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Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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April 14 2012 - VRE offering eight-car service for holiday travelers leaving D.C. early
Today is Good Friday and tonight is the first night of Passover . As a result, plenty of people are going to leave work early to get a head start on their holiday weekends. The Virginia Railway Express noted that the largest number of commuters on Good Friday tend to ride Fredericksburg Line train 303 (leaving Union Station at 3:35 p.m.) and Manassas Line train 327 (leaving Union Station at 3:45 ... |
February 19 2012 - 2/12/2012
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY (New) Monday-Wednesday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; motorists should be alert to crews installing guardrail on I-95 southbound between Exit 130 (State Route 3/Fredericksburg) and Exit 126 (U.S. 1/Spotsylvania). All travel lanes will be open.... |
November 12 2011 - Tankers will move from Mayfield
It looks like residents of Mayfield won't have to worry much longer about the hazardous chemical-hauling rail cars that frequently have been stored within 100 feet of some homes for two years. Nearly $1 million in state funds will go toward remedies aimed at moving the cars away from the Fredericksburg residences.... |
November 02 2011 - Blotter: Virginia woman crashes into Southold gas pump
Dora Elida Mendez Lopez of Fredericksburg, Va, was driving west on Route 25 in Southold just before 1 a.m. on Oct. 20, when she failed to negotiate the turn at Main Bayview Road and drove into the Empire Gas Station at the intersection, according to police reports. A gas pump and a guard rail were [...] |
November 28 2011 - Woman who hit commuter cleared
The woman who drove her SUV into a commuter crossing Princess Anne Street at the Fredericksburg train station in June was found not guilty Friday in Fredericksburg General District Court, according to court records. The victim, a 65-year-old Caroline County woman, suffered a serious head injury and was unconscious after the June 22 incident. But she was eventually moved from the hospital to a ... |
November 24 2011 - Parking on River Road poses safety hazard to motorists
T HE Fredericksburg train station rehab project is done--even if doesn't look like it. The $2.6 million project started last fall, and commuters and drivers have endured closed lanes and sidewalks during that time.... |
November 15 2011 - Flooding causes delays to Blue/Yellow lines
Overnight rains caused major delays on Metro in Northern Virginia on Monday morning after flooding shut down a section of the Yellow and Blue lines. Making matters worse, train service on Virginia Railway Express was also bogged down on the Fredericksburg line. The commuter service directed its riders onto the Metro system's own messed up line. Riders were waiting at stations in long lines to ... |
November 15 2011 - Flooding, faulty pumps shut down Blue/Yellow lines
Kytja Weir Examiner Staff Writer Follow Her @kytja Overnight rains plus broken-down pumps caused major delays on Metro in Northern Virginia during the Monday morning commute when flooding shut down a section of the Yellow and Blue lines. Making matters worse, train service on Virginia Railway Express was also bogged down on the Fredericksburg line. The problem for Metro was that ... |
July 18 2011 - Injured commuter improving
The 65-year-old Caroline County woman hit while crossing the street at the Fredericksburg train station in June has been released from the hospital and seems to be recovering from a serious head injury, according to Fredericksburg police. The woman, whose name was not released by police, has been moved to a rehabilitation facility in Washington, according to Fredericksburg police officer Jamie ... |
July 05 2011 - TODAY'S INDEPENDENCE DAY WEEKEND EVENTS
Heritage Festival Five-Mile Run . Registration opens at 6:15 a.m. at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center. Race begins at 7:45 a.m. near the railroad station and ends at the visitor center. Heritage Day Parade , downtown Fredericksburg. Hometown parade limited to bikes, strollers, wagons, walking, Veterans motorcycle groups, antique cars. Sponsored by Fredericksburg Jaycees. 9:30 a.m.; Email ... |
June 22 2011 - COMMUTER CRITICALLY HURT
A commuter walking to the Fredericksburg train station was hit by an SUV early yesterday and is fighting for her life. The woman, a 65-year-old Caroline County resident, was walking in a crosswalk on Princess Anne Street when a southbound Nissan SUV turned left from Lafayette Boulevard and struck her, according to Natatia Bledsoe, Fredericksburg police spokeswoman.... |
June 08 2011 - Heat restrictions in place for VRE trains
Virginia Railway Express passengers can expect some delays Wednesday night as the extreme heat forces trains to slow down during the evening commute. VRE officials said CSX, which owns the rail used by the Fredericksburg Line trains, has issued heat orders for Wednesday. People can expect delays of 10 to 15 minutes this evening, depending on other train movement at the time, VRE officials said ... |
June 02 2011 - Coleman gives pros pointers
Tim Coleman wasn't star-struck when he helped train NFL players at Competitive Edge Sports in Atlanta last week. The Fredericksburg Christian School football coach has worked with NFL players the past seven years through a relationship with CES founder Chip Smith.... |
June 01 2011 - More than 800 Va. Guard members deploy to Iraq
Units based in Hampton Roads, Fredericksburg and Christiansburg will train for 45 to 60 days before heading to Iraq. It hasn't happened in Virginia since World War II, but Wednesday, the largest single unit mobilization in the Virginia Army National Guard since the 1940s took place. More than 800 Guardsmen from Christiansburg, Hampton Roads and Fredericksburg were shipped out to Iraq. |
June 01 2011 - More than 800 Va. Guard members to deploy to Iraq
Units based in Hampton Roads, Fredericksburg and Christiansburg will train for 45 to 60 days before heading to Iraq. About 825 members of the Virginia National Guard are being deployed to Iraq for more than a year. |
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