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Here’s what you may have missed last week, curated by Free Press staff.
Sustained cold has turned parts of the Rappahannock River into an icy landscape at City Dock.
Medical supplies from the now-closed Moss Free Clinic also will be used in Ghana and Benin.
Board also discussed updating the county’s Comprehensive Plan at Thursday night’s meeting.
Taking care of patient hearts is personal for this echocardiographer.
Prolonged winter weather has kept many families indoors this week.
With college admissions deadlines approaching, Sarah Lindberg (front), Director of First-Year Admission at the University of Mary Washington, says families may find the newly redesigned FAFSA easier to navigate than in past years.
Manager Chris O’Neill leads a staff of seven newcomers to the Washington organization.
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Renatos, a downtown Fredericksburg restaurant, also will provide free pasta meals for children between 3-6 p.m.
DEQ approved Caroline’s permit request to withdraw 9 million gallons per day from Rappahannock in November.
Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity’s Jason Tickle hosted a virtual information session, giving potential homeowners a closer look at what it takes to build with Habitat.
The Marine Corps fielded 13 of the most talented football teams in the country and produced 21 All-Pro NFL players.