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City Sprouts Community Garden
The city parks and recreation department is starting a new community garden. Application period begins in January.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
- Hyattsville, MD
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
New Redistricting Gets Final City Approval
Voters will have slightly redrawn precincts in Fredericksburg after the City Council approves a new redistricting plan.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Councilor Sports Sweet 'Stache
Fredericksburg City Councilor Brad Ellis' fund raising Fu Manchu soup strainer makes impressive public debut.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Howe: Court Debt Not Responsible
Councilor Fred Howe critical of debt increases for new court facility, saying residents need to demand fiscal responsibility from city leaders.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Deputies Deploy Against Drunk Drivers
Stafford County begins a holiday crackdown on drunk and drugged drivers.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Courthouse Shuffle Set in Motion
The construction of a new court facility in downtown Fredericksburg means a lot of shuffling has to take place before ground can be broken. In all, the project will span at least three years.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Courthouse Bonds Approved
A split Fredericksburg City Council approved a multimillion dollar debt issuance to fund the construction of a $35 million court facility. Here's how it will affect you.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Residents, Officials Complain of Rowdy College Renters
Fredericksburg's elected leaders want to meet with officials from the University of Mary Washington to hash out a strategy to deal with problem residences in city neighborhoods.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Car Stolen After Keys Left Inside
Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
UMW Women's Hoops Upends Shenandoah
Senior standout Jenna McRae scores 20 in victory.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Calvary Suit Against City Dismissed
Federal judge says church has no standing. "None of the plaintiff's claims can succeed."
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Restaurant Employee Assaulted
Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
UMW Debate Coach Gets National Honor
Winner of Coach of the Year Award goes to UMW Debate Coach
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Viewfinder: Occupy Protest Marches Through
A small group of marchers from the Occupy Richmond protest stopped in Fredericksburg overnight, leading a rally and a march through downtown this morning.
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Viewfinder: Silver Funeral Draws Thousands
Real estate magnate eulogized by city leaders, friends and family before a nearly packed room at the Fredericksburg Expo Center.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Tunes for Turkeys
Music fans can help the Fredericksburg Area Food Bank feed the hungry.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Doc Drop: Council Agendas - November 22, 2011
City Council continues to tackle issues related to new court facility.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Arson Reported at Visitor's Center
Small fire set at public restrooms on Caroline Street. Read more details in today's City Blotter.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
Traffic Delays Expected for Silver Funeral
Traffic delays expected during funeral for real estate magnate.
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Fredericksburg, VA|News|
State, Local Cops Plan For Occupy March
Law enforcement, jail officials meet in Fredericksburg to discuss prospects of local Occupy-style protests.
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