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Police and Fire
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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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Kalahari donation adds lifesaving tool for Spotsylvania SROs
Kalahari has donated 35 LifeVac choking rescue devices to the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office, which will distribute the devices to School Resource Officers. Read story
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Bus driver in fatal Interstate 95 crash to go on trial in Stafford in March
Jing Dong’s case was to be heard this October, but his attorney asked for more time to prepare for the matter. Read story
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LISTEN: Back-to-school traffic means drivers need to watch for buses
With schools back in session, there are more buses, more kids and more traffic on the roads during the morning and afternoon commute. Read story
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Off-duty Spotsylvania firefighter drowns at Lake Anna
Mason Fercovic-Ortegel joined the department in 2024. Read story
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WATCH: GUIDON22 puts focus on veteran suicide
Rich Brown with Honor Bound FIT and The Guidon Foundation are gearing up for GUIDON22 on November 21st in Fredericksburg. Read story
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Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania counties to receive federal public safety grants
The funding, from the Department of Justice, was announced by U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine. Read story
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PHOTOS: National Night Out in Spotsylvania
The Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office hosted National Night Out at the Towne Centre on Tuesday night. Read story
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Golf team tryouts turn into lake rescue for three Eastern View students
Three Eastern View High School golfers jumped into Lake Culpeper and rescued two adults and a young child after their kayaks capsized Monday. Read story
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