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Today is the 28th August 2008
Bill and Marnie Maple of Maple Irish Dance School
FEIS, An Irish Sport Competition
Falls Church, Virginia, June 16, 2007. Today marks the 10th anniversary of the founding of Maple School of Irish Dancing. Bill and Marnie took time off their busy schedule to sit down with BristowEnews.com regarding to the hosting of the Old Dominion FEIS, an Irish dancing competition they have sponsored for the past six years. The Old Dominion FEIS came about because Bill and Marnie felt the need to help dancers gauge themselves and in doing so created this yearly event. For our readers out there, Bill Maple is the 1982 North America Irish Champion and twice a World Champion. He has competed in a number of international events around the world. Both couples are proud of their achievements and accomplishments.
Published Date: 2007-06-20 06:00:00
News Section: Sports,
Manassas, Virginia, June 16, 2007. The Bull Run Regional Library re-opened on June 11th after approximately two and one-half months of work on the heating and air conditioning systems. A Grand Reopening Celebration was held last Saturday, June 16, 2007 complete with entertainment, including music by a quartet called The Prince William Sound, a magic act by Captain Token, local fire fighters, face painting, and Civil War Re-enactors. Wanda Reese, a library patron who comes to Bull Run with her children, donated the many ribbons and rainbow colored balloons that arched the entry way and reading areas because she wants children to associate libraries as a fun place. She thought that this would be a good way for her to give back to the community. Two library staff members, Debbie Bruce and Diane Entremont assisted with the decorating prior to the festivities.
Published Date: 2007-06-20 06:00:00
News Section: Top Headline,
BristowEnews.com staff writer recently met with Jennifer L. Wilkinson, Community Development Director for the Transitional Housing BARN, Inc., a temporary housing and support services to homeless women and children located in Bristow, Virginia. Often referred as the "BARN" among the locals here, the BARN offers single women with children the opportunity to start a new life. Women come here from all walks of life, cultural backgrounds, and socio-economic status. The BARN is a haven of hope and a path to self-sufficiency. There are currently three "Neighborhoods", each is comprised of a communal living room, kitchen facility, play area, and each family has their own large bedroom. There are four families within each "Neighborhood. The BARN can accommodate a maximum of twelve families.
Published Date: 2007-06-20 06:00:00
News Section: Local News,
Nokesville Community Park, Nokesville, Virginia, June 17, 2007. The Prince William Community Band and people from the audience who were "In the Mood" swung to the music on the grounds of Nokesville Community Park. Approximately 200 people gathered to listen or dance to the soothing sounds of the Prince William Community Band, whose music was light, sweet, and reminiscent of a bygone era where Sunday afternoons meant spending quality time with your friends and families.
Published Date: 2007-06-20 06:00:00
News Section: Arts,
Zine Digital Communication Incorporated is a full service Media Production company located in Bristow, VA. Matt Moore, CEO stated that ZINE focuses on the client's intended result rather than a specific type of media. They create videos for commercials for trade associations and industrial productions, as well as multi media and interactive works. The primary mission is not to sell a video but to give the client an end result. ZINE looks at the client's goal, whether it is marketing a product or reaching a specific group of individuals. The staff has decades of experience and have won every possible Media Industry award there is in all the different media. Their range of media includes video production, print, animation, and editing, on-line and broadcasting capabilities. ZINE's core competencies include the strategy behind the media.
Published Date: 2007-06-20 06:00:00
News Section: Business,
This year marks the 6th Annual Holy Trinity Catholic Church picnic at the Benedictine Monastery in Bristow, VA. Father Francis Peffley, Pastor of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Gainesville, VA is delighted to see a third of the 2,000 registered family members participating in this annual event. The fun -filled event included face-painting, a dunk booth, a shave-iced and pop-corn booth, pony rides for little children, cake walks contest, and swimming for all ages.
Published Date: 2007-06-13 06:00:00
News Section: Local News,
This year Memorial day was celebrated and commemorated the with the tradition of raising the American Flag on the grounds of Groveton Confederate Cemetery which was founded in 1862. Today's event attracted a lulling crowd of Civil War buffs, retired military personnel, families, and media. The civil war reenactment service started with the raising of the American flag and was followed by the preamble of the United States Constitution.
Published Date: 2007-06-06 06:00:00
News Section: Holidays 2007,
June 2nd and 3rd marks the 26th annual Vintage Virginia Wine Festival, and was held this year at Virginia Regional Park Authority's Bull Run Park, in Centreville, VA. The Virginia Wineries Association in association with Across-the-Way-Productions brought 56 local Virginian wineries to the area, in addition to artisans, businesses, and food vendors, from up and down the eastern seaboard as well as musicians from across the nation.
Published Date: 2007-06-06 06:00:00
News Section: Community Events,
Mr. and Mr. Bob FitzSimmonds
BristowEnews.com recently met with Mr. and Mrs. Bob FitzSimmonds at a breakfast fund-raising meeting at the Old Towne Inn, Manassas, Virginia. The atmosphere was warm and relaxing. We spoke to Mrs. FitzSimmonds and she described their current door-to-door campaign and their goal of reaching out to the 18,000 potential voters in the 29th District of the State of Virginia. According to Mrs. FitzSimmonds, they spend 3 to 4 hours a day campaigning and have covered part of Montclair as well as the Linton Hall Corridor. There are a lot of new voters in Bristow, Gainesville and Nokesville communities, but the overall response was positive. On June 28th they will be having another fundraiser with Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling.
Published Date: 2007-06-06 06:00:00
News Section: Politics,