The official holiday season kickoff is this weekend in Fredericksburg.

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The official holiday season kickoff is this weekend in Fredericksburg.
Participants urged Congress to improve the existing plan, not repeal it.
In 2015 a “miscommunication” damaged the archaeologically sensitive area and unearthed Civil War-era human remains.
Thousands of historically significant artifacts have been found in the mound that was accidentally excavated on October 8, 2015.
A selection of special events.
Holiday celebrations and other special events for December 2016.
Fredericksburg Parks & Recreation is sponsoring a series of special events the last week of 2016.
The New Year’s Eve celebration will be called Downtown 31.
The full engineering design is expected by the end of 2016, with construction in 2018.
“The [six video] series is designed to showcase why the City of Fredericksburg is such a great place to live, work and play.”
Public parking options in downtown Fredericksburg.
Ten of the most read 2015 Fredericksburg area government stories.
The company will pay fines for violations of city regulations and a settlement amount for unauthorized excavation at the Prince Hall Masonic Lodge site.
“There was much more extensive excavation of the site [than there should have been].” Fredericksburg City Manager Bev Cameron
City Council voted to limit the cost of the schematic to no more than $150,000 and the total project to no more than $5 million.
Fredericksburg City Council September 22, 2015, agenda overview.
The event is free for spectators, who stroll and watch the artists creating their masterpieces.
By Susan Larson
Citizens have another opportunity to submit suggestions for the City of Fredericksburg’s planned Riverfront Park.
City Council will meet in work session September 9 to review a final design for Riverfront Park. They will end their regular meeting in a session closed to the public to discuss ongoing negotiations with Diamond Nation for a baseball complex.
Following is the schedule for all city meetings this week.
MONDAY, Sept. 8
By Susan Larson
Eleven events in the Fredericksburg area the first weekend in September 2014. Click the hyperlinks for additional details. Know of another event? Please share it in the comments section.
September 5 – Friday