Manassas City Category Archives
Billboard Hearing Postponed To September 5th
3 July 2008 | Manassas City | 24 Comments
Gaudencio Fernandez gets a sixty-day reprieve courtesy of the courts, according to the MJM. That will make this act of civic vandalism a two year ordeal for the City of Manassas, at best. Such is the nature of the courts. They take what seems like forever to fix problems.
No word yet on whether Manassas City’s […]
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Billboard Hearing On July 8th
29 June 2008 | Manassas City | 25 Comments
On July 8th Gaudencio Fernandez is scheduled to appear at a hearing in General District Court to answer for his serial violations of Manassas City zoning and building ordinances for erecting and then structurally reinforcing a billboard on Prince William Street. That laws and ordinances would actually apply to Mr. Fernandez as they would to […]
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Help Save Manassas Thursday
25 June 2008 | Manassas Park, Manassas City, Prince William County | 1 Comment
Come join Help Save Manassas at their monthly membership meeting this Thursday at 7:30PM at Manassas City Council Chambers. Want to find out what’s going on with the billboard on Prince William Street? Interested in what’s happening with day labor sites in Prince William County? Changes in police department policy in Manassas and Prince William […]
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Murder Suspect Caught And Is An Illegal Alien
6 June 2008 | Crime, Manassas City | 34 Comments
The Manassas City Police Department has released a statement indicating that murder suspect Sebastian Cortez Hernandez was apprehended outside of New Haven, Connecticut (a sanctuary jurisdiction) and is an illegal alien from Mexico previously deported in 2003 after being convicted of criminal gang participation. I had the feeling this was coming.
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MS-13 Gang-Banger Given Probation
6 June 2008 | Crime, Manassas City | 15 Comments
How’s this for justice? An MS-13 gang-banger connected with the November, 2006 murder of Manassas resident C. J. Angelos was sentenced to fifteen years in prison, with all of that time suspended, and put on probation for five years. I imagine more than a few readers would figure that if they were convicted of criminal […]
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More Details On Murder Suspect
6 June 2008 | Crime, Manassas City | 6 Comments
The Manassas City Police are searching for Sebastian Cortez Hernandez who they believe is the person who shot and killed Omar Florencio-Vazquez on May 31 in the 9600 block of Grant Avenue, according to the MJM. The suspect reportedly goes by the nickname of “Cebolla”(meaning “onion”), which added to the information previously released that this […]
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Murder In Manassas
2 June 2008 | Crime, Manassas City | 79 Comments
This doesn’t sound like gang activity to you, does it?
On Saturday, May 31, 2008 at approximately 9:00 pm Omar Florencio-Vazquez, 24, of 9719 Beech Place was shot to death in the 9600 block of Grant Avenue.
The victim, two brothers and a cousin walked to the Grant Avenue Shopping Center to get something to eat […]
A Strange Way To Advocate Open Borders
29 May 2008 | Illegal Aliens, Manassas City | 24 Comments
Charles Reichley makes an interesting observation about the billboard on Prince William street that’s definitely worth taking note of:
The Liberty [street] property represents hope for illegal immigrants, sending the message that borders mean nothing, that people can’t be illegal, that each person has a right to live where they want without regard to laws.
But […]
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Manassas Billboard Headed To Court
28 May 2008 | Manassas City | 41 Comments
The MJM is reporting today that Manassas City officials are again recommending that Gaudencio Fernandez be taken to court for his continuing violations of city zoning ordinances, and given Fernandez’s continued intransigence, we may well see that finally happen. While the city has bent itself over backwards trying to encourage Fernandez to comply with the […]
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Osbourn HS Lockdown
22 May 2008 | Manassas City | 3 Comments
Osbourn High School went into lockdown this afternoon, but no one seems to know why this happened. Has anyone heard what the problem was?
10th District Results
17 May 2008 | RPV, Loudoun County, Manassas Park, Manassas City, Prince William County | 17 Comments
Congratulations to Jo-Ann Chase, Kay Gunter and Howie Lind for being elected to the Republican State Central Committee for the 10th District! This represents a pretty substantial victory for conservatives over the slate endorsed by 10th District Chairman Jim Rich, who was re-elected without opposition. There was some minor confusion as the initial results indicated […]
Teacher Sex Scandal Coverup At Dean Elementary
16 May 2008 | Crime, Manassas City | 87 Comments
EXCLUSIVE BREAKING NEWS…
On May 9th, a male first-year ESOL teacher at Dean Elementary School in Manassas was lead away by police in handcuffs. The rumor, which is all we have at this point given a concerted effort by school officials to cover this up, is that the teacher was arrested for sexual misconduct involving one […]
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Some Are More Equal Than Others In Manassas City
16 May 2008 | Manassas City | 30 Comments
I really have to wonder whether non-hispanic residents of the City of Manassas are entitled to this level of deference when they break the law. Here is the long and sordid history of building and zoning violations at 9500 Liberty Street, expired deadlines, and a complete failure by the city to enforce their zoning and […]
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Manassas Elections Tomorrow
5 May 2008 | Manassas City | 9 Comments
Manassas City elections are tomorrow, and while there aren’t competitive races for City Council or Mayor, there is a competitive race for School Board. VoteManassas has candidate profiles available for those who haven’t made up their minds yet. There are five candidates running for four positions on the school board, and all of them seem […]
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Manassas City Town Hall Meeting Monday
4 May 2008 | Manassas City | 7 Comments
There will be a town hall meeting in Manassas at Round Elementary School at 7:00PM Monday evening, and it’s a perfect opportunity for citizens to get some answers from their elected officials. After being told that Gaudencio Fernandez has been cited for violations of the building code in regards to the billboard on Prince William […]
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Manassas City To Deny Commercial Licenses To Illegal Aliens
3 May 2008 | Illegal Aliens, Manassas City | 18 Comments
Manassas City has determined that the city may not lawfully issue a license to anyone who is an illegal alien, according to the MJM.
“The language that was removed is not needed for me to continue to deny a permit to anyone not legally present in the United States and we will continue to check status,” […]
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Manassas City: Pretty Please, Stop, Or You’ll Get Another Letter
2 May 2008 | Manassas City | 48 Comments
According to the MJM, Manassas City continues in its fear-driven response to the outrageous act of civic vandalism erected by Gaudencio Fernandez on Prince William Street. In a case of “please apply for a permit or else we’ll send you another letter”, not only has the city still not even yet cited Fernandez for his […]
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TB Detected At Osbourn HS?
1 May 2008 | Manassas City | 32 Comments
A well-placed reader has told me that Osbourn High School students are being sent home with a letter informing them that a possible Tuberculosis case was identified at the school. Hopefully this is a false alarm, and everyone is OK.
Stay tuned for updates…
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Manassas Now Free Of DOJ Complaint
30 April 2008 | Manassas City | 6 Comments
The MJM is reporting that the lawsuit by the Equal Rights Center in regards to a 2005 effort to control residential overcrowding was dismissed by the courts, as well as a complaint against Manassas City Schools. This legal action had pretty much frozen the City of Manassas from considering any policy initiatives regarding the illegal […]
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Employer Pleads Guilty To Hiring Illegal Aliens
23 April 2008 | Illegal Aliens, Crime, Manassas City | 20 Comments
The owners of CMC Concrete, which was raided by agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement a few weeks ago, avoided jail time but did get fined for unlawfully employing illegal aliens and put on probation, according to the MJM. Hopefully other employers that engage in this wrongful practice will take heed of this and start […]
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