Almost 60 hospitalized in region with COVID

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Almost 60 hospitalized in region with COVID
Grace Anne is part of the 2022 class
Director of Operations Kathleen Steininger talks about the effort to train us all in CPR and the use of AED machines–and getting more of the machines into public places.
A brief feel of spring on Wednesday!
The Stafford School Board voted Tuesday night to remove the masking requirement for teachers, staff, bus drivers and kids on the bus.
Others in the region remain high.
In the area of Stubbs Bridge Rd and Woolfolk Rd, the suspect fired several rounds toward the occupied vehicle striking it. No injuries were reported.
Patrol officers responded and found the suspect attempting to enter the players’ locker room with a sledgehammer.
Giant Food has donated 50,000-dollars to the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank through the Giant Family Foundation. The money will support the Food Bank’s Summer Food Service program.
Mac Williams and Jason Tickle. Update on new designs and a new way of looking at the air exchange. And…celebrating Jason’s ten years with Habitat.
Germanna hosting virtual discussion tonight on what life was like for Black soldiers during the Civil War
Spotsylvania School officials remind the Board of Supervisors they’ve previously helped the Sheriff’s Office and Fire and Rescue meet staff shortages. Now, Kirk Twigg says, it’s time to do the same for schools.
Spotsylvania Supervisors were given the School Board’s proposed budget on Tuesday night:
Just over 50 hospitalized
Anne Little talks about the Virginia Blue Bluebird Society and Tree Fredericksburg. How to attract and support birds in your yard, trimming damaged trees and a tree tree giveaway in April.
No holiday from house fires. Stafford Fire and Rescue responds to two Monday afternoon.
20-year old male victim shot to death Monday afternoon in the Garrison Woods Apartments
History comes alive on Presidents Day at Ferry Farm in Stafford.
Dave Muraca with The George Washington Foundation talks about two stories tied to Washington’s boyhood home–the cherry tree and throwing a stone across the Rappahannock.
Talking with General Washington, colonial games, attempting to throw a stone across the Rappahannock, birthday cupcakes. Some of the adventures on Presidents Day at Washington’s boyhood home