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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.
Kids between 6-12 years old learned bicycle safety tips from officers and participated in an obstacle course at the West Springfield District Police Station.
The performance was part of Saturday's open house event at Oak Hill in Annandale.
Plus, exploding transformer and drunk driver at the fire station.
Less beltway traffic, no museum visits as 800,000 locked out of work.
Less beltway traffic, no museum visits as 800,000 locked out of work.
Plus, exploding transformer and drunk driver at the fire station.
Plus, exploding transformer and drunk driver at the fire station.
With the loss, the Atoms are now 1-3 this season.
The Bruins are now 4-0 this season.
Children and families will have the chance to learn about bicycle safety, meet police officers, and participate in an obstacle course.
Children and families will have the chance to learn about bicycle safety, meet police officers, and participate in an obstacle course.
Plus, Loudoun Greenway investigation and time to pay your tax bill, Fairfax.
Plus, Loudoun Greenway investigation and time to pay your tax bill, Fairfax.
Celebrate electric cars in the Annandale-area Saturday.
Celebrate electric cars in the Burke-area Saturday.
The students will compete for more than 800 scholarship awards, which will be handed out in spring 2014.
The students are from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology and Annandale High School.
Were you one of the 800,000 residents who received a bill? Find out how to pay your taxes here.
Were you one of the 800,000 residents who received a bill? Find out how to pay your taxes here.
Were you one of the 800,000 residents who received a bill? Find out how to pay your taxes here.
