Manassas-area Williams Bridge Company to move plant to Richmond (InsideNoVa.com) bi2020211 Williams Bridge Company be moving from girder manufacturing plant from current location Manassas to Richmond

Real Estate: Five signs that it's time to cut the asking price on your house bi2020211 Sluggish housing markets are filled listings that are lingering on the market, prompting many home sellers to ponder a price cut

M. Park approves $81M budget (Manassas Journal Messenger) bi2020211 The Manassas Park City Council approved fiscal 2009 budget Tuesday night

Manassas-area Williams Bridge Company to move plant to Richmond (InsideNoVa.com) bi2020211 Williams Bridge Company be moving from girder manufacturing plant from current location Manassas to Richmond

Company to move plant to Richmond (Richmond Times-Dispatch) bi2020211 Escalating steel prices, supply uncertainty, recent losses and location have led Williams Bridge Co. to decide to move girder manufacturing plant from the Manassas area to Richmond

Steel company moving to Richmond (Richmond Times-Dispatch) bi2020211 MANASSAS -- Escalating steel prices, supply uncertainty, recent losses and location are prompting Williams Bridge Co. to move girder manufacturing plant from the Manassas area to Richmond. Company vice president Marianne Pastor said a heavy industry might not fit anymore new neighbors and the potential for future development an area that attracting office buildings

Obituaries (The Herald-Mail) bi2020211 Phyllis N. Hoffman, 90; Marcella M. Johnson, 85; Lawrence R. Matter, 82; Wilma M. Truitt, 76; Dennis M. Mellott, 65; Franklin T. Jones Jr., 48; Ann M. Sleicher, 55; Mary L. Piper, 90; Rupert Cuneen, 84; Carl E. Deeds, 88..

William T. Sampson III (The Staunton News Leader) bi2020211 SWOOPE ? William Thomas Sampson III, 61, husband of Kathleen (Kostley) Sampson of High Meadow Farm at 5240 Morris Mill Road Swoope, formerly of Nellysford and Northern Virginia, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, at residence. Born June 7, 1947, Providence, R.I., he was the son of the late William T. Sampson II and Joyce (Johnson) Sampson

Algae muddles popular lake (Potomac News) bi2020211 The residents of Sumner Lake neighborhood want to know what the city of Manassas going to do to beautify beloved body of water that sits squarely the middle of 300-home subdivision

Algae muddles popular lake (InsideNoVa.com) bi2020211 Sumner Lake resident and Home Owners Association president Mark Rabatin stands on the bank of an algae-infested lake on Tuesday. He says the city isn?t doing enough to prevent massive algae formations the lake

Company to move plant to Richmond (Richmond Times-Dispatch) bi2020211 Escalating steel prices, supply uncertainty, recent losses and location have led Williams Bridge Co. to decide to move girder manufacturing plant from the Manassas area to Richmond

Steel company moving to Richmond (Richmond Times-Dispatch) bi2020211 MANASSAS -- Escalating steel prices, supply uncertainty, recent losses and location are prompting Williams Bridge Co. to move girder manufacturing plant from the Manassas area to Richmond. Company vice president Marianne Pastor said a heavy industry might not fit anymore new neighbors and the potential for future development an area that attracting office buildings

County Aims to Keep Tourists Close to Home (Washington Post) bi2020211 With Civil War history, an Old Town district Manassas, an outlet mall and a prime location among major East Coast cities, Prince William County has remained a visitor hot spot for decades

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