern operetta They fancy themselves a dangerous lot, but the grim list of those killed and captured by the Pirates of Penzance is…nonexistent. Their job is to be fierce and take hostages, but somehow - dash it all – the hostages always turn out to be orphans! And being orphans themselves, they just can’t take ungentlemanly advantage. That means our pirates are no more successful now in 2019 than they were back in 1879. That’s when this Gilbert and Sullivan jewel first held audiences captive with its rapier wit, and it’s been swashing its buckles ever since. Three cannon shots of congratulation to Riverside for staging this gold nugget and doing it justice. In a whimsical modification, director Catherine Flye has renamed this the “Rascals of the Rappahannock” and brought the pirates to Fredericksburg in the time of George III, as opposed to the Victorian era Cornwall coast. She has also captured a critical element in its success: tone. “Pirates” anticipates Monty Pythonesque humor by nearly a century, and this crew understands that a joyful embrace of English absurdity is the only way to go. And humor is a serious business. The first bit of funny happened years earlier when Ruth, a hard-of-hearing nurse, misunderstood her employer’s directive to apprentice young Frederic to “pilots” and turned him over to “pirates” instead. They’re

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not particularly ferocious pirates, although they do say “ARrrr!” very well, and Frederic forged some tender friendships. But now, apprenticeship over, he must go into the world, renounce his past, and get a job. Alas, honor dictates that his new job will be stamping out piracy. The story would end here rather abruptly but for two things. Frederic sees for the first time in his sheltered life what real girls look like and promptly falls in love with Mabel.

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And Ruth, with the help of The Pirate King, convinces Frederic that, since he was born on Feb. 29, he is only five and must stay with the pirates until he has celebrated 21 actual birthdays. Kudos to producing artistic director, Patrick A’Hearn, for throwing the net far and wide to score what is a near flawless cast. You don’t get these results by making “cheap and available” your first criterion. I am reminded of this axiom while re-

calling some of the truly outstanding performances. Andrew Ross Wynn as MajorGeneral Boshington, proud father of the seven damsels, blusters his way to the stage and holds us in thrall with the one song that has survived down to the present, “I am the very model of a modern majorgeneral.” It’s a virtuoso piece of patter and wit, the performance of which is the operetta’s version of a trapeze act. The charmingly befuddled Ruth could have been thrown away on any smiling local of middle years, but was not. Sherri Edelen has the specific look, move, attitude and voice for this important role and holds her own in solo and ensemble. I’m not overly demanding about my Pirate Kings, but I must insist on a gent who can sing “Away, away! My heart’s on fire” while looking splendid in purple silk and a long curly wig. David Jennings is our man. The strength of his stage presence balances the ensemble of his ragged pirate crew, and he is impossible not to watch. It’s all delicious, well-made fun. Let us hope that audiences 140 years from now will still get “Pirates” swashbuckling appeal. Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance” (or “The Rascals of the Rappahannock”) is playing at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts, 95 Riverside Parkway, Fredericksburg, through July 7. Call 540370-4300 or visit riversidedt.com.

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The Pirates of Penzance or The Rascals of the Rappahannock - Through July 7 | $37-$72 Riverside Center for the Performing Arts 95 Riverside Parkway, Fredericksburg, VA 22406 A twist on the beloved comic operetta being performed near George Washington’s boyhood home, starring Claire Leyden as Mabel, Samual Keeler as Frederic, Andrew Wynn as The Major General, with Sheri Edelen as Ruth and David Jennings as the Pirate King. For tickets, contact the box office at 540370-4300 or go online at riversidedt. com. “Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles” - 8 p.m. | $30-$60 Filene Center at Wolf Trap 1551 Trap Road, Vienna, VA 22182 In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, “RAIN” will bring the

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Aladdin The Musical - 10:30 a.m., 4 p.m. | $6-$10 Hylton Performing Arts Center 10960 George Mason Circle, Manassas, VA 20109 When a street urchin vies for the attention of the beautiful princess Jasmine, he uses a genie’s magic power to become a prince. Lago, Jafar, the Genie, and more are here in Disney’s Aladdin KIDS presented through special arrangement with Music Theater International.

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2019 Youth Football Camp - 10 a.m. | $25 John Lee Pratt Park 120 River Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405 Stafford Youth Football’s 10th annual youth football camp for boys and girls between the ages of 6-15 years old. Camp registration includes a T-shirt. Canvas & Coffee - 10 a.m. | Free Porter Branch Library 2001 Parkway Blvd.,

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Big Head Todd and the Monsters With Toad the Wet Sprocket - 7 p.m. | $25-$55 Filene Center at Wolf Trap 1551 Trap Road, Vienna, VA 22182 Jam to Big Head Todd and the Monsters (“Boom Boom,” “Bittersweet”), and sing along to the hits of melodic quartet Toad the Wet Sprocket (“All I Want,” “Walk on the Ocean”). Jamey Johnson - 7 p.m. | $10-$35 After Hours Concert Series 5030 Gordon Shelton Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401. Known for songs that include “In Color,” CALENDAR “High Cost of Living” PAGE 13 and “Lead Me Home.”

