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Sherell Williams was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She received her bachelor's in Communication with a concentration in journalism from George Mason University in Fairfax, VA where she served as managing editor for the student newspaper, Broadside, and later the Best of Mason issue of the student-run VOX|POP magazine. She is a passionate journalist with an affinity for cultures and an addiction to green tea, chocolate, baseball, and tennis.
Sherell has served as the editor of Annandale Patch since September 2010. In June 2011, Annandale Patch received the Business of the Year award from the Annandale Chamber of Commerce for their coverage of the Annandale community. Sherell became the editor of Burke Patch in August 2012.
The following information was supplied by the Fairfax County Police Department in the most recent daily report released March 20. Arrests do not indicate a conviction.
Driver crossed double line Tuesday night.
Principal Dan Meier will retire on April 1. Acting principal will serve in interim, until June 30.
The meeting Wednesday will be at 7 p.m. at the Mason District Governmental Center in Annandale.
The goal of the event, which was aimed at young drivers, was to highlight the dangers of distracted driving and encourage students and faculty to pledge to not text and drive.
The meeting, which will be at Little Run Elementary School, is open to the public.
Homes for under $500,000 are for sale.
Homes for under $400,000 are for sale.
Fairfax County police continue to search for a suspect who has reportedly "groped" or assaulted 22 women in the Springfield area since September 2012. A town hall-style meeting was held with officials and the public Thursday night in Springfie
The second annual community race will be Saturday, April 27.
The Braddock District Council hosted Supervisor John Cook and two members from Fairfax County.
The team returned home Tuesday from the National Dance Alliance competition in Orlando.
The show, which is in its 40th year, is hosted by the National Capital Heisey Collectors Club.
The incident, which occurred on Tuesday, occurred near Commons Drive and Rectory Lane.
The meeting will be Wednesday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kings Park Library Meeting Room.
Mason District Station Officer Long "Junior" V. Dinh, remains hospitalized and is recovering at a local hospital after suffering severe injuries in a head-on car crash last month.
The second annual community race will be Saturday, April 27.
Mollie Loeffler, chair of the Mason District Council, suggests that the community labor force in the county could help keep districts clean by picking up litter when removing illegal signs.
A resident suggests Fairfax County enforce litter laws to ensure the county is a "cleaner and more attractive place in which to live and conduct business."
As the winner, Ann Nguyan will advance to the area speech contest as the.
