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DON’T WAIT TO VOTE
If you have yet to do so, I want to encourage you to vote. I have been working as an election officer in support of Early In-Person Voting. The process is efficient, and it looks just like what you will … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, culture, Voter Guide
Tagged 10th Congressional District Race, 11th Congressional District Race, 1st Congressional District Race, 2020 Election, Aliscia Andrews, Candidate Survey, christian voter guide, Christianity, culture war, Daniel Gade, freedom of speech, Gerry Connolly, Jennifer Wexton, manassas, Manga Anantatmula, Mark Warner, politics, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, Qasim Rashid, Rob Wittman, U.S. Senate Race, United States House of Representatives, United States Senate, Virginia, Virginia Public Access Project, Voter Guide, voter guides
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HAVE YOU BEEN CHALLENGED TO EXAMINE YOUR ASSUMPTIONS?
We need your help. Why? We need to help each other see and hear a point of view which we may rarely hear from. We need to ask each other to explain why we believe what we each believe. How … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Responsibilities
Tagged 10th Congressional District Race, 11th Congressional District Race, 1st Congressional District Race, 2020 Election, Aliscia Andrews, Candidate Survey, christian voter guide, Christianity, culture war, Daniel Gade, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, Gerry Connolly, human-rights, Jennifer Wexton, manassas, Manga Anantatmula, Mark Warner, politics, Prince William County Virginia, Qasim Rashid, Rob Wittman, U.S. Senate Race, United States House of Representatives, United States Senate, Virginia, Voter Guide, voter guides
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Prince William County School Board Highlights – October 21, 2020
Hybrid School—How Soon? A poll of Price William County parents taken in September indicated that 60% of them wanted to continue virtual instruction for their children. The other 40% wanted their kids to return to the classroom ASAP. … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, Doris' Posts
Tagged Coronavirus (COVID-19), Online Learning, prince william county, Prince William County Board of County Supervisors, Prince William County School Board, Prince William County School Board Meetings, Prince William County Schools, Return to Learn, school board, School Superintendent Steven Walts
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