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Police and Fire
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Early-morning I-95 crash kills mother and child
Stafford man, 25, charged with manslaughter; prosucter says his BAC was more than twice the legal limit. Read story
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King George supervisors vote to appoint Weston as next sheriff
Board will petition the King George Circuit Court to not hold a special election to replace Sheriff Chris Giles, who is retiring at the end of the year. Read story
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LISTEN: Fire officials say time change is your smoke alarm reminder
Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend, and we turn our clocks back one hour. Read story
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Spotsylvania Sheriff Harris retiring early
Harris wants Lt. Col. Delbert Myrick to finish his term but it’s up to the board of supervisors to decide if it will petition the circuit court to appoint him or hold… Read story
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Update: Suspect dead, deputy wounded after Spotsylvania officer-involved shooting
The deputy’s injuries are not life-threatening. Suspect in domestic-related shooting died at the scene, Smoke Tree Blvd. Read story
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UMW Police Department earns four more years of accreditation
The reaccreditation recognizes the department’s continued compliance with professional standards for law enforcement agencies in Virginia. Read story
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PHOTOS: Oh what a Night (National Night Out) in Stafford
People came and came and came to Stafford Marketplace. Read story
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LISTEN: National Night Out in Stafford
Sgt. Steven Curtis and Deputy Chris Newman with the Stafford Sheriff’s Office preview National Night Out, Tuesday, 5-8, at Stafford Marketplace. Read story
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PHOTOS: Spotsylvania honors the 343 in New York
In remembrance of September 11, 2001, the Spotsylvania Volunteer Fire Department paid tribute to the 343 firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in New York City. Read story
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PHOTOS: Spotsylvania honors the 343 in New York
In remembrance of September 11, 2001, the Spotsylvania Volunteer Fire Department paid tribute to the 343 firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in New York City. Read story
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