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Family-Friendly Space Movies - 2-4 p.m. | Free Howell Branch Library 806 Lyons Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22406 Watch “E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial.” Part of the Shoot for the Stars program.

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Jackson Browne - 8 p.m. | $40-$105 Filene Center at Wolf Trap 1551 Trap Road, Vienna, VA 22182 One of the most influential singersongwriters of the 70s, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer transports audiences to a time of innocence and lost love with folk-rock hits like “Running On Empty,” “Doctor My Eyes,” and “The Load Out.”

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Potomac Nationals Baseball - 6:35 p.m. | From $12 Pfitzner Stadium, 7 County Complex Court, Woodbridge, VA 22192 Ghostbusters 35th Anniversary Night. www.potomacnationals.com

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ova.com esides@insiden identified sites have been Three potential Interstate 95 garage in the City. for a commuter bridge and Dale corridor near Wood tasked with studying Consu ltants were cost estimates, among t and the traffic impac le locations for of three possib Opitz other criteria, garage between g parkin a 1,414-space ards. ty Suand Dale boulev m Board of Coun at its The Prince Willia study the results of the take acpervisors heard ay, but did not Tuesd g regular meetin February tion. WSP USA in The county hired funding. So far, WSP in state with $271,477 preliminary roughly 400-page has provided a . board the to report t, which has football garage projec e cancelled its varsity The parking g from the Manassas Park ing only 15 players per practicVA had million in fundin | INSIDENO Rockhill Elementary School mascot Rocky Raccoon greets students as they make their way to the school for the first day of classes on Sept. 4. experience still season after averag more than $37.6 DAVID FAWCET T ortation, will son. little to no varsity ALEKS DOLZENKO | INSIDENOVA See more photos on page 6, and share your first day pics at info@insidenova.com! tment of Transp during the presea for. Virginia Depar for commutsomething to play tition. The stigma and ride facility park a lot as serve at the commuter The level of compe relieve overflow especially for sell, and ers footba ant. of no varsity ries Road. season. All irrelev a at U.S. 1 and Dumf planned to be near the niors in their last not also re, rary measu The garage is project, which This was a tempo ssas Park football. Road widening l teams seek Mana Neabsco Mills lanes from VHSL, local prep footbal declining death knell for the road to four address ETT awaited. is set to widen $33.5 million. new game plan to l BY DAVID FAWC .com Osbourn Park SEE PAGE 14 e Court and cost think the schoo denova U.S. 1 to Smok player participation dfawcett@insi October 2020 o, “Honestly, I didn’t set to begin in ssas Park High senior Dan Moren Construction is he day after Mana its decision would do it,” said of three 2022. n t nced vetera each Augus s in annou varsity one at and end School only 15 player Manassas Park’s eloped areas — it, I wasn’t 2018 varsity high the Cougars with Two sites are undev and another near Powhen they did the regular seato cancel the season, the play- day for practice. With away, Manas- years. “But is football, junior varsity Center Stafford County will mark the anniverschool football Potomac Town r — while a with son less than two weeks mad. Football s.” Shopping Cente the practice field sary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, with a any longer. ss called That’s all that matter tomac Festival ers returned to houses a busine The next sas Park couldn’t delay they wanted or varsity. tly mind: in curren ht ceremony near the entrance to the George third site TREND the Dale Bouonly one thoug rn They needed to act fast if deDOWNWARD former site of against Osbou L. Gordon Jr. Government Center at 1300 Manassas Park’s alive, while being At Home at the day’s scrim mage To outsiders, y seato keep the season as well as to their to three s levard Kmart. suspe nd its varsit night down player to ed their Park. or REMEMBER PAGE 3 to cision whittl fair d time Friday oned the team Six sites were ents who neede a shock. No It No one aband 3 play a varsity oppon ll out the son was of Amer icana? GARAGE PAGE having to now er school to fi footba ll, a staple grumbled about seemed to find anoth schedule. That PAGE 16 schedule. FOOTBALL junior varsity k plan, but TH to the task at hand. an ideal fallbac uctive wasn’t It erprod count reaY players with understood the l band of 19 SUBSCRIBE TODA The players all M TODAY es left the faithfu Yankees in Falmouth Cannon Run PRINCE WILLIA decision. Injuri Sat.-Sun, Sept. 8-9 Sun. Sept.9, starts 8 am sons behind the CRIBE

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