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3/19/2010

On March 17, Interim Chief Jane Nichols retired amid a bunch of mis-conceptions. I would like the truth to be known. She is not a spoiled brat or a bad person. Yes, she gave 28 years of her life to the Gainesville Police Dept. and yes, she was paid a ... | 0 comments

Prince William County Schools Superintendent Stephen L. Walts

2/20/2010

Some readers may be interested in what occurred in Greece, New York when Stephen L. Walts was superintendent there I googled the subject and found the following information. In addition, there are articles pertaining to his time as superintendent of Prince William County Schools. Also, Please access http://www.voteforboard.com/comments_archive.htmlWhether it be ... | 0 comments

Your School Board Has Failed You

2/6/2010

The final report on math investigations has been available for months but it has not been presented in open school board session because it is not good news.SOL pass rates are flat and we are in serious decline compared to state averages.Did the school system really waste tax payer’s money ... | 0 comments

Prince William Resident

1/15/2010

Einstein concluded that Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. I can think of no better exemplar than the Land and Transportation Planning processes in Prince William County. If last Tuesday’s Avendale proceedings didn’t adequately evidence the disconnect between Long Range Planning and ... | 0 comments

Say no to Avendale

1/7/2010

Once again, developers are proposing to solve our transportation problems by building more houses. Once again the target area is the Rural Crescent, where the Avendale development would increase residential densities from 12 to 295 homes if approved by supervisors. Let’s do a recap of the recent financial bloodletting in ... | 0 comments