Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Viewfinder: Holidays March Into Town
Thousands cram downtown streets for annual Fredericksburg Jaycee's Christmas Parade.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
- Hyattsville, MD
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Residents Discover Intruders in Two Incidents
Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Grant, Donation to Kit Out Police
Christmas for cops? Department to purchase crime analysis software, night vision scopes with $30k in grants and donations.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
James Monroe Museum Hosts Holiday Celebration
Two great events on Saturday to help you get in the festive mood.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Tuesday Tree Trim to Tie Up Traffic
Expect detours next Tuesday on William Street as a rotting oak is removed.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Intruder Startles Teenager
Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
3 Plead Guilty After City Bank Robbery
Bank robbers nabbed after Fredericksburg stick-up plead guilty in federal court.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
City Says River Safe
More than a week after a large sewage leak spilled into the Rappahannock, city officials say that water test results have returned to safe levels.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
VDEQ: More Than 1K Gallons of Sewage Spilled
A rough estimate from state officials underscores the significance of last week's sewage spill.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Cell Phone Store Broken Into
Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Break In Reported on Princess Anne
Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
City Detectives Honored For Big Quarter
In the span of three months the Fredericksburg Police Department has compiled an impressive record closing high-profile cases.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
UMW Philharmonic Set For Limelight
Civil War themed holiday concert featuring renown composer to be broadcast on PBS stations in Virginia. Get your tickets now.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
State Leaders Friendly to Eminent Domain Amendment
Amendment limiting government's ability to seize land has already sailed through one round of approval and has garnered friends in high places.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
City Awaits Water Tests After Sewage Spill
There's still more testing to be done before city officials take down warning signs at City Dock.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Police Seek Muscular Naked White Man
Student reports middle-aged man seen jogging nude in Fredericksburg yesterday.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Sewage Spill Shows Weakness of City Website
The delayed reporting of a sewage leak into the Rappahannock River underscores the glaring ineffectiveness of Fredericksburg's website to alert area residents of important information.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Thanksgiving Keeps Police Busy
Shots fired in Central Park, attempted wounding, a bizarre but brief home invasion, and an irate pizza customer, among others, kept Fredericksburg police busy over the holiday weekend. Read more details in today's City Blotter.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Sewage Leaks Into Rappahannock
City officials are trying to figure out what caused two sewage pumps to simultaneously fail last Wednesday.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Eminent Domain Changes Spook Cities
A proposed state constitution amendment strengthening restrictions on eminent domain has elected officials here and across the state on alert.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff