Manassas City Category Archives
Steve Thomas Announces For Chairman
26 February 2010 | Humor & Satire, Manassas City | 5 Comments
I was very surprised to learn that Steve Thomas, a fixture in the Manassas City Republican Committee has just announced his candidacy for Chairman. Steve has served as the Operations Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Manassas City Republican Committee, as well as serving as the Operations Chairman for Help Save Manassas. A former Marine officer […]
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Osbourn Gets Another Tragedy
19 February 2010 | Manassas City | 18 Comments
This just in:
Manassas City Public Schools was notified by the Manassas City Police on February 18, 2010 of the arrest of Osbourn High School teacher, Mr. Kevin Ricks for possible inappropriate conduct with a former 16 year old male student. Mr. Ricks has been charged with Carnal Knowledge, Aggravated Sexual Battery and […]
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A City Attorney’s Intellectual Seppuku
17 February 2010 | 13th HOD District, Virginia Politics, Manassas City | 22 Comments
Manassas City Deputy Attorney Martin Crim demonstrates his utter lack of competence in a letter to the editor published in the Manassas News & Messenger today, making many folks wonder whether the City of Manassas deliberately hires fools, or only does so inadvertently. In a rant attacking the legal prowess of Delegate Bob Marshall and […]
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Yet More Illegal Alien Crime
17 February 2010 | Illegal Aliens, Crime, Manassas City | 41 Comments
Not surprisingly the Manassas News & Messenger didn’t tell you that the three gang members recently arrested for rape, abduction, robbery and attempted malicious wounding are all illegal aliens. No, disclosing such facts might just paint illegal aliens in a negative light. We might then have evidence to substantiate a previous estimate from the Virginia […]
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Chief Skinner To Retire
1 February 2010 | Manassas City | 1 Comment
The Manassas News & Messenger is reporting that Manassas City Police Chief Skinner will retire on May 1, 2010. That’s terribly unfortunate news, as Chief Skinner has done a tremendous job as the second-longest serving Police Chief in Manassas’ history and earned widespread respect for his dedication and competence. This is one man who will […]
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Redistricting The 50th
30 January 2010 | Manassas Park, Manassas City, Prince William County, 50th HOD District | 10 Comments
While many eyes are on the current 13th House District represented by Bob Marshall that will split into two districts in 2011, another district in Prince William County will undergo significant changes due to redistricting and that will be the 50th District, currently represented by Delegate Jackson Miller. Currently the 50th has a little under […]
Help Save Manassas Wednesday
26 January 2010 | Manassas City, Prince William County | 6 Comments
Hoping that with the election of a new Governor we could finally get some commonsense action to reduce the number of illegal aliens unlawfully present in Virginia, and who are taking jobs that unemployed legal workers could be filling? If so, then come to Wednesday’s meeting of Help Save Manassas at Manassas City Council Chambers […]
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Civic Vandal Fined $1200
22 January 2010 | Manassas City | 10 Comments
Judge Travers of the Prince William County General District Court fined Delia Alvarez $1,200 for Gaudencio Fernandez’ latest act of civic vandalism, according to the News & Messenger, in hopefully what will be a demonstration that when you enforce the law you actually tend to obtain compliance even if the violator is a radical Mexica […]
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Four Years Later, Fernandez Finally Being Held To Account
15 January 2010 | Manassas City | 17 Comments
The News & Messenger is reporting a surprising set of developments surrounding the ongoing civic vandalism of Mexica Movement adherent Gaudencio Fernandez today, revealing that Fernandez will actually face prosecution for erecting huge signs on his property in violation of Manassas City building and zoning codes and that Fernandez is claiming to have sold the […]
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A “Man Hug” For Gaudencio Fernandez?
4 January 2010 | Humor & Satire, Manassas City | 6 Comments
Just to mess a little bit with the Manassas News & Messenger, I’m thinking of inviting Gaudencio Fernandez to participate in a press conference with me and thus rock Jonathan Hunley’s world a little bit.
Your thoughts?
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Town Hall Meeting Tuesday
14 December 2009 | Manassas City, Prince William County | 17 Comments
Not much advance notice, but if you want to tell your elected officials what you’re hoping they’ll accomplish this legislative session, here’s one of the few local chances you’ll get before the session starts.
Manassas, VA- The Prince William County Delegation will host a town hall meeting at the Manassas City Hall (located at 9027 […]
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Cops Nab Naked Flasher
7 December 2009 | Crime, Manassas City | 17 Comments
Some of our newer residents don’t benefit from growing up as part of American society and miss out on some important cultural lessons, to their detriment. Take for example the case of Artemio Rojas Sanchez, who decided that of all the places he could choose to remove his clothing and expose himself to customers sitting […]
I’m Calling This Election Early…
25 November 2009 | Manassas City | 10 Comments
Another election season that’s starting to get underway is in Manassas City, where Council members Steve Randolph, Andy Harrover and Marc Aveni are seeking re-election. So far the Dems haven’t made any noise about running candidates, while Republicans Harrover and Aveni have announced they’re going to run a joint campaign, which may discourage anyone else […]
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Walk For Children
20 November 2009 | Patriotism, Manassas City, Prince William County | 6 Comments
Once again, Austin Haynes is raising money for a good cause in his quest to be sort of a one-man United Way for the City of Manassas. He’s raised money for a number of charitable causes over the years with 24 hour swims and other tests of endurance and perseverance that are pretty darned incredible. […]
Hold Your Wallet – Here’s Mark Again
12 November 2009 | Manassas City, Prince William County | 106 Comments
Guest post by Howard Roark
I was astounded to read in the November 11 “News & Observer” that Manassas Councilman Mark Wolfe is again reaching for the wallets of taxpayers in Manassas and Prince William County. We know already that he padded his request for arts funding to get $55,000 of taxpayer money from Prince William […]
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Early Polling Observations
3 November 2009 | Virginia Politics, Manassas City, Prince William County | 38 Comments
Party and campaign operations folks are telling me this morning that turnout in traditionally Republican-leaning precincts in Prince William County are ranging in the 8-9% range, while Democrat-leaning precincts are hovering in the 3-4% range. Although I expect this gap to narrow throughout the day, the gap should widen back up in the last two […]
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Your Chance To Approach True Greatness
30 October 2009 | Humor & Satire, Manassas City | 6 Comments
Who says conservatives have no appreciation for the arts? Well, to prove the naysayers wrong, I bring you two great poets this evening for you, one from old and one quite new, one well recognized, and one not yet so. Readers can judge for themselves which of these most deserves the great honor that one has already […]
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A Racial Supremicist Calls Manassas Racists, Again
29 October 2009 | Illegal Aliens, Manassas City | 53 Comments
The historic district of Manassas got just a little bit more colorful today with the addition of yet another sign by Gaudencio Fernandez that spouts his “Mexica Movement” garbage. While legitimate property owners in Manassas’ Old Town are required to get a permit from the Architectural Review Board for any sign they want to put […]
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Skinner Shines, Bass Bumbles
13 October 2009 | Manassas City | 33 Comments
While Manassas Police Chief Skinner once again demonstrates a level of professionalism that other area chiefs would be well advised to take note of, Manassas Councilwoman Cheryl Bass dramatically heads in the opposite direction. Just as Chief Skinner announces that pro-life demonstrators will enjoy relaxed restrictions on their protests at a local abortion clinic, Bass strangely […]
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Abortionists To Counter-Protest In Manassas Saturday
1 October 2009 | Manassas City | 9 Comments
The first Saturday morning of the month is a time when local pro-life activists, primarily but not exclusively Catholics, hold a larger vigil outside of an abortion clinic in Manassas. But this Saturday morning “Planned Parenthood” will be holding a counter-demonstration on the east side of Route 234 (the same side as the clinic), while the pro-life crowd will […]
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