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Stewart's crackdown in Virginia
- Corey Stewart marched to the front lines of the war on illegal immigration convinced that it was the right thing to do, that it was popular, and that it was possible.
Cashing in on the classroom
- A year ago, there were four Montgomery County teachers earning more than $100,000. This year, the number soared to 145. Next year, there will be more.
Highest-paid teachers amazed by rising salaries
- The highest-paid teacher in Prince William County, Brentsville High’s Sally Martin, has spent her career teaching students how to be successful in business.
Manassas battlefield study aims at protecting views of the past
- Preservationists say it is not enough to protect the grounds at Manassas National Battlefield Park without protecting its views as new development spreads in fast-growing Prince William County.
- Preservationists say it is not enough to protect the grounds at Manassas National Battlefield Park without protecting its views as new development spreads in fast-growing Prince William County.
Caving to pressure, Kaine reverses plan allowing out-of-state inmates in Va. jails
- Gov. Tim Kaine scuttled a lucrative plan to house 1,000 out-of-state inmates in Virginia prisons, bowing to pressure from county officials who charged the state had no room to import prisoners.
Climbing cost of gasoline slows Meals on Wheels, other services
- Today’s $4 gas prices are hurting people who hardly make it to the pumps, as some Meals on Wheels chapters and other services for the elderly struggle against historic fuel costs to keep food coming.
- Today’s $4 gas prices are hurting people who hardly make it to the pumps, as some Meals on Wheels chapters and other services for the elderly struggle against historic fuel costs to keep food coming.
Officials seek solution to crowded prisons, want to offer credits for in-home detention
- Prince William County jail officials want to offer inmates a new incentive to serve their sentences at home: The chance to earn “good time” credits for being a model prisoner, without actually being in prison.
U.S. immigration officials reject Loudoun’s proposed crackdown
- Federal authorities refused Loudoun County’s bid to check the legal status of its jail inmates, citing concerns about limited bed space and strained federal capacity to remove illegal immigrants, county Sheriff Steve Simpson said.
N.Va. man charged with selling stolen gasoline for $2 a gallon
- An enterprising Northern Virginia man may have figured out a way to pump a bundle of cash out of climbing gas prices.
Fairfax County crime remains on the increase despite drop in murders
- Violent crime last year increased in Fairfax County, the nation’s wealthiest, despite a drop in murders, police reported Thursday.
Wolf warns U.N. to stop immigration official from rescheduling visit to Prince William County
- Rep. Frank Wolf asked U.N. Secretary-General Ban-Ki Moon to scuttle a U.N. human rights official’s postponed visit to inspect Prince William County’s crackdown on illegal immigration.
Watchdog sues to stop new identity theft law
- A privacy advocate is suing the state of Virginia to block a new law designed to stop her from publishing Social Security numbers online.
Chinese-U.S. relations strained despite vital economic bonds
- News that hackers from China infiltrated congressional computers is the latest in a string of bad publicity for the country heading into the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
Richard Shulman
NY Israel Conflict Examiner
